Women's Month begins tomorrow, and while we've made progress, the journey towards true equality is far from over. Across boardrooms, businesses and workplaces, women continue to juggle career ambitions with family responsibilities, while navigating barriers, bias and the pressure to succeed on every front. So, what more needs to be done to ensure women don't just participate in the economy—but thrive in it? We're joined by Natalie Druion, Executive Head of Conversation at Momentum Group, to discuss how Momentum's #SheOwnsHerSuccess Media Jamboree is empowering women through shared experiences, practical insights and meaningful conversations.
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The City of Johannesburg is turning up the heat on alleged financial misconduct, with more than R4 billion in questionable expenditure now under scrutiny. Thirteen cases have been referred to the city's independent Disciplinary Board for investigation, signalling a tougher stance on accountability.
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Analysts are asking whether South Africa's key anti-corruption unit is about to get the reset it desperately needs. The Investigative Directorate Against Corruption is set for a major overhaul after weeks of damaging testimony before the Madlanga Commission exposed serious concerns about its leadership and internal operations.
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For thousands of South African students, earning a bachelor's degree isn't the end of the struggle—it's the beginning of a new financial hurdle. While NSFAS helps many undergraduates access higher education, there's no equivalent state funding for most postgraduate studies.
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