As part of its Our Ford Stories series, Ford South Africa celebrates Women’s month by showcasing four outstanding individuals …

The first ever SAPS Special Task Force female officer loves to play rugby to stay fit and is studying psychology …

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has shared a heartfelt Women’s Day post, directed with South African ladies, on social media.

SA Rugby chose Women’s Day to announce plans to overhaul women’s rugby to help the Springbok Women emulate their male counterparts by winning the Rugby World Cup.

Here is everything you need to know in order to watch the Springbok Women in the annual WXV 2 tournament in Cape Town.

At the time of publishing, South Africans are enjoying a Youth Day public holiday long weekend. But when is the NEXT public holiday?

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 – which includes an extra two days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 which includes an additional 2 days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.

Turning heads and breaking necks: MaMkhize showed off her curves and fashion sense at this year’s Ukhozi FM high tea.

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 – which includes an extra two days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.

Social media users have slammed the government’s Twitter account that shared a clip of a trans woman’s message on Women’s Day

The President is taking bold steps in SA’s ongoing battle against gender-based violence. Including resorting to online protection orders.

Remember that the women of 1956 showed the world that women were not born in the kitchen, therefore women can place themselves wherever they want to.

The brainchild of Brutal Fruit Spritzer, SA’s first women-only ‘shebeen’ is a celebration of gender equality in National Women’s Month.

Notes from Idols SA to Gomora – Thembi Seete led fellow Gomora actors in singing a happy Women’s Day song in style.

Let’s make Women’s Day an everyday thing as we celebrate the women who paved the way for us. Happy National Women’s Day!

South Africa will have a total of 14 public holidays in 2023 – with the next one coming in the month of August.

South Africa will have a total of 14 public holidays in 2023 – with the next one coming in the month of August.

Women’s Day goes beyond gifts and messages, it’s about celebrating our women with understanding and meaning. Let’s celebrate and honor our powerful women the right way.

In light of the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial, musician Kelly Khumalo has been removed from the line-up for a Women’s Day event.

South Africa will have a total of 14 public holidays in 2023 – with the next one coming in the month of August.

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 which includes an additional 2 days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 which includes an additional 2 days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.

SA’s richest lady! From her billionaire parents to her business ventures and more, here’s five things to know about Wendy Appelbaum.

‘Proud Zulu girl on the move’: MaMkhize has waved goodbye to a very fruitful Women’s Month in absolute style. Take a look…

Royal AM Ladies FC were treated like royalty by MaMkhize and her daughter-in-law Tamia Mpisane at a pamper day organised by the club.

LaConco celebrates Women’s Month by gracing the cover of a magazine and sending a message of empowerment to the ladies!

‘Is that tweet enough?’: Women For Change have called Anele Mdoda to task over her comments about GBV on Women’s Day.

From her billionaire parents to her business ventures, here are five things to know about South Africa’s richest woman, Wendy Appelbaum.

WAFCON participant and Banyana’s youngest player Nthabiseng Majiya was gifted with a R100 000 cheque as part of a Women’s Day celebration

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Need your news quickly? Watch daily News in a minute videos from The South African YouTube page for all that you really need to know!

‘Real Housewives of Durban’ star Nonku Williams opened up about becoming a ‘minister’ after the abuse she endured.

Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs have taken the opportunity to wish all of their female supporters a Happy Women’s Day.

To celebrate Women’s Day local singer-songwriters Filipa, Juliet Harding and Julia Church share their thoughts on the music industry.

In celebration of Women’s Month, take part in our August book quiz and stand a chance to win one of three R500 Exclusive Books vouchers.

South Africans are gatvol of empty promises from the government – and Cyril Ramaphosa now finds himself in the firing line on Women’s Day.

This Women’s Day, we’re honouring some phenomenal SA ladies who are killing it. Who are your favourite female game changers?

Natural women: From Jennifer Lopez to Salma Hayek, here are five celebrities who have spoken out against botox and fillers.

A hike in Pretoria, high tea in Johannesburg or lunch in Durban. Here are a few Women’s Day events in Mzansi.

Media personality Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp has launched her new podcast ‘Boardroom Besties’ to coincide with Women’s Month.

Meet ‘Dr. Mama’, the inspiring Cape Town woman who earned her PhD whilst working, parenting, and surviving hard lockdown.

After going their separate ways to focus on their solo careers, Jamali will be reuniting for a special Women’s Day performance.

‘I used to think being called a female rapper was so offensive, I embrace it now,’ said hip-hop star Rouge ahead of Women’s Day.

The festival combines a daytime family-friendly and picnic setup, with an extraordinary musical lineup — all in honour of women.

From finance to entertainment, Wall Street to Hollywood, here are the world’s 100 most powerful women for 2021, according to Forbes.

Beauty queen Zozibini Tunzi surprised listeners with her amazing voice as she sang Mavuso’s classic ‘Sunday Blues’ live on Power FM.

President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the official Women’s Day address where he acknowledged they were hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic

Kaizer Chiefs took to social media to show love and respect for their special Amakhosi ladies on Women’s Day.

“Our society is beset by numerous scourges targeted at women such as rape, sexual violence, femicide, and gender-based violence. Women grapple with feeling vulnerable and unsafe in our society.”

From tech to medicine, the women of Mzansi have shown resilience while making contributions to the development and unity of the world.

As we celebrate Women’s Day on 9 August, we must take the time to highlight the extraordinary women on social media.

Helen Joseph was one of the leaders of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) who organised the march on the Union Buildings in 1956.

The EFF says systems of oppression must be confronted

President Cyril Ramaphosa, in his weekly newsletter, marked International Women’s Day and lauded SA women for their fight against COVID-19.

A survey carried out in the UK also revealed that half of British women took up a new hobby since the pandemic began,.

After having been locked down at home for months, most savvy business travellers are keen to ditch Zoom and Netflix and swap their comfy tracksuit pants for a high-powered suit once again.

You might not know where to begin so we’ve created this list of five female artists whose work you can consider for diversifying your portfolio.

The series will see the re-release of classic works that were written by female authors and printed under male pseudonyms, finally giving little-known female authors their due.

A book paying homage to 13 inspiring South Africa women is available for free from 11 August 2020. Here’s how to get your digital copy.

Spotlight on five beautiful South African women who are an inspiration to others in National Women’s Month.

‘Go for it’ is NSRI’s Carmen Long’s simple motto when it comes to achieving what has not been done before.

It pays to be careful when bragging about your driving ability. That woman politely listening may have driven in Formula One.

Springbok captain Nolusindiso Booi sent a message as we commemorate Women’s Day, saying: “Stay positive, be supportive of one another and follow your dreams.”

This Women’s Month, indulge in some South African literature. These non-fiction titles celebrate the resistance and rebellion of women throughout time in South Africa.

It’s time to banish the lockdown blues and groove to the rhythms of the Queen of Soul who is the epitome of Woman’s Day: Aretha Franklin.

The exhibit, titled ‘Voices of Empowerment: 24 South African Women’, profiles “ordinary women with extraordinary stories”. Here’s what you need to know.

From family films to action, here are seven of the biggest female-led ‘moments’ on DStv this week.

As women, our stories are central to our emancipation. Here’s our pick of the best reads this Women’s Month.

From SA’s Charlize Theron in ‘Bombshell’ to a series of amazing films made for, by, or about women, here’s DStv’s line-up for August.

Around 30 women were murdered during Women’s Month.

“The onus is upon us to ensure that we fully occupy our positions.”

Media personality, Penny Lebyane talks women’s month, honouring the women who fought for it and what we can do to make a better society for women, as well as safe and women-friendly work environment.

So, #menaretrash was trending on Twitter today. On National Women’s Day. Dear ‘NotAllMen crowd: we need to talk.

To celebrate National Women’s Day, we look at ten of South Africa’s most influential and inspiring women.

In South Africa, there has been some discussion around the elitist discourse in which conversations about the fourth industrial revolution are happening.

Gillette honours Gogo Nozizwe and women just like her on National Women’s Day.

President Ramaphosa delivered the keynote address at the National Women’s Day commemoration event at the Vryburg showgrounds in the North West Province.

Women’s Day is celebrated annually on 9 August to remember the 20 000 women of 1956 who marched to the Union Buildings for equality.

“I believe as women we are stronger than we think and can achieve great things”

Who runs the world? Girls…

A comprehensive theme and social media campaign as been developed by the government for Women’s Month.

The song “I am Woman” by Helen Reddy gives this politician girl power vibes.

Some roads will be closed and others affected during Women’s Day on Friday, as the Women’s Race for 2019 comes to Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban.

Thuli Madonsela and the rest of the Trek4Mandela team are ready to summit Mount Kilimanjaro for the ‘Keeping the Girl Child in School’ initiative this Friday.

The 65th anniversary of the 1954 Women’s Charter will be celebrated this year.

Women’s Shelter Movement discussed the ongoing gender-based violence and human trafficking faced by women and children living in the province.

New theme and campaign as minister in the presidency Ms Maite Nkoana-Mashabane kick starts 2019 Women’s Month.

International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 every year.

By replacing the outgoing Lindsay Ralphs, Mpumi Madisa becomes the first female to lead Bidvest. The achievement has earned her presidential praise, too.

While the world is celebrating International Women’s Day and gender balance, South African women have a unique set of challenges to overcome.

The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day (#IWD2019) is, #BalanceforBetter, and Engen is leading the way in the battle for gender balance.

In honour of International Women’s Day, let’s draw inspiration from some of South Africa’s most powerful and inspirational women.

International Women’s Day has been globally celebrated since 1909, and promotes gender balance.

The University of Fort Hare has since come out to condemn the actions of the student, who is yet to face any disciplinary actions

You can look anywhere but you will not find a more diverse list on anything related to power in South Africa.

South African businesswomen are achieving some great things, both domestically and internationally. Celebrate Women’s Day by getting to know these six.

While there are thousands of ways to spend women’s day, streaming some of the best local content on Showmax could leave you inspired. Besides, it’s an excuse to put your feet up and relax.

There are a variety of things to do in and around Johannesburg this Women’s Day.

Just how far have we really come?