02-Nov-2022 to 09:51
Ramaphosa urges mindset change to end S/Africa’s GBVF ‘pandemic’
APA-Johannesburg (South Africa) — South Africa needs to be united in the fight against gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) as government, civil society, and other organisations cannot address the “pandemic” alone, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday.
Read more01-Nov-2022 to 08:54
S/Africa reduces DNA backlog to less than a third
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — South African Police Minister Bheki Cele has said the country’s DNA backlog at Forensic Science Laboratories now stood at 71,000 -- down from the 241,000 reported earlier this year -- after reviving dead contracts and bringing them to life.
Read more27-Oct-2022 to 15:44
Women’s empowerment: Study underscores childcare givers' role
APA-Dakar (Senegal) — Childcare services allow women to devote more time to paid work, a study by the Consortium for Economic and Social Research (CRES) has suggested.
Read more17-Aug-2022 to 13:31
S/Sudan officials on GBV victim empowerment visit to S/Africa
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — A South Sudan delegation is in South Africa on a social development-led study tour to learn from Pretoria on how it handled empowerment support to victims of gender-based violence, APA learnt on Wednesday.
Read more16-Aug-2022 to 14:09
S/African minister urges concerted effort in GBV fight
APA-Durban (South Africa) — South Africa is commemorating Women’s Month in August but the daily accounts of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) will need everyone’s hands on deck to stop ‘the GBVF pandemic’, Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille said on Tuesday.
Read more10-Aug-2022 to 10:30
Ramaphosa pays homage to S/Africa’s women
APA-Richmond (South Africa) — President Cyril Ramaphosa paid homage to late African National Congress deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte as he led South Africans to commemorate National Women’s Day on Tuesday.
Read more02-Aug-2022 to 17:17
S/Africa: Failure to report sexual violence is illegal – Ramaphosa
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday reminded his compatriots that it is a crime not to report sexual offences to law enforcement officials in the country.
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