Seventy years after the historic Women's March, South Africa has made significant gains in women's representation, education and public life. Yet high unemployment, unequal earnings and limited economic power show that progress has not been evenly shared. At the latest Unisa SBL Distinction Dialogue, the discussion turned to a more difficult question: what happens once women are in the room?
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Seventy years after the historic Women's March, South Africa has made significant gains in women's representation, education and public life. Yet high unemployment, unequal earnings and limited economic power show that progress has not been evenly shared. At the latest Unisa SBL Distinction Dialogue, the discussion turned to a more difficult question: what happens once women are in the room?
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