The daughters who forced South Africa to listen

IOL · Published 56m ago

Seventy years after the historic 1956 Women’s March, the legacy of women’s resistance continues to shape South Africa. The piece honours generations of women who fought apartheid and argues that their leadership remains central to building a more equal society.

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