S2 Ep12: Why every day should be Women’s Day

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Women across the world face violence at home, exploitation at work and wage inequality. In response, South African women from diverse organisations have united to discuss the formation of a working-class women’s movement, determined to confront patriarchy and capitalism.

Host: Tebadi Mmotla

Guests:
Meme Makhaula & Maggie Mthombeni

28 Aug English South Africa News Commentary · Non-Profit

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