Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Ramaphosa Calls for Gender Equality during Women's Month
South Africa's President Ramaphosa wants everyone to remember women during Women's Month!
He wants gender equality to be part of all the plans and decisions the country makes.
He's asking women to lead the National Dialogue, which is a big meeting to solve problems together.
He knows that women from different backgrounds face different challenges.
Ramaphosa also remembered the Women's March in 1956, where women protested unfair laws.
He believes women should be involved in making decisions that affect their lives.
South African President Ramaphosa advocates for gender equality in all policies during Women's Month.
He urged women to take a central role in the upcoming National Dialogue.
The National Dialogue aims to find common ground to address the country's challenges.
Ramaphosa highlighted the varied realities faced by diverse groups of women.
He reflected on the 1956 Women's March against apartheid-era pass laws.
- Who
- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
- What
- President Ramaphosa calls for gender equality in all policies and decisions.
- When
- During Women's Month.
- Where
- South Africa.
- Why
- To ensure women's involvement in shaping the nation's future and address challenges.
- President
- Cyril Ramaphosa
- Event
- Women's Month
- Initiative
- National Dialogue
- Dialogue Goal
- Find solutions to the country's challenges
- Key focus
- Gender equality