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Community Health Workers: “Nothing about us without us”
Inside the struggle for recognition and dignity in the public health system.
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Ligotshwa lisemanzi: Honouring the first teachers
Early Childhood Development Practitioners are the first formal educators a child will ever know. They are the primary agents of socialisation, guiding countless “firsts”.
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From “Volunteers” to Food Handlers: A step towards dignity in school kitchens
Food Handlers secure new job titles and set hours in school kitchens.
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Budgeting for dignity and care work
What will it take for the national budget to truly reflect the lived realities of women in South Africa?
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How trade unions in Namibia secured a seat on the AfCFTA implementation committee
The Trade Union Congress of Namibia is building capacity to influence trade policy and ensure social justice for workers under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
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Care work and public budgets: A feminist inquiry
Volunteer Food Handlers are mobilising for fairer budget allocations that reflect the value of their care work in the National School Nutrition Programme.
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Understanding CEO pay ratios and wage inequality
It’s time to overhaul not just pay structures, but who gets to lead.
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5 takeaways in the June inflation data that matter at the bargaining table
What happened to prices between June 2024 and June 2025.
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A study found the gender earnings gap could be halved if we reined in the long hours often worked by men
A long-hours job in a heterosexual household shifts the burden of unpaid care onto the other partner.
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Workers demand a seat at the AI bargaining table
Employers must negotiate with workers over the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence.