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APRIL 2018
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any people spend big money In my work as a broadcaster, I remember
to listen to the best speakers most the stories of ordinary women who
in the world. We buy books do extraordinary things with the resources
about inspirational journeys at their disposal, no matter how small.
and send text messages of motivation to The jarring truth, though, is that women
those we love. From Friday to Sunday, still get paid less than men. For every R100
South Africans from all walks of life can be that a man makes, a woman will earn
found in places of worship to receive their only R73 for the same work. From the
weekly dose of spiritual upliftment. This World Bank to global research companies,
tells me that, generally, most people want research has been produced which proves
to be, and do, better. The human heart that investing in women makes economic
desires serenity, progress and meaningful sense. They use their income to start
connection with others. businesses, invest in their local economies
REDI TLHABI If this sounds familiar to you, then you and educate themselves and others. Yet, the
GUEST EDITOR will love this issue of Marie Claire, which world of work doesn’t always value them.
@RediTlhabi I am proud to have guest edited. We bring This has not stopped women from being
you South Africa’s trailblazers, the badass badass, though. We really ought to take a
women who, with their skills, expertise, moment and reflect on the many glorious
talent and humanity, have made strides achievements we have made and continue
in their respective fields. From sport to to make, despite the many obstacles in
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are South Africa’s stars. They are badass The good news is that South Africa’s
because they embrace life, rather than fear economy grew more rapidly than was
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LETTER OF THE MONTH MARIE CLAIRE
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Art director Juan Geel juan@assocmedia.co.za
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MARCH 2018
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news and views from around the world
INDIA
skies
TO THE A
vani Chaturvedi,
24, has become the
first Indian woman
to independently
fly a fighter jet. This isn’t the
first time she’s made history,
though. In 2016, just one
year after India committed
to creating equality in its
armed forces, Avani and her
colleagues Bhawana Kanth
and Mohana Singh became
first indian woman the first women in India to
be inducted into the Indian
to fly fighter jet solo Air Force fighter squadron.
APRIL 2018 marieclaire.co.za 9global
The Winter
Games
There was a tangibly different
feeling at this year’s Olympic
Winter Games. Women’s sports
took centre stage and, for the
first time in the Games’ history,
they enjoyed more television
time than men. This year was
also huge for Czech Republic’s
Ester Ledecká, the first woman
to win gold in two different
events (alpine skiing and giant
slalom snowboarding) during
one Winter Games.
EMPOWERED THROUGH LAW
tUNisia
Since adopting a new constitution in 2014,
Tunisia has aspired to create a more equal
society. The country has one of the highest
Compiled by edwain steenkamp photographs gallo/getty
rates of domestic violence in the world, but
its women now have renewed hope. A new
law has broadened the definition of
violence to recognise – and criminalise
– physical, psychological, sexual and
financial abuse against women, with
special provisions against sexual
harassment in public spaces. The hope is
that the Tunisian government will soon
have enough funding to set up aid clinics
for women who need help divorcing their
abusive husbands.
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SEXISM IN THE CITY
The UK is a major global economic hub and
one that’s notoriously difficult to crack as an
entrepreneur. Debbie Wosskow and Anna Jones
have founded The AllBright (inspired by Madeleine
Albright), the UK’s first women-only private
members’ club in London, with a view to tackling
the still-rampant sexism in the city’s business sphere.
This platform will help professionals to invest,
connect and collaborate, turning the spotlight on
Britain’s unequal and unfair working environment.
syria
Women take the north
In a country that has been devastated by war, there seems little left to fight for. But this hasn’t stopped Arabic and Kurdish
women from joining Yekîneyên Parastina Jin (Women Protection Units). These battalions of women are helping the Syrian
Democratic Forces prevent ISIL from gaining ground in the northern Syrian region of Rojava. Their dedication to their country’s
freedom is helping change attitudes about the power women wield in society.
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