Determining justice for women in South Africa

Official Statement - 01 August 2022

In the wake of alarming headlines in the news, Wise 4 Afrika considers what justice would mean for the women in South Africa.

“Four years ago, on this day, women marched across the country to deliver 24 demands to government under #TheTotalShutdown. The first demand of their memorandum was for leadership and accountability. Four years later, South Africa falls short of the kind of leadership and accountability required to create a safe nation for women and other disadvantaged populations in this country. In addition, the first pillar of the National Strategic Plan on GBV and Femicide calls for strategic leadership and an accountability framework as a starting point for addressing this scourge. The national vision of a South Africa free of gender based violence is therefore an important starting point for all other responses to this scourge including, though not limited to, access to justice.”

 
 

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Andy Kawa wins in ConCourt Judgement

More than 12 years later, Andy Kawa finally gets justice in the long awaited judgment handed down by the Constitutional Court today which found the Minister of Police liable for the negligence in the conduct of the police search and investigation, thus prolonging harm to Ms. Kawa. 

 

 
 

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ERAP Performance Report Card

This is the first in a series of performance reviews the organization intends to conduct to assess the effectiveness of efforts to wrestle and arrest the scourge of GBVF in the country. In doing its work, WISE 4 Afrika is guided grounded in the principles of being solution-based and effecting the necessary interventions to prevent and end gender discrimination, especially the GBVF pandemic.

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Comments on New GBV Legislation

Three new bills are being proposed to curtail and address gender-based violence in South Africa. We have reviewed the proposed bills and have provided comments in the letter below. Please share with your networks and amplify this message to have you say.

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#wiseTalk

The Wise Collective believes in women inspired solutions for empowerment. With this in mind, Brenda Madumise-Pajibo and Onica Nonhlanhla Makwakwa share their insight into various topics around gender-based violence and equality of the genders and sexual orientations in society on the #wiseTalk live broadcast.

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Wise 4 Afrika Legal Assistance

In our efforts to end the scourge of gender-based violence and uplift women throughout the various avenues of society, we offer legal assitance to individuals in need of representation. Granted, while our resources are limited, we encourage women to make use of our Legal Assistance Intake Form. Read More →

 
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Global Citizen Prize: South Africa's Hero Award, presented by Vodacom

Has been awarded to The Wise Collective