Africa Makes Significant Improvement In Attaining Gender Balance

South Africa has made giant strides in empowering women and reducing the prevailing gender gap in the county.

South Africa jointly claimed the second spot on the G20 Gender Gap Ranking, tying with Australia and coming behind Canada is tied with Australia. Women in South Africa and Australia accounted for 48.6 percent of the senior civil service. South Africa has been recognized for achieving the most improvement out of all G20 countries in the past two years based on the Women Leaders Index. Over the last decade, South Africa has made double-digit improvement of 14.8 points.

Women leaders in South Africa have been paving the way for an inclusive and equitable future for the nation.

In order to recognize the grit and skill of women leaders in South Africa, the current edition of Global Woman Leader magazine brings to readers in-depth interviews with prolific women leaders from the country.

In the current edition, read about Founder and CEO of The Carbon Effect, Linda Eloff, a self-taught jewelry designer known for redefining accessible luxury through timeless design, ethical sourcing, and a deep commitment to personal connection, craftsmanship, and empowering women through meaningful adornment.

We also feature an interaction with Johlene Bradley, who is recognized for her innovative approach, where she aligns her entrepreneurial drive with ever-evolving technological advancements. Her work is demonstration of how real estate firms can overcome challenges and scale effectively when supported by the right amounts of insights, systems, and human connections.

Read interesting conversations featuring these women leaders and get to know the secret to their success.

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