The African National Congress (ANC) joins the people of South Africa in commemorating National Women’s Day, a day that honours the fearless women who, on 9 August 1956, marched to the Union Buildings to demand justice, equality, and an end to apartheid oppression. Led by the heroines of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW), over 20,000 women stood united against the apartheid pass laws. Their courage was not an act of charity, it was a determined assertion of their rights and the rights of generations to come.
Today, we remind all women that they stand on the shoulders of giants, women like Lilian Ngoyi, Rahima Moosa, Helen Joseph, Sophie Williams-de Bruyn, Florence…
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Fun South African Fact: The swimming pool vacuum cleaner is a South African invention.
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Oke / Ou – guy [oak] / [oh] South Africa’s most common word for a man or guy and is similar in meaning to ‘china’, ‘bru’ or ‘boet’.