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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Fabulous Woman Awards 2024 Entries Now Open Celebrating Change Agents Across South Africa

Fabulous Woman Awards 2024 Entries Now Open Celebrating Change Agents Across South Africa

9 May 2024 by Guest

Fabulous Woman Awards is thrilled to announce that nominations across all categories are now open, ready to honour agents of change making a difference in communities throughout South Africa. Celebrating its twelfth year, and themed Ethical Leadership, the annual Fabulous Woman Awards are back and will again shine the spotlight on outstanding women in the …

Fabulous Woman Awards is thrilled to announce that nominations across all categories are now open, ready to honour agents of change making a difference in communities throughout South Africa.

Celebrating its twelfth year, and themed Ethical Leadership, the annual Fabulous Woman Awards are back and will again shine the spotlight on outstanding women in the country.

The awards, which are the brainchild of award-winning businesswoman and philanthropist Pontsho Manzi started in 2013 through her foundation, SLM Foundation. Manzi’s foundation has been helping and inspiring the youth, particularly youth from disadvantaged backgrounds with skills to secure employment or to start their businesses, to dream beyond their current circumstances and to uphold integrity in every aspect of their lives.

Pontsho said about the awards, “I’m delighted to recognise the outstanding and excellent change agents who have done sterling work in poverty eradication and the empowerment and advancement of women and youth in South Africa. I look forward to hearing more about their successes and endeavours over the coming months.

“The annual awards have been created to honour women who possess ethical leadership, vision, innovation, excellence and impactful community initiatives with the ultimate goal being to present role models for other women to aspire to.”

The awards are calling for nominations for the following categories:

• Fabulous Woman Humanitarian Award
• Fabulous Woman Job Creation Award
• Fabulous Woman Resilience Award
• Fabulous Woman Gender Equality Award
• Fabulous Women Empowerment Award
• Fabulous Woman of the Soil Award
• Fabulous Woman of the Year Award
• Fabulous Girl of the Year Award
• Fabulous Woman in Health Award
• Fabulous Woman Global Impact Award
• Fabulous Woman End Gender Based Violence

Enter now: all the details!

• Everything you need is at www.fabulouswomanawards.co.za. Visit the website for all the details on each category, nomination criteria nomination rules.

The awards gala will take place in August in Johannesburg, promising an unforgettable night to remember for these women who are empowering and positively impacting the nation.
For more information, reach out at info@fabulouswomanawards.co.za or engage with us on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter.
Use the hashtags #FabWomanAwards2024 to join the conversation.

The closing date is May 30.

CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.

Author: Sandy Waller from SLM Foundation on behalf of SLM Foundation.

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