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The city-owned building was "hijacked" after it was leased to a nonprofit organisation meant to assist displaced women.

As Women’s Month draws to an end, the month of August — meant to celebrate the mothers, sisters, wives and daughters — was instead marred by bloodshed.

Sylvester Mashilo says for some GBV perpetrators, there is a back story that explains what led to them being who they are.

While pondering a plan to pay it forward, a Newton Park coffee shop owner could not anticipate the answer walking through her front door.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says poverty remains a driving force behind gender-based violence cases.

From April to the end of June, 1,489 people were killed in Gauteng, which was a 0.1% decline, the first since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Higher education, science and innovation minister Blade Nzimande says gender inequality is not a women's issue but a human rights issue that affects everyone in society.

A Limpopo man was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his girlfriend after the couple’s child told the Polokwane high about violence in their home.

Asonele Melapi started an organisation in a bid to put an end to gender-based violence and femicide shortly after her sister was killed.

Amid a rise in femicide, a group of women in Nelson Mandela Bay have joined hands to host a free basic self-defence and personal safety class for women.