As women empowerment has become more prominent over the years Carol Shereni has proven to be dominant when it comes to putting women at the forefront. Carol Shereni, now the SADC Regional Coordinator of Empire Partner Foundation was born in Harare, Zimbabwe. Carol travelled to the USA after high school and balanced her dual degree in Accounting and Finance, with her passion. At the age of 19, she launched the first of a series of ‘Self Esteem’ classes at Edinboro University o

In celebration of Women’s Day, one must applaud and thank all the women that paved the way for so many of us women entering the workplace today. Women’s Day provides a great opportunity for us to remain in conversation about the role women play, not only in the workplace but in society and in our homes. There is no doubt that women fulfil a fundamental role wherever they are found to exist. It remains a sad reality though, that obstacles still exist preventing many women fro

The Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) together with Each One Hold One (EOHO) is launching the Women’s Coat of Armour. An intervention aimed to curb and drastically reduce the existence of Gender-Based Violence (GBV). Violence in any form is a social evil that does nothing to further the lives of victims and perpetrators alike. It has been allowed to deeply root itself in societies globally. There are several awareness initiatives in South Africa like the 16 days of

South Africa is a beautiful country, rich in culture, people and values. The Zulu greeting Sawubona – “I see you”. When we truly see all people through our warm greeting, a genuine smile, taking a moment to exchange a few words we spread joy, hope, love and so much more. This simple connection has the potential to Change lives in our world. Emily Sloan a beautiful soul and a fellow director at the Each One Hold One NPC recently demonstrated the impact of conversation and a s

The beauty of a woman embodies more than her physical attributes and personality. It is in her strength, resilience, and tenacity to face the world with a smile each day no matter the pain within. On this day in 1956, over 20 000 South African women of all races marched in protest of the Pass laws that prohibited people of colour from entering the white areas without the relevant documentation. This pass law was repealed 30 years later, in 1986. It is in honour of the women w