The world is currently grappling with the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects on lives and economies.When the South African government declared a level 5 lockdown at the end of March, there was not one sector of society that was left untouched by the pandemic.
Commendably, this package goes a long way in supporting the many women who put bread on the table and build a much needed social cohesive society in support of our new economy.
Efforts to fight the Covid-19 virus in South Africa received a boost today with a pledge by a group of prominent women leaders to support President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Solidarity Fund announced this week. > Read more
Irene Charnley, Smile Telecoms Founder, on 6 March 2020, received the Forbes Woman Africa Pioneer Award during the Forbes Women.
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Forbes Woman Africa Awards 2020 winners announced … Irene Charnley, founder and deputy chairman of Smile Telecoms Holdings Forbes …
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Ms Irene Charnley, Founder of Smile Telecoms, last night received the Forbes Woman Africa Pioneer Award
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Irene Charnley, Smile Telecoms Founder, on 6 March 2020, received the Forbes Woman Africa Pioneer Award during the Forbes Women Africa Awards function hosted in Durban International Convention Centre.
IWFSA President, Ms Irene Charnley welcomes welcome the decision to establish an interim steering committee in the Presidency, co-chaired by government and civil society organisations.
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The International Women’s Forum (IWF) 2018 World Leadership Conference in Miami has brought together nearly 1,000 women experts and visionaries from over 40 nations on
The SA Chapter of the International Women’s Forum (IWFSA) congratulates President Cyril Ramaphosa on his election as president of the country and wishes him well