Over the past two months freedom of expression has won in our courts - a sign that democracy is thriving, many would say.

I read an interesting article in City Press yesterday and I thought it may well benefit Sowetan readers immensely.

I admire women who stand their ground and challenge patriarchy because such a fight usually benefits all women in SA.

Last week I wrote about sexual harassment in the workplace and I also commented briefly about sexual harassment on campuses.

What is sexual harassment, a friend recently asked.

It was a blessing in disguise when the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) broke away or was expelled from struggling trade union federation Cosatu in 2014.

Over the weekend, two of the most beautiful weddings took place in our beloved country.

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a nightmare in SA, and the response by government is nothing other than more empty promises of action.

Many say that this year's Women's Month ends on a very sad note which is true, but it also ends on a real note.

Stakeholders in law and justice, including society, need to get involved to end the calamity against women