National Women’s Day 2026
On 9 August 1956, thousands of South African women united against the apartheid pass laws, challenging restrictions on black people’s
Read MoreOn 9 August 1956, thousands of South African women united against the apartheid pass laws, challenging restrictions on black people’s
Read MoreFreedom Day, observed annually on 27 April, is one of South Africa’s most significant public holidays. It commemorates the first
Read MoreThe 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children closely aligns with SALO’s core values and its
Read MoreSALO Board Member Molly Dhlamini discussing South African Peace Missions on the continent since 1994 on SABC News’ Democracy30. Watch
Read MoreWatch here: This event had a particular focus on women’s representation in electoral processes and elected bodies in light of
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