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Women’s rights – is there equality in practice?

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By Linda Meyer
| BusinessBrief Verified
Professor Linda Meyer | Managing Director | Rosebank International | Visiting Professor | Nelson Mandela University | mail me | Seventy years ago, some 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings. They took a stand against a proposed law that would strip them of their freedom of movement and ownership of themselves. The law would force them to carry passes that dictated where they could live, work and exist. This Women’s Month commemorates their legacy of defiance against subjugation.
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Supporting family caregivers in home deaths – community nurses’ experiences

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By Linda Meyer, Trine Oksholm, Ann-Kristin Fjørtoft
| Sykepleien
Introduction More than 40,000 people die in Norway every year, with around 14% of deaths occurring at home. Approximately 6% of deaths are planned home deaths, meaning that a substantial number of family caregivers are involved (1–4). Care provided by family members and other loved ones represents an important societal resource and is a prerequisite for a home death (4–7).
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Reclaim your edge

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By Linda Meyer
| eduweb.africa
Back 30 June 2026 Reclaim your edge By Professor Linda Meyer, Managing Director at Waterfall School of Business In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, many seasoned professionals in their 40s, 50s, and beyond find themselves facing an uncomfortable truth: the skills that once made them indispensable now feel outdated. Automation, AI, digital transformation, and shifting industry demands have rewritten the rules.
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