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Marcelle Gordon

South Africa
Food, wine, sports, politics & travel. Broadcaster by profession. Comments are my own. Bookings: kate@goliathandgoliath.com
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addressing unpaid care work

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By Marcelle Gordon, Riina Kionka, Yasmin Masithela
| webinarjam.com
About The Webinar The disruption caused by the onset of the SARS-CoV-2 or Covid-19 global pandemic was an unforeseen stumbling block for the developments made towards gender equality, professional economic parity, Inclusion & transformation, the reduction or eradication of gender-based violence and femicide and the economic empowerment of Africa’s women.
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Food security and supply

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By Mary-Jane Morifi, Andy Du Plessis, Marcelle Gordon, Karl Muller
| webinarjam.com
About The Webinar Tiger Brands, Africa’s largest food producer, invites the government, private sector, academia, NGOs, communities and civil society to join this live webcast on how food producers and food partners impact food security and supply.
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Global Health Strategies (GHS) Breast and cervical cancer

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By Lynette Denny, Jenny Edge, Marcelle Gordon, Mawisa Chauke
| webinarjam.com
The South African Government states that the incidence of breast cancer among women in the country is increasing, and is one of the most common cancers among women in the country. It is the most prevalent cancer amongst white and Asian women and the second most common cancer among black and coloured women (cervical cancer is the most common cancer among black South African women). No one is alone — everyone has the right to access crucial sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services.
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