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Ugu hosts women’s empowerment workshop

The event aimed to empower unemployed young women who are passionate about being leaders in their communities.

Ugu District Municipality in collaboration with the Office of the KZN Premier, hosted a women’s empowerment workshop in St Michaels last week.

Sindi Cebisa (left) and Wendy Zondo from Nyandezulu at the women’s event.

Some 100 young women were selected to be part of the workshop through various structures in the district.

Thando Gumede (left) and Thulile Cele at the women’s empowerment workshop in St Michaels last Thursday.

However 15 of them were given an opportunity to join the event by writing a motivational letter, as to the reason they deserved to be there.

Sbahle Cele (left) and Busisiwe Khwela.

The purpose of the event was to empower unemployed young women who are passionate about being leaders in their communities.

Belinda Cele (left), Luyanda Nyawose and Ntokozo Mqadi from Gamalakhe.

A lot was shared among these young women, such as being taught self defence, in case, she found herself in danger.

Zinlhe Gumude (left), Sanelisiwe Mzobe and Slindela Sithole

There were also motivational talks where the women were encouraged to forgive themselves and focus on rebuilding themselves.

Samkelisiwe Moloisane (left), Ziningi Diane and Mandisa Joji.

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