Save the Date! Gauteng Women In Insurance (GWII) invites you to join us for an unforgettable Golf Day at the stunning Blair Atholl Golf Estate! Date: Thursday, 22nd October 18 Holes of Golf followed by a fabulous sit-down dinner & prize-giving RSVP by 15th October at: admin@gwii.co.za Cost: R18,000 for a 4-ball Don’t miss out Read More

Join GWII for a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) session on Digital Transformation & AI Integration. Date: Wednesday, 27 May 2026 Time: 10:00 – 11:00 Platform: Zoom Topic: Digital Transformation & AI Integration The insurance sector is rapidly evolving with AI integration in operations from underwriting to fraud detection. This session will equip you with the

South Africa’s first-time homebuyer market is not just getting younger, it’s changing shape. Standard Bank data shows a surge in single female buyers, rising demand for sectional titles as buyers get younger and rising participation from self‑employed individuals. These trends point to a fundamentally different kind of first‑time homeowner compared to a few years ago.

As South Africa observes Freedom Month in April, the occasion calls for reflection that goes beyond the ceremonial and asks what it truly takes to sustain economic freedom, not just to claim it. For many South Africans, especially women who support households, establish businesses, and increasingly take on leadership roles within the insurance sector, economic

Cyberbullying and cyberstalking aren’t just online problems – they have real-world consequences. Here’s how to fight back. Cyberbullying and stalking don’t just hurt online – they can turn dangerous. Learn how to protect yourself and your rights. A new battlefront: women & online abuse For too many women, harassment doesn’t stop at the front door

Women face deeply entrenched disparities in healthcare – from later diagnoses and under-treatment to limited research into conditions uniquely affecting them. Globally, women spend about 25% more time in poor health than men – translating into 75 million years lost annually due to ill health or early death World Economic Forum+1. These disparities have staggering

Despite global progress, research shows that women still face barriers when it comes to building long-term wealth. These challenges often include career breaks, longer life expectancy, and a lack of financial confidence. Yet, women are also set to own a growing share of global wealth, positioning them as powerful financial decision-makers. Several financial advisers share

The Women’s Report 2025 shone a spotlight on the stubborn realities of gender inequality in South Africa’s workplaces. While progress has been made, it is painfully slow – and in many cases, promises of equality are not translating into lived experiences for women. Now, in 2026, the question is not whether companies are talking about