Spotlight on plight of women

Thursday, 02 August 2018, 07:55
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Spotlight on plight of women
Knysna local Pamela Mbandezi at the Total Shutdown women's march in George on Wednesday 1 August, the start of Women's Month. Women all over South Africa gathered in the larger metropoles to protest gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. Photo: Supplied

KNYSNA NEWS - Many women from Knysna, Pletternberg Bay and Sedgefield joined their sisters in George yesterday (1 August) for the Total Shutdown women's march, a protest against gender-based violence. 

Women all over South Africa gathered in the larger metropoles to protest gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. 

Holding the poster above is Knysna resident Pamela Mbandezi. 

Another Knysna local Anita Bester at the totalshut down in George.

Holding the poster above is Knysna resident Pamela Mbandezi. Photos: Supplied

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