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Seizing New Opportunities: African Women Parliamentarians and the Path to Change at the P20 Summit

28 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

At the P20 Summit in Johannesburg, African women parliamentarians are boldly stepping forward to change the future. They demand real inclusion, justice, and laws that fix old unfair systems, not just empty promises. With Africa leading the G20 in 2025, these women have a powerful chance to shape global decisions and fight for equality that touches everyday lives. Their courage and leadership spark hope for a new, fairer Africa where women’s voices truly matter.

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