Bahumagadi And Princesses Engagement
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Fraud and Ethics Reporting
The Commission for Gender Equality provides a fraud and ethics hotline for reporting misconduct. The service is accessible via free call, email, fax, SMS, or through a mobile application.
- Who it is for
- members of the public who wish to report fraud or unethical conduct
- How to act on it
- Call the free hotline at 0800 117 840, send an email to cgefraud@thehotline.co.za, use the Vuvuzela Hotline app, or send an SMS to 30916.
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Fraud Ethics Hotline Free call number: 0800 117 840 National Anti-Corruption Hotline: 0800 701 701 (toll free number) Email: cgefraud@thehotline.co.za Website: https://www.thehotline.co.za/ report – use 0800 117 840 to report Mobile application: Vuvuzela Hotline app – Download from Google play store use 0800 117 840 to report SMS: 30916 Fax: 0867 261 681 Post: PO Box 10512, Centurion, 0046
Bahumagadi and Princesses Engagement
This is a public engagement initiative by the Commission for Gender Equality focused on cultural and gender-related themes involving Bahumagadi and princesses. It appears to be part of a broader series of outreach activities, including media engagement across Facebook, X-twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
- Who it is for
- members of the public interested in gender equality and cultural representation
- How to act on it
- Follow the Commission's social media platforms: Facebook, X-twitter, Instagram, and YouTube for updates and participation opportunities.
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Bahumagadi and Princesses Engagement – CGE
Dialogue on Gangsterism and Youth Vulnerability
The Commission for Gender Equality is organizing a dialogue to address the social and structural causes of gangsterism and youth vulnerability in South Africa, emphasizing its gendered dimensions.
- Who it is for
- youth, community leaders, and stakeholders concerned with violence and youth development
- How to act on it
- Join the online dialogue via the Microsoft Teams meeting link provided.
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Join the Commission for a dialogue that seeks to address the social and structural drivers of violence and youth vulnerability
Policy Dialogue on Men's Mental Health
The Commission for Gender Equality is hosting a policy dialogue to explore issues related to men's mental health. The event includes a discussion led by Gauteng Provincial Manager Naledi Selebano, featured in an interview with Channel Africa.
- Who it is for
- members of the public interested in mental health and gender issues
- How to act on it
- Watch the interview with Naledi Selebano on Channel Africa to learn more about the dialogue.
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CGE will host a policy dialogue looking into men's mental health. Gauteng Provincial Manager, ... Naledi Selebano discusses with Channel Africa.
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