ANCWL Gauteng

07/06/2026

The ANC Women’s League Gauteng Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) convened to reflect on progress, strengthen organisational programmes, and reaffirm our commitment to the advancement of the Women’s Transformation Agenda.

As we mark 70 years since the historic 1956 Women’s March, we continue to champion social cohesion, gender justice, and the empowerment of women and children. We remain steadfast in protecting the gains achieved through decades of struggle while intensifying efforts to advance women’s leadership, participation, and socio-economic development.

As we move towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, the ANCWL Gauteng remains united, resolute, and focused on ensuring that women occupy their rightful place in leadership and decision-making.

Mosadi Palong | Umfazi Epalini



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05/06/2026

05/06/2026

03/06/2026

01/06/2026

ANCWL Greater Johannesburg Region Communication, Information & Publicity Workshop

As the ANC Women’s League continues to strengthen women’s leadership and participation in public discourse, members are invited to a Communication, Information and Publicity Workshop aimed at equipping women with the tools to effectively communicate, mobilise and amplify the voice of our communities.

The workshop will feature ANC NEC Member Cde Khusela Diko as the Keynote Speaker, facilitated by Cde Noxolo Madonsela, with contributions from ANC Spokesperson for Greater Johannesburg, Cde Mantombi Nkosi.

Join us as we build a cadre of women communicators ready to tell our stories, shape public narratives and advance the programme of the ANC Women’s League.

📅 Thursday, 04 June 2026
⏰ 18h00
📍 Zoom

Our Voices. Our Communities. Our Power.

27/05/2026

The ANC Women’s League continues to champion the leadership and representation of women in all spheres of society and governance.

ANCWL NEC members Cde Wally Magagula and Cde Lerato Maloka, together with ANCWL Gauteng Deputy Chairperson Tshidi Tsotetsi, Provincial Deputy Secretary Cde Anna Gela, PEC members Gogo Ndlovana, Anna Setswalo joined members of the Women’s League in Emfuleni in support of ANC by-election candidate Cde Nthabiseng Jacqueline Mqhwayo in Ward 28.

Their presence reaffirmed the commitment of the ANC Women’s League to ensuring that women remain at the forefront of leadership, community development and decision-making.

Women are not spectators in society women must lead.