Forgotten Women
R297.00
A collection of 15 contributions from some of South Africa’s most successful women, who include Nonkululeko Gobodo, Pinky Kekana, Sue Moodley and Dr Shakira Choonara.
A collection of 15 contributions from some of South Africa’s most successful women, who include Nonkululeko Gobodo, Pinky Kekana, Sue Moodley and Dr Shakira Choonara.
As they share their journeys from pain and despair to success and self-love, the raw emotions and humble beginnings, loss, struggle, and overcoming it all, will twine around your heart and spark inspiration within you.
Book information
Language
English
Book Publisher
Woman of Stature Foundation
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