Nobuntu Hlazo-Webster

Nobuntu Lindumusa Hlazo-Webster (born 3 April 1982) is a South African politician and former businesswoman. She is the co-founder and deputy leader of Build One South Africa (BOSA), and she has represented the party in the National Assembly of South Africa since June 2024. Quotes I’m a storyteller and I am moved by injustice. I want to see economic justice, economic equality, and social justice. My heart is for Africa, so we create platforms and content to engage, grow and build Africa You’ll find me using stories to create narratives for justice and to bring in new thinking and ideas. I develop Media strategies and content for social justice and economic inclusion through African Pursuit. Nobuntu Webster: I let go of the parts of my business that were not aligned with my purpose and values It seems like there are women in leadership positions, because of the few we have in different industries. But, the gap is far too wide. Women are the face of poverty, gender-based violence and continuous marginalisation. However, the majority of registered voters are women. The media must invite women leaders for gender representation, instead of the usual ‘boys choir’. Hlazo-Webster voices patriarchy as the cornerstone of the scarcity of women leaders in politics, By Hope Mafu, retrieved on Apr 24, 2024 External links Category:Women politicians in South Africa Category:Living people