Its a big country, over 40m people, so any answer is a generalised one.
In the constitution women are guaranteed equal rights with men. This is enforced and anyone with a problem can bring it to the police or the Equality Court.
But, on the ground it is culture that determines treatment.
In more traditional communities the role of women is to maintain the household, which would be to do all the chores. While this is discriminatory and demeaning there is not a lot of physical maltreatment.
The most serious problems arise in recently urbanised communities. In these the social controls that protect women in traditional communities are dropped, and those of the middle classes are not yet adopted so there is a control vacuum. In those circumstances there is a lot of violence against women. Rape, prostitution and abandonment of women are well known.
In the wealthier areas, social controls are stronger and maltreatment is far less, though not absent.
Susan Shabangu is the Minister in the Presidency - Women for South Africa.
women in Africa don't get treated with respect. If a man had to choose him or his wife to die it would be his wife. Yah its not pretty!
The first black nurse in South Africa was Cecilia Makiwane. Cecilia Makiwane was an early activist for women's rights and a protester in 1912.
The country furthest south on the continent of Africa is South Africa. The farthest south major town in South Africa is Capetown.
neither the south African men or if your asking the first to come to it, Men
some are treated agressivly others are well cared for but south africa isnt a very safe place for children
Susan Shabangu is the Minister in the Presidency - Women for South Africa.
Almost same as they treated men........
women in Africa don't get treated with respect. If a man had to choose him or his wife to die it would be his wife. Yah its not pretty!
First for Women offers insurance to those women in need of it in South Africa. Over the years, it has raised around $11 million for South African women.
it was for boys only in south africa, the women had to stay home and take care of the house
South Africa
if you look at the history o South Africa the apartheid time the black people, women and disable people were being discriminated and work place places and treated unfairly
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Approximately the same way Americans in the South treated black people.
apartheid in south Africa was started by the arrival blacks in south Africa and due to the history of slavery blacks were treated as unequal to the white minority and the black majority was ruled by a white government with racist Secretary laws