Nyanga -- a township near Cape Town and one of South Africa's most dangerous places -- this week hosted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on their first tour of southern Africa | CNN Opinion
Sebenzile Nkambule is a journalist based in Johannesburg. She writes about gender and politics in Africa. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author. View more opinion at CNN.The couple was welcomed at Justice Desk, an organization that works to empower women and teaches children about their rights and safety in their community. The mood was jovial, as children danced and sang with the couple.
A collective of more than 70 civil society organizations was behind the shutting down of Sandton and have since met with business to discuss possible funding and accountability measures. Other demands included transport for women who have to travel in the early hours of the day to get to work and the closing of the gender pay gap in corporate South Africa.
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