LIZELLE STRYDOMIn an era where socio-economic disparities continue to challenge global stability, accelerating opportunities for women’s empowerment has become an essential strategy. South Africa, grappling with high unemployment rates, particularly among women and young people, presents a compelling case for targeted interventions.As of the latest data, 35.7% of South African women in the labour force are unemployed, a figure that surpasses the national average and underscores the gender disparities in the labour market. This situation not only highlights the urgent need for increased…