2006Rhodes Journalism ReviewRequires access

Glass ceiling, concrete ceiling : gender equality

Lizette Rabe

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What are the realities facing women journalists, specifically senior women, in South African newsrooms? What do they identify as obstacles, and which strategies can be implemented to redress the situation?

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What are the realities facing women journalists, specifically senior women, in South African newsrooms? What do they identify as obstacles, and which strategies can be implemented to redress the situation?

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What are the realities facing women journalists, specifically senior women, in South African newsrooms? What do they identify as obstacles, and which strategies can be implemented to redress the situation?

Key concepts: Glass ceiling, Ceiling (cloud), Computer science, Ceiling effect, Structural engineering, Law, Engineering, Political science

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