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Portraits of Power celebrates women who changed the course of history

Mail & Guardian · 17 August 2026 at 08:11

Portraits of Power celebrates women who changed the course of history

The 'Portraits of Power' exhibition has officially opened at the historic Union Buildings in Pretoria, honouring women who have made significant contributions globally.

Hosted by the Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Institute and the Presidency, the exhibition is part of South Africa's Women's Month and marks the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Women's March, showcasing portraits of distinguished women by emerging South African artists.

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