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Designed to gain insight into the minds of South African women, the survey covered an extensive range of topics relating to life, love, finance, relationships, politics and sex.
"In a society where women are still largely underrepresented, and even taken for granted, we wanted to provide a platform where our views could be expressed freely," says Women24 editor, Lili Radloff. "We truly believe that through this survey we have gained remarkable insight into the average South African woman."
This year's survey once again uncovered fascinating findings; such as some 59% of women believe that there still is gender inequality in the workplace, whilst approximately 21% said they would marry for money.
"Our outlooks are shifting at such a rapid pace, and we are happy to be able to better understand where South African women stand today," adds Radloff.
For more, go to www.women24.com/survey