In a world grappling with formidable systemic challenges, it’s becoming increasingly evident that the solutions often lie in our ability to collaborate and work together. However, the path to effective collaboration can be riddled with obstacles, making it a daunting journey. That’s precisely why sessions like the recent workshop organized by Women In Philanthropy SA (WiPSA), in collaboration with CivSource South Africa and The Centre on African Philanthropy and Social Investment (CAPSI), are such invaluable opportunities for individuals and organizations looking to make a difference.

A BRICS Future Skills Challenge was hosted in line with the outcomes of this year’s South Africa’s chairmanship for BRICS.

In a world that is more interconnected than ever before, philanthropy emerges as a critical tool in addressing the complex challenges faced by humanity. This holds particularly true for the African continent, where a multitude of socio-economic and developmental issues persist.

CivSource South Africa hosted a truly remarkable evening, starring none other than the illustrious Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka. Her extraordinary odyssey not only defied the odds but also underscored the immense potency harboured within fervour, unyielding resolve, and the synergy of united endeavours. In this narrative, her journey radiates as a living proof that these forces possess the profound ability to mould a more luminous destiny for both the realms of wildlife and human societies.

The 4th African Philanthropy Conference, held in Dakar, focused on the theme ‘Philanthropy at an Inflection Point’. Organized under the thematic pillars of People, Power, Practice, and Policy, the conference provided a diverse and dynamic platform for discussing the evolving landscape of philanthropy in Africa.

The Trilogue is the premier annual conference in South Africa showcasing important developments across the corporate responsibility sector, with a focus on the ‘S’ in ESG. (Environmental, social, and corporate governance). It took place at the Wanderers Club: Protea Hotel on 10th & 11th May.

On May 24th, 2023, distinguished practitioners, academics, and enthusiastic participants gathered both in person and online to commemorate Africa Day through a hybrid intergenerational discussion.

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At the Climate Ambition to Accountability Project (CAAP) hosted by the South Africa Climate Action Network, Moliehi Mafantiri, Environmental Scientist, shared her insights. She highlighted avenues for civil society to engage with climate policy, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder engagement and South Africa’s policymaking processes. Additionally, she underscored the value of alliance building for effective climate action.

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Get ready to be part of history at the inaugural Flow Forward Annual Lecture for #MenstrualHealthDay!

Attendance is not only FREE but open to ALL, with a special invitation extended to men and boys. Don't pass up this chance to join a transformative movement that's breaking barriers and sparking change. Secure your spot now and save the date for May 28th!

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Let's celebrate this month by fostering inclusivity and understanding, recognizing the unique strengths individuals on the spectrum bring to our world.

Thabang Tseboho shares his story. Read more