Ubuntu uplift Podcast Series

Journey across the diverse soundscapes of South Africa with our podcast series, where we explore the stories, challenges, and journeys of the people who make our country unique. Each episode is a celebration of our culture, resilience, and innovation.

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Before You Fix It, Listen with Zanele Maphosa-Makombe and Ashley Green-Thompson| UBUNTU Uplift Podcast Series -Season 1 - Episode 2

In Episode 2 of the Ubuntu Uplift Series, Zanele Maphosa-Makombe and Ashley Green-Thompson explore the true meaning of philanthropy, one rooted in listening, lived experience, and empowering communities. From rural Zimbabwe to South Africa’s complex social landscape, they share personal journeys that challenge transactional giving. Instead, they call for lasting partnerships built on respect, shared purpose, and real impact.

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Ednah Rebeccah
Bridging the Giving Divide with Ashleigh Fynn-Munda and Dr. Sibongile Mkhabela

In this poignant episode of the UBUNTU Uplift Podcast Series, we unite two dynamic voices whose paths in philanthropy are as diverse as their generations. Dr. Sibongile Mkhabela, a stalwart of social justice whose activism was forged in the crucible of apartheid, sits down with Ashleigh Fynn-Munda, formerly Head of Philanthropy at Oppenheimer Generations Foundation, whose modern strategies are sculpting the future of giving.

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Ednah Rebeccah
Introducing the "Ubuntu Uplift: Imvelaphi Yabantu – Philanthropy in South Africa" Podcast

Coming soon: "Ubuntu Uplift: Imvelaphi Yabantu – Philanthropy in South Africa," a podcast by CivSource South Africa celebrating stories of giving. Through inspiring interviews and storytelling, we connect listeners especially young people with the transformative power of philanthropy. Join us to explore how Ubuntu shapes our communities and the future of giving.

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Ednah Rebeccah