Benita Williams & Tara Polzer-Ngwato In the novel “Welcome to Our Hillbrow”, Phaswane Mpe paints a world where progress and crisis constantly intertwine—where systemic problems persist, and yet, against
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By Sophie Hobbs, Head of Communications, Networking HIV and AIDS Community of Southern Africa (NACOSA) Abrupt disruptive change On Monday 26th of January, we were due to work on
By Nkateko Chauke, Acting Director, Oxfam South Africa Understanding civil society engagement in multilateral processes Like many other people, I thought that something like the G20 was really for
By Fia van Rensburg, IPASA Knowledge Manager Prof. Bhekinkosi Moyo and Jacob Mati, respectively Director and Deputy-Director of the Centre on African Philanthropy and Social Investment (CAPSI) shared their
By Pedro P. Bocca, International Affairs and Public Policy Coordinator, and Cassio França, Secretary General, Group of Institutes, Foundations and Companies (GIFE) Philanthropy deserves its place at the table
By Zuziwe Khuzwayo, IPASA Project Manager: Social Justice Making sense of disruption Processing the recent freeze and suspension of USA funding inevitably involved assessing the immediate and devastating consequences
By Fia van Rensburg, Knowledge Manager at IPASA IPASA has interviewed Jeremy Maarman, Executive Director of the Initiative for Community Advancement (ICA), and founder of the Eendekuil Community Fund.
By Bridgit Evans, Executive Director, SAB Foundation As social change agents, our goal is to have the maximum positive impact we can on the issues we are tackling. This
By Ntefeleng Nene, Nkanyiso Hlongwa and Robyn Porteous. Ntefeleng Nene and Nkanyiso Hlongwa are partners at The Bridgespan Group, based in Johannesburg, where Robyn Porteous is a Deputy Editor.
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