The Covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented global challenge and the Nelson Mandela Foundation has joined with partners to support South Africans and their government in their fight against the virus.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation has learnt with great shock and sadness about the untimely passing of the outgoing Auditor-General of South Africa, Ntate Thembekile Kimi Makwetu. We would like to express our deepest condolences to his family, friends and colleagues as well as the many South Africans who put their faith in his diligent work as Auditor-General in the past seven years.
It is with a sense of relief that we have seen President Donald Trump defeated in the US presidential election.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation welcomes the appointment of Professor Lenka-Bula as Vice-Chancellor of the University of South Africa (Unisa).
An online discussion on whether social media is a place where true dialogue can take place.
An interview with Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity's Sebabatso Manoeli on the Race Beyond Borders podcast series.
Three books have been published in recent months which address themes of fundamental importance to the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
On Saturday 7 November the Nelson Mandela Foundation, Imbumba Foundation and Kolisi Foundation will distribute food packages to child-headed households in Tembisa. This is part of a strategy to fight the scourge of food insecurity in vulnerable communities.
Join us on 12 November 2020 for a seminar on the future o0f the Ingonyama Trust.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation in collaboration with AECI Limited, a South African chemicals group, invite you to cover the #Each1Feed1 distribution at Ikageng Youth and Children Centre in Orlando West, Soweto.
Join the Foundation on 10 September 2020 when, in support of its efforts to fight the scourge of food insecurity in vulnerable communities and schools, and in collaboration with Hulamin and the Nelson Mandela Legacy RIDE4HOPE, it distributes food parcels the #Each1Feed1 distribution at Khazimula Children’s Home in Howick.
On 18 August 2020 join WHO director-general, Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus, South African scientist, Prof Helen Rees and WHO regional director for Africa, Dr Matshidiso Moeti and healthcare activist Umunyana Rugege in a lively discussion on how to redefine the social contract on health care.
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