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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.
If anything, the Covid-19 crisis in South Africa should animate an intersectional, inclusive and revolutionary intention to rebuild the means by which we extract from the Earth. writes the Foundation's communications and advocacy manager, Kneo Mokgopa.
In light of the impacts of Covid-19, as an archivist at the Nelson Mandela Foundation I had to quickly adapt to working remotely and staying productive.
NEW YORK, NY — In the wake of unfolding health and economic crises across the globe, and rising protests against the systemic failure to see, value and protect Black lives, the Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity (AFRE) selected 20 leading changemakers to join its fellowship programme aimed at strengthening and accelerating social change in the United States and South Africa.
The month of July is always a cluttered one for the Nelson Mandela Foundation, as we remember Madiba on his birthday and as the world marks Nelson Mandela International Day. But this year, as with so much else in a time of Covid-19, the month has been extraordinary, writes Nelson Mandela Foundation CE Sello Hatang in his monthly newsletter.
Learn how Ikageng chair Thabiso Chauke helped a boy with prominent scarring on his ears – an example of how to make every day a Mandela Day.
The Foundation's Sello Hatang and Khalil Goga on how United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres's ideals, set out in the 2020 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, can be reached.
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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South Africans who wish to donate are invited to SMS Madiba to 42607. Each SMS will donate R30 towards the work carried out by the Nelson Mandela Foundation. South African carriers only.
