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 CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, Mr Sello Hatang together with Ladysmith Black Mambazo invite you to the official announcement of all activities planned to commemorate Nelson Mandela Day 2022 as we highlight the intersection between food security and climate change and appeal to all who support the campaign to “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”
The Nelson Mandela Foundation is assisting the family of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela to preserve her archives. Amongst the collection were speeches by Mam Winnie on thermal fax paper.
Khanya Ralarala, an intern in the Foundation’s Information and Communication Technologies and Facilities department reflects on how far we have strayed from the hope of becoming the country of Nelson Mandela’s dreams.
An emotional and deeply moving ceremony to give a ceremonial new South African flag to a couple whose ceremonial flag was from the apartheid era was held at the Centre of Memory in June 2022.
A report on the training on early childhood development the Foundation has provided to provincial education officials over the past five months.
As many recent studies have shown, in South Africa trust in the law and all its institutional instruments has not been at such a low ebb since 1994, writes Verne Harris, the Foundation's Head: Leadership & Knowledge Development.
Join the Nelson Mandela Foundation in reflecting on key challenges for South Africa a year after the July 2021 wave of public violence in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
Please join us in a ceremony in which a ceremonial South African flag officially presented to a policeman murdered during the apartheid era is exchanged for a flag from South Africa's democratic era. A dialogue will follow the flag-swap.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation will be framing Nelson Mandela Day 2022 around its food and nutrition programme, under the theme “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are”.
Join the Foundation as it officially opens a new exhibition, accompanied by a conversation between the Foundation’s Head of Leadership Development, Professor Verne Harris and Anthropology lecturer at the University of Witwatersrand, Dr Kholeka Shange, as they explore Prof Harris’ book, Ghosts of Archive.
Please join us for the launch of Homeland – A Song for Refugees.
Join a discussion that explores how to achieve socio-economic justice in South Africa.
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