A decolonised climate change agenda for the Global South On 27 October, the Nelson Mandela Foundation hosted the first pre-Annual Lecture dialogue on the theme “A Decolonised Climate Change…
Media Release: The date is set for the Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, 2022 The 20th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture will be held on Saturday, 12 November 2022, at the Durban International Convention Centre…
Bridging the Gap Between Education and Labour On 17 August 2022, the Nelson Mandela Foundation hosted a dialogue on “Bridging the Gap” between education and labour for…
Invitation to cover: Rule of Law and Constitutionalism – A Dialogue The Nelson Mandela Foundation in association with the Hanns Seidel Foundation invites you to a dialogue on the Rule of…
Archive, ghosts and justice: Exhibition opening and panel discussion On the 13th of April, 2022, the Archive at the Centre of Memory, an initiative of the Nelson Mandela Foundation,…
Legislation governing domestic work needs better implementation Legislation governing domestic work needs to be better implemented and its implementation more closely monitored.
Dialogue: Public solidarity towards radical reform Sincere collaboration can take South Africans far as a nation, and civil society can work with the private and public…
Annual Lecture 2021: Chairperson's opening remarks Madame Fatou Bensouda is uniquely positioned to explore the connections between accountability and sustainability, and between reckoning with oppressive pasts…
Media statement: 19th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture Peace and justice must work side by side – and “prioritising one over the other jeopardises the chance of either”.…
Annual Lecture 2021: Fatou Bensouda's full address This is the full transcript of former ICC Chief Prosecutor Madame Fatou Bensouda's Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture 2021 address.
The importance of justice and the rule of law for social cohesion: Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture 2021 The importance of justice and the rule of law for social cohesion will be examined when former International Criminal Court…
Making cities a home South Africa's pathway to land reform and redress was the subject of a dialogue, hosted by the Foundation on 8…
Invitation to cover: Making Cities a Home, achieving urban land reform Join the Foundation for a virtual dialogue on 8 July 2021 with Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille and Adv Tembeka Ngcukaitobi,…
Highlighting the plight of the Palestinians On the 8th of June, the permanent missions of South Africa and Namibia to the United Nations (UN) in New York jointly…
Global webinar on child care services and "women's work" On the 20th of May 2021, the Nelson Mandela Foundation co-sponsored a global webinar with Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing…
September Amnesia Why does South Africa still not know who ordered the assassination of African National Congress representative in Paris, Dulcie September,…
Social cohesion or social divisions: Is it too late to save social media? An online discussion on whether social media is a place where true dialogue can take place.
Liberating the archive Three books have been published in recent months that address themes of fundamental importance to the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
Invitation to Cover: Post Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture Dialogue: Making Universal Healthcare Universal The Nelson Mandela Foundation with the support of ABSA and the Hanns Siedel Foundation will be convening a panel discussion…
Annual Lecture 2020: post-lecture reflections These are reflections following the delivery of the 18th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture by UN Secretary-General António Guterres, by the Nelson…
