Social Bonding Beyond Borders Our calamities and crises are barely ever isolated, writes Foundation CE Sello Hatang in his
Discovery: the 'dompas' – A young person’s perspective The donation of a "dompas", a kind of domestic passport from the apartheid era, to
Coalitions, the new normal in South Africa Judging by the recent developments in the Nelson Mandela Bay City Council and the Johannesburg
The Murder of Dulcie September and many other Black Female Activists and the Threat Their Legacies Pose "I never met Dulcie September, the murdered Black South African activist, but I feel a
Teaching the legacy of Dulcie September and other assassinated anti-racist figures of resistance as poetry for collective liberation PhD candidate Leonard Cortana argues for "other voices and experiences".
Nelson Mandela’s release from prison: 33 years on This year marks 33 years since the release of Nelson Mandela. He was released unconditionally on 11
Energy crisis: Turning citizens into criminals I was listening to the radio sometime last month when I heard the brilliant Ms
On the (im)possibility of renewal within the ANC On the 8th of January 2023, President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the ANC’s annual January 8 statement i
Staying the course through trouble and uncertainty As the year draws to an end, unavoidably, we have to reckon with the December
Tladi Ditshego, Rick Stengel and the writing of Long Walk to Freedom Read the story of how activist Tladi Ditshego and former Time magazine journalist
Pursuing A Decolonised Agenda for Climate Change- Perspectives from the Global South The climate change discourse has been fraught with denialism and a constant shifting of responsibility.
It's untrue, Mr President, that there aren't enough skilled town planners Instead of acknowledging the government's poor performance as it relates to planning, President Cyril Ramaphosa
Did the 'real' Nelson Mandela really die in 1985? Embracing the Global Media and Information Literacy week Being an archivist in the era of disinformation, misinformation and fake news, Zandile Myeka believes
In conversation with Linda Olga Nghatsane about climate-smart agriculture In line with the theme for Nelson Mandela Day and the Nelson Mandela Annual lecture “D
Emergent social bonds Our highlight for October was receiving yet another international award. The Nelson Mandela Foundation was,
Early childhood development centres’ battle for formalisation hurts the poor A common lament from principals of early childhood development (ECD) centres is that their centre's
KuBhubhʼuMhlaba: artist's statement Statement by artist Thato Toeba on his cover for the podcast KuBhubhʼuMhlaba (2022).
Between the Map and the Empire, We Make Each Other Human Again Nonzuzo Gxekwa is a photography-based artist living and working in Johannesburg. Her new retrospective publication
A leader is not a lone genius, but a joyous human being What is effective leadership? The Foundation's Kneo Mokgopa, Manager: Narrative Development at the Foundation, explores