One blow too many For the Foundation, the month of April has been dominated by the most catastrophic flooding
From othering to belonging Foundation CE Sello Hatang reflects on human migration and its causes, and on xenophobia and
What a year 2021 has been! What a year 2021 has been! We end it confronting yet another Covid-19 wave before 
FW de Klerk, a man with a large and complex legacy As an historical figure, former president FW de Klerk loomed large. His legacy is
Humanity is the hope and change we need If everyone gets involved in social programmes we believe that we can make a difference
When voting in an election feels like a chore! There has been a strange array of feeling in relation to voting in this year's
Land use management systems remain untransformed and rigid Informal settlements have been part of the Gauteng urban landscape since the dawn of 
Accessing urban land markets in Gauteng, for the urban poor A critical issue we need to grapple with in post-apartheid South Africa is informality and
The work of reckoning with our pasts is on our shoulders The very different lives and narratives of two people have been top of mind for
SA’s gaping wounds must be attended to South Africa's Constitution promises the right of all citizens to live with dignity, but so
Justice, (un)gendering and reframing: a reflection on the 2021 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture Lawyer and gender-activist Letlhogonolo Mokgoroane reflects on the 19th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, delivered
The rule of law and food for all In August 2021 the Foundation focused on the 19th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture and on continuing
Nelson Mandela, champion of women's rights Nelson Mandela championed women's rights, as his speeches show, writes archivist Lerato Tshabalala.
It is in our hands to rebuild our country from the ashes of the unrest What an extraordinary and painful month July was for South Africa, writes Foundation CE Sello
Reflection on Mandela Day 2021 Coming off a wave of public violence and loss of life in South Africa triggered
“This Bloodless Wound” - A review of Kirsty Steinberg’s "Confrontation" Kneo Mokgopa, the Foundation's Manager of Communications & Advocacy, reviews Kirsty Steinerg's memoir, Confrontation.
Pride is a deathly labour So, it’s been Pride Month in the Global North. They, in their infinite and u
Our singular challenge What does "rule of law" mean in South Africa, where society is still trying to