A rising tide of solvency 
The two-way street between poverty and education 
No ‘one size fits all’ solution for agriculture in SA 
What can be done to address health inequalities? 
Lessons from South Africa’s struggle for the ‘Climate Just Transition’
The recent ousting of former president Jacob Zuma in favour of Cyril Ramaphosa unfolded in the dying throes of 2017...
A rising tide of solvency
While millions of South Africans are drowning in debt, a quiet revolution is happening in rural areas where an organisation...
The two-way street between poverty and education
The relationship between poverty and education runs in both directions. Lack of a good quality education means that many South...
No ‘one size fits all’ solution for agriculture in SA
The agricultural sector in South Africa presents a paradox. The sector is at once marginal to the economy, as measured...
What can be done to address health inequalities?
There is growing concern about the lack of progress in addressing poverty and the inequalities that persist in all aspects...
Can land reform help reduce poverty and inequality?
Land is an issue that is often in the news, but not always for the right reasons. “The ANC goes...
Tracking social cohesion in the land of haves and have nots
When the State of the Nation Address eventually takes place, we expect it to reflect on government's progress in delivering...
Advancing Mandela’s unfinished legacy
As promoters of Mandela's legacy, the Nelson Mandela Foundation recognises that nation building is impossible in the face of gross...
Rising to the challenge: tackling poverty and inequality
More than 30 years ago, in the 1980s, South African researchers undertook a major study into the nature and extent...
Seeking the ‘glue’ that can help us grow together
South Africa remains a country that is deeply divided and troubled by tensions in the face of slow socio-economic reform...