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Study finds NPOs are major employers of youth in SA
Newzroom Afrika Amani TV
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“Giving With a Smile”: Wits and 4 Youth Foundations Donate Shoes to Rural Communities
briefly.co.za
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Afrique: Contributions du secteur àbut non lucratif aux économies africaines – Atelier de validation des résultats de recherche
AllAfrica.com
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Emploi en Afrique : le secteur à but non lucratif, une opportunité pour les jeunes
le soleil
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2026 Budget | Discussion on whether the budget met expectations
SABC News
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IN CONVERSATION WITH PROF. PAUL MALULEKA PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT UNISA
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The Jet Set Breakfast
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Inyathelo | The South African Institute for Advancement
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Powerful calls for African-led financing and collaboration as the 6th African Philanthropy Conference concludes
Alliance magazine
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Today, CAPSI is based at Wits Business School and has grown into the first centre of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa. Through research, academic development, publications, convenings, and partnerships, it continues to help shape a stronger African ecosystem for philanthropy, social investment, and public knowledge.

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Media Enquiries

Communications contact details for media enquiries and requests:

Ntando Hoza, Digital Communications Specialist (for media enquiries)

Communications contact details for media commentary on African Philanthropy and Social Investment:

Dr Wycliffe Nduga Ouma

Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management

Areas of interest and research: Economic policy; youth employment; social impact investment; financial management; and the non-profit policy landscape.

wycliffe.ouma@wits.ac.za

Professor Bhekinkosi Moyo

Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management

Areas of interest and research: African politics; global governance; development; civil society; philanthropy; social investment; political economy; International Political Economy (IPE); South-South relations; democracy; Pan-Africanism; African regional integration; and corporate social investment (shared value).

bhekinkosi.moyo@wits.ac.za

Professor Hlengiwe Ndlovu

Areas of Interest and Research: Gender and feminism; local, national and regional politics; urban and political geographies; urban and political anthropology; poverty and inequality studies; public governance and service delivery; local governance, democracy and elections; collective action: social movements and protests; citizenship, identity and belonging; labour studies; classical/sociological theories; research methodologies and methods; comparative politics.

hlengiwe.ndhlovu1@wits.ac.za

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