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Why get involved?
In an increasingly polarised world in which inequity continues to grow and in which new forms of polarisation, populism and dispossession are emerging. Climate change, war and conflict are leading to the displacement and impoverishment of a multitude of communities and even whole societies. The need is greater than ever for initiatives that promote solidarity, transcend difference and embrace the concept of a shared humanity.
It is still in your hands to combat poverty and inequity.
The call to action is as broad and as inclusive as possible – identify those in need around you and do what you can to make a difference with them and for them.
#MandelaDay2025 #ItIsInYourHands
#Coding4Mandela comes to Diepsloot: empowering the next generation of tech leaders
On 18 July 2025, as the world commemorates International Nelson Mandela Day, more than 100 young minds from Diepsloot and surrounding areas will gather at the Wot-if? Trust us for a unique and powerful event, #Coding4Mandela.
Telkom safeguards Mandela’s legacy this Mandela Month
In the spirit of Mandela Month, Telkom, through the Telkom Foundation, has taken urgent action to help preserve Madiba’s legacy. When the air-conditioning system at the Nelson Mandela Foundation Archive broke down, threatening Nelson Mandela's priceless documents, letters and artefacts, Telkom stepped in to fund the full refurbishment of the system and ceiling.
Mandela Day 2025: building solidarity, one food hamper at a time
Lions Cricket and Ashraful Aid are once again joining forces for one of Johannesburg’s largest Mandela Day volunteer events, taking place on Thursday 18 July 2025 at the iconic DP World Wanderers Stadium.
This Mandela Month, run for justice, walk for dignity, act for change
On Saturday 19 July 2025, thousands will gather at the iconic DP World Wanderers Stadium in Illovo, Johannesburg, for the annual Mandela Day Walk & Run, a celebration of unity, movement and purpose.
