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Ubuntu - CSI Bulletin

27 March 2013
Charity begins at home
Charity begins at homeAre South Africans actively involved in philanthropy but operating below the radar?

With all the coverage regarding the Motsepe family and David Beckham pledging their earnings to philanthropy, one has to wonder whether these are rare displays of generosity and magnanimity – or are South Africans actually actively involved in philanthropy?

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Youth development and economic growth
Youth development and economic growthZuma encourages youth development

Investing in South Africa's youth and paying particular attention to their skills development is key to the country's future economic growth, says President Jacob Zuma.

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Social grants and school attendance
Social grants and school attendanceAre all children on social grants attending school?

It has recently been revealed that the department of social development is struggling to monitor whether children receiving social grants are, in fact, attending school.

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Things can only get better
Things can only get betterThe non-profit sector faces some stressful challenges - but there is hope

Those of us who work with non-profit organisations or NPOs on a daily basis, know that the sector is facing, perhaps, its most serious funding challenge since the end of apartheid – some are even calling it a crisis.  

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For the love of SA
For the love of SAContinuing the work of Amy Biehl

For 20 years, the Amy Biehl Foundation has been working toward a better South Africa. August will mark 20 years since the death of Amy Biehl, and will be an appropriate date to reflect on the past two decades in South Africa, and look toward the next two.

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