The social investment landscape has become more complex, with a greater emphasis on impact measurement, management and reporting. The strategic allocation of social investments plays a vital role in contributing towards a more equitable, prosperous and harmonious society. As a leading South African social investment fund manager and adviser, Tshikululu Social Investments has over the […]
While participating in the Mining Indaba earlier in early Feburary as part of a panel on “The human side of technology: is humanity or technology the problem?”, the question was posed about how mines and innovators should include and support communities in the technology transition. Dipalesa Mpye, Head of Social Impact at Tshikululu Social Investments […]
Corporates tread a balancing act when tackling the complexities of addressing societal issues in a country such as SA. The Encyclopaedia Britannica entry is succinct… Corrado Gini, (born 23 May 1884, Motta di Livenza, Treviso, Italy – died 13 March 1965, Rome), Italian statistician and demographer. The name, to the vast majority of humanity, doesn’t mean […]
The South Deep Education Trust (SDET) introduced the Bursary Programme in 2015 with the aim of providing funding to Grade 12 learners who are provisionally accepted for tertiary education in the following year, and current tertiary students, from the South Deep Mine’s host and labour-sending areas. Closing Date 31 January 2024 (Please see the guide […]
In the latest feature on social investment in the Mail & Guardian, Tracey Henry speaks about the need for a genuine and measurable impact on the lives of those directly affected by social initiatives. The future of CSI – The Mail & Guardian
The Tshikululu Trust and Anglo American Platinum handed over a mobile health clinic to the Eastern Cape Department of Health last week, valued at over R 5 million, for use by the province’s integrated school health team. Sowetolifemag.co.za
A collaborative initiative between government and the private sector which saw a mobile health clinic provided to the Eastern Cape Department of Health is another example of how partnerships can have an enormous impact in giving back to communities. impactsa.co.za
Chamu M’kombe, Chief Operating Officer at Tshikululu, was interviewed on SABC Channel Africa about the strain on healthcare personnel due to the limited access to healthcare facilities in Africa, and the benefits of a new mobile health clinic, made possible through collaboration between the Tshikululu Trust, Anglo American Platinum and the Eastern Cape Department of Health.
A mobile health clinic is officially being handed over today, 1 December, to service communities around the Eastern Cape. An initiative of the Eastern Cape Department of Health, Anglo American Platinum and the Tshikululu Trust, this mobile clinic will have a significant impact on the Integrated School Health Programme in the province, by improving the […]
Corporates tread a balancing act when tackling the complexities of addressing societal issues in a country such as SA
