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100 Opportunities for Mandela Day

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In Hindsight: Social Development and Investment in Africa

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Albertina Sisulu was an anti-apartheid activist an

Albertina Sisulu was an anti-apartheid activist and nurse who joined the ANC Women’s League in 1948 and assumed leadership roles in the League as well as in the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). She was one of the organizers of the women’s march to the Union Buildings in 1956 against the apartheid government’s pass laws, and was also opposed to the use of Bantu education for black students, which was an inferior form of education instituted by the apartheid government for black students.
Sisulu married to fellow political activist Walter Sisulu. They endured years of harassment by the state’s security police. She became the first woman to be arrested under the General Laws Amendment Act in 1963, which gave police the power to hold suspects in detention for 90 days without charge, when her husband fled during a pending court case. Sisulu was elected co-president of the United Democratic Front in 1983 and led a delegation of UDF leaders to Europe and the USA. She served in the first democratically elected parliament in 1994, and has won numerous humanitarian awards for her work. #womensmonth #albertinasisulu

It’s Women’s month and this week we are dedica

It’s Women’s month and this week we are dedicating our social media pages to women making a difference in SA.
On 9 August 1956, more than 20,000 South African women of all races staged a march on the Union Buildings in protest against the proposed amendments to the Urban Areas Act of 1950. The march was led by Lillian Ngoyi, Helen Joseph, Rahima Moosa and Sophia Williams.
These women stood silently for 30 minutes and then started singing a protest song: Wathint'Abafazi Wathint'imbokodo! (Now you have touched the women, you have struck a rock.) In the years since, the phrase (or its latest incarnation: "you strike a woman, you strike a rock” has come to represent women's courage and strength in South Africa. #womensmonth #volunteer

Ending the week with the last of the #funnyhats! C

Ending the week with the last of the #funnyhats! Cause manager @nerissa.roberts was wearing a unicorn hat and COO @romyheldsinger did the glamor look!

More #funnyhats photos of forgooders! And we have

More #funnyhats photos of forgooders! And we have another #beautyandthebeast - COO @romyheldsinger and top developer @rudivonstaden !

Caught during a meeting - cause manager @nerissa.r

Caught during a meeting - cause manager @nerissa.roberts. See we do work hard in the #forgoodhood!

We continue with showing you #forgoodstaff and the

We continue with showing you #forgoodstaff and their #funnyhats. Today we have #beautyandthebeast! Give them some 💙💙💙

Ready to the next #funnyhat? Love love Bokang's Ru

Ready to the next #funnyhat? Love love Bokang's Russian look! #lockdownofficefun

Another #funnyhats worn by star program manager @b

Another #funnyhats worn by star program manager @busisiwe_chauke - she claims it belongs to her son but we're not convinced! #coronafun #forgoodfun

We're starting showing our #funnyhats today! And w

We're starting showing our #funnyhats today! And who better to start with than #TopDog @andyhadfield ? Please ❤ this post and show him some love!

Now that #MandelaDay is over we can share some vir

Now that #MandelaDay is over we can share some virtual office fun. At our weekly meeting we all wore funny hats.
Can you guess who is who in the forgood hood?
We'll show you all the individual photos this week!
#funnyhat #virrualfun

This little guy will be used as a prop in our week

This little guy will be used as a prop in our weekly staff meeting this morning. Any guesses as to what we're up to? #teamfun #funnyfunny #lockdownmadness

Help @insimbi_legacy_projects by running for a cau

Help @insimbi_legacy_projects by running for a cause on 12th July. Support Rhino conservation and help fund raise for anti-poaching rangers.
https://www.forgood.co.za/volunteer/running-for-a-cause-
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#conservation #rhino #savetherhino
#wildlife #antipoaching #volunteering

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