Conversations on African Philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI WitsVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail #Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube:    / @capsi_wits  ➡️ Podcast Channel:    / @conversationsonafricanphilanth  📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail #Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube:    / @capsi_wits  ➡️ Podcast Channel:    / @conversationsonafricanphilanth  📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube:    / @capsi_wits  ➡️ Podcast Channel:    / @conversationsonafricanphilanth  📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube:    / @capsi_wits  ➡️ Podcast Channel:    / @conversationsonafricanphilanth  📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CAPSI_Wits➡️ Podcast Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@conversationsonafricanphilanth📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ Conversations on African PhilanthropyHosted by CAPSI at Wits Business School🌍 Exploring philanthropy, social investment, youth employment and dignified work across Africa.➡️ Visit CAPSI: https://www.capsi.wits.ac.za/➡️ Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CAPSI_Wits➡️ Podcast Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@conversationsonafricanphilanth📩 CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🎙️ Host: Brian Kagoro🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, practitioners, youth leaders & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI✂️ Post-Production: CAPSI Comms Team📱 Follow CAPSI:TikTok: @capsi.witsInstagram: @capsi.witsX: @capsi_witsFacebook: CAPSI WitsLinkedIn: CAPSI Wits#Podcast #AfricanPhilanthropy #DignifiedWork #WitsForGoodVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

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Send us Fan Mail🎙️ CONVERSATIONS ON AFRICAN PHILANTHROPY PODCAST➡️ EVERYTHING PODCAST RELATED: https://linktr.ee/CapsiAfrica🥇 SUPPORT OUR WORK: Coming soon✅ STAY CONNECTED: www.capsi.co.za📩 CONTACT US📱 EMAIL: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🧑🏽 Host: Prof. Bhekinkosi Moyo🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, activists & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI 📸 Captured By: CAPSI🔊 Sound & Editing: CAPSI ✂️🎞️ Post Production: CAPSI📱💬 Social Media: @CapsiAfrica on TikTok | Instagram | X | Facebook | LinkedInVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

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Send us Fan Mail🎙️ CONVERSATIONS ON AFRICAN PHILANTHROPY PODCAST➡️ EVERYTHING PODCAST RELATED: https://linktr.ee/CapsiAfrica🥇 SUPPORT OUR WORK: Coming soon✅ STAY CONNECTED: www.capsi.co.za📩 CONTACT US📱 EMAIL: [email protected]🎧 MEET THE TEAM🧑🏽 Host: Dr. Bhekinkosi Moyo🎙️ Guest Voices: Leading academics, activists & philanthropists across Africa📹 Production & Media: CAPSI 📸 Captured By: CAPSI🔊 Sound & Editing: CAPSI ✂️🎞️ Post Production: CAPSI📱💬 Social Media: @CapsiAfrica on TikTok | Instagram | X | Facebook | LinkedInVisit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailDr. Moses Okech is a lecturer at Makerere University’s Department of Extension and Innovation Studies whose research focuses on how nonprofits contribute to dignified and fulfilling youth employment, particularly for marginalised groups.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Dr. Okech reflects on the findings of his study and the wider implications for African youth employment. Talking points include: How nonprofits act as gateways to market-relevant skills, offering apprenticeships, internships, and volunteering opportunities.The evolving definitions of dignity and fulfilment, including income comparability, autonomy, and supportive work environments.How nonprofits provide stepping-stones for youth to build skills and portfolios, even among marginalised groups such as formerly incarcerated youth.Opportunities to translate research into practice through new curricula, policy dialogues, and stronger collaboration between academia, nonprofits, and the private sector.How a Pan-African synthesis of country studies can provide evidence-led recommendations for youth engagement and employment across the continent.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailConversations on African Philanthropy Podcast: In this special episode, we welcome Darren Walker, President of the Ford Foundation, for a profound conversation with Prof. Moyo. Darren Walker is outgoing President of the Ford Foundation, a $16 billion global social justice philanthropy with over 70 years of deep engagement in Africa. His journey, from small-town Texas and Harlem community development to senior leadership at Rockefeller, has made him one of the most influential voices in global philanthropy. Under his presidency, the Ford Foundation pioneered groundbreaking initiatives, including the historic $1 billion social bond during the COVID-19 pandemic, and championed efforts to reduce inequality worldwide. The ConversationGuided by Prof. Moyo, the dialogue traces Darren’s early influences, leadership lessons, and reflections on legacy. Together, they explore:• How personal experiences of public education and social justice shaped his worldview• Lessons learned across law, finance, Harlem, Rockefeller, and Ford• Achievements and challenges of his presidency, including navigating crises, financing innovation, and advancing equity• Ford Foundation’s historic and future role in Africa• Insights from his new book, The Idea of America: Reflections on Inequality, Democracy, and the Values We Share• The future of philanthropy, African agency, and transitions in global leadershipWhy ListenThis episode offers more than biography, it captures wisdom at a pivotal moment of transition, as Darren reflects on a lifetime of work and the future of philanthropy in Africa and beyond. Listeners will gain a rare window into the leadership of one of the world’s most important foundations, while engaging with urgent questions of justice, democracy, and sustainable development.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailPhilanthropy in Africa is deeply rooted in cultural practices. As a build-up to the Uganda Philanthropy Week, Chris Nkwatsibwe & Jackie Asiimwe join Prof. Bhekinkosi Moyo in a conversation that reflects on the culture of giving and how the practice is integral to Ugandan life.The Uganda Philanthropy Week will address this gap, aiming to elevate the conversation around local giving practices, their impact on community development, and the need to formalise and document these contributions.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 6th African Philanthropy Conference. Hosted by a consortium of partners in Cairo, this edition of the conference served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailNamata and Ernesto are leaders of the Economic Fighters League (EFL), which is a non-partisan political movement based in Ghana. EFL was established to address economic injustices and advocate for the rights of marginalised populations.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Namata and Ernesto discuss leadership, politics and advocacy, and how these enable the efforts of social movements. Talking points include...- Why a commitment to ensuring women's representation and participation enables diversity in decision-making processes.- The ways that neoliberalism hinders industrialisation, economic growth and activism.- How organising demonstrations highlights challenges faced by social movements for economic freedom.- The concerns about the appropriation of social movements by political parties.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailHager is the co-founder of Echos of Freedom and a UN Youth Fellow. She is an activist for women, human rights, education, conflict resolution, and peace and education. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Hagar reflects on her activism work both on the continent and while living in the diaspora. Talking points include...- The importance of supporting political prisoners for democracy.- Supporting voices of freedom amidst challenging environments.- How collaboration among social movements can help address human rights violations in Africa.- The importance of solidarity in supporting democracy defenders.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailHanifa is a journalist and human rights defender who champions marginalised communities and calls out systemic injustices. She was one of the protesters during the 2024 protests against the Finance Bill.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Hanifa reflects on the role that the Gen-Z Movement played in 2024 and continues to play today, even as a leaderless and organic structure. Talking points include...- How the movement garnered remarkable solidarity, raising over 31 million Kenyan shillings within hours to support victims of police violence and their families.- The importance of ‘Harambee’ in showcasing a community spirit- How the movement has transformed ordinary citizens into activists- How the Gen-Z Movement challenges governmental narratives and encourages civic engagement among youth and the broader population.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailDirk is a social organiser and activist affiliated with LUCHA DRC. He also fulfils the role of a Researcher in public health and works as a Designer at Reimagining Peacebuilding. In addition, he manages the HUSIKA Centres.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Dirk discusses the work of LUCHA and other social movements in DRC. Talking points include...- The obstacles that social movements like Lucha encounter, including government repression and the threat of violence from both the state and armed groups.- The generational gap in activism, with disillusionment among young people leading to decreased participation in social movements.- The efforts of youth in the Congo mobilise for civic engagement and accountability.- The need for fair elections and empowered social movements in the DRC.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailZakithi is a coordinator with the Rural Women's Assembly in Eswatini. She is a feminist advocating for a feminist government, and uses her resource mobilisation and networking capabilities to further the efforts of grassroots movements in Southern Africa.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Zakitthi discusses the role that social movements play in addressing societal issues. Talking points include...- The current state of civil society in Eswatini- The Rural Women's Assembly on grassroots mobilisation amidst civil society challenges.- Mobilising rural women for empowerment and rights through community initiatives.- Challenges of resourcing grassroots social movements.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailMaiko is a prominent reggae artist whose music addresses contemporary issues and social struggles, drawing from his experiences growing up during the Southern African liberation movements.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Maiko reflects on how music serves as social commentary, tackling themes like corruption and economic challenges faced by ordinary Africans. Talking points include...- How music creativity thrives in farm environments, influencing social commentary.- The importance of protecting movements from cyber surveillance.- Why reducing women to stereotypes impacts music and culture.- The need for African solidarity and returning to healthier lifestyles.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailGift is a Zimbabwean politician, academic and international speaker who served as an MP in that nation's government.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Gift discusses his journey in politics as well as the ideological foundations of activism. Talking points include...- Why activists should occupy power without becoming politicians.- The importance of ideological grounding in political activism.- The role of the state in redistributing wealth to disadvantaged groups.- Why social movements should be community-driven with strong diaspora support.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailComrade Fatso is a co-founder of the Mamba Network, which was established in 2007 to use creativity and culture to mobilise youth in Zimbabwe amid political and economic crises.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Cde reflects on the journey of the network and its growth into a pan-African creative community, which has expanded its focus to digital media, civic technology, and climate justice initiatives. Talking points include...• The ways that the Magamba promotes tech initiatives for social and environmental impact.• Reflection on an initiative where young creators used comedy as a means of social commentary.• How digital media supported independent voices in Zimbabwe.• Mamba's long-standing relationship with Zim Alliance has fostered civil society initiatives.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailBeatrice is an agricultural development specialist with extensive experience in local and civil society mobilisation, strengthening capacities to develop impactful programmes, policy influencing and facilitating multi-stakeholder engagements.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Beatrice discusses her work in equitable development. Talking points include...- Why social movements are essential for voicing and addressing societal aspirations.- Malawi's community-driven response to environmental challenges showcases effective local resilience.- How philanthropy in communities is driven by cultural and social responses to environmental challenges.- Why urgent action is needed for climate justice and community sovereignty.===This series of conversations was recorded on the margins of the 3rd African Social Movements Baraza, which is the continent's largest convening of social movements. Hosted by TrustAfrica in Accra, this edition of the Baraza served as a platform for conversation, networking, solidarity building, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. In this series, you will hear from social movement actors, whose reflections and experiences profile the importance of social movements in shaping African society.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailBanaifer Nowrojee is the President of the Open Society Foundations (OSF), which is the world’s largest funder of independent groups working for justice, democratic governance, and human rights. In her role, she navigates key operating environments to create significant impact across all of OSF's national, regional and international constituencies.In conversation with Prof Moyo, she reflects on the lecture that was hosted at Wits Business School, transformations within OSF and the state of philanthropy in the current moment. Other talking points include:- Unpacking the importance of an open society amidst current global shifts.- Reflections on building a values-based organisational culture at OSF.- Why women are vital change agents for a sustainable future.- Her optimism about Africa's future led by women and youth.====This conversation took place during Binaifer's visit to South Africa, where she presented three public lectures at Wits University, the University of Pretoria and the University of Cape Town.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailDierdre Williams is the Managing Director of Network Grants at Open Society Foundations (OSF). Her dedication to creating a more just and equitable society has made a significant impact.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, she shares experiences of her journey as a writer as well as reflects on aspects of her work in global philanthropy. Some of their talking points include;- How committing time to her writing has significantly enhanced the overall experience by providing conducive introspection.- The importance of nurturing ecosystems of organizations that align with ecosystem missions to sustain impactful change in communities.- Her ideals for increased collaboration among philanthropic organizations, suggesting that ego should be set aside to better meet the needs of communities.- Why engaging with community philanthropy and innovative grassroots organizations is a vital component of effective philanthropy.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailJanet Mawiyoo is a leadership coach who has worked in the African development and global non-profit sector for 3 decades. She is a specialist in building development and philanthropic institutions.In her second conversation with Prof. Moyo, Janet shares insights from her experiences from the past three and a half years since her departure from KCDF. Some of their talking points include;- How she is using writing as a tool for reflection and documentation about her experiences and lessons learned.- Janet acknowledges the challenges of transitioning from official documents to more personal and honest writing, seeking to convey her authentic self and journey.- The prevalent issues in nonprofit leadership, including burnout, inadequate governance, and the struggle for organisational sustainability.- The importance of resource independence for African institutions, advocating for a focus on building sustainable organisations rather than merely chasing funding opportunities.- The importance of creating supportive environments for emerging leaders, fostering connections between seasoned and new leaders to enhance the sector's resilience and effectiveness.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailJoyce Nyairo is an author, cultural analyst and independent researcher who was a moderator at the inaugural African Women's Writers Retreat.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Joyce reflects on her experience as a co-writing coach on the programme. Some of their talking points include;- Why spaces such as the writing retreat are critical for the memory of authentic and diverse stories- How the positive environment contributed to the blend of productivity and relaxation, essential for creative work.- Celebrating the chemistry among participants, which was organic and compassionate, with a strong sense of sisterhood and empathy.- Why ongoing support post-retreat is crucial for helping participants navigate their writing journeys.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailBisi Adeleye-Fayemi is the founder of the African Women's Development Fund, a feminist activist, policy advocate, social change practitioner and writer.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Bisi discusses the founding of the AWDF Women Writers programme as well as the intersections of development and creative practice in which she embraces. Some of their talking points include;- Reflecting on the many lessons learned and faced barriers when founding AWDF, such as limited funding, bureaucratic challenges, and the need for effective governance structures.- Her transition into politics as the First Lady of Ekiti State, and using her position to advocate for women's rights and push through significant legislative changes.- How her political involvement illustrates the potential for civil society leaders to effect change from within government structures, thereby deepening accountability and advocacy for women's empowerment.- How her ongoing writing endeavors serve as a platform to engage a broader audience in discussions about social justice and women’s rights.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailCoumba Toure is a writer, founder of Invisible Giants, and the Board Chair of TrustAfrica. She designs and produces a range of educational material and programmes for children and young people through the Falia Artist Collective.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Coumba discusses the intersection between development and the arts, and the work of including young people across the continent. Some of their talking points include;- The importance of storytelling and documentation in philanthropy, particularly through her work with the Invisible Giants.- Her focus on African children's literature aims to address gaps in educational content, promoting positive representation and cultural pride among youth- Reflecting on the challenges that philanthropy in Africa faces, including resource limitations and the need for more inclusive governance structures.- Engaging younger generations in philanthropy is essential for fostering a culture of giving and social responsibility across the continent.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailIngel Clay is a Liberian poet and writer who has worked in the development sector reaching the west African region.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Ingel discusses the African Women Writers programme as well as the intersections of development and creative practice, which she embraces. Some of their talking points include;- How her identity is a personal journey and the idea of being perfect in one's own way.- Her upbringing in a post-conflict Liberia has shaped her perspective, contributing to her understanding of identity, culture, and the importance of community engagement.- Reflections on the challenges and slow progress in Liberia's recovery while remaining hopeful for the future.- The influence of historical protests led by women in Liberia inspires her writing in seeking to explore and present women's voices and experiences.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailJackie Asiimwe is the Executive Director of CivSource and the author of "Facing the Mountains." She is a human rights lawyer and philanthropy advisor.In this second conversation with Prof. Moyo, Jackie reflects on her journey as a published author and shares her stories of impact from her popular Walk. Talk Connect platform. Some of their talking points include;- How sharing her story through Facing Mountains has inspired readers to confront their own challenges.- The balance between authenticity and openness in sharing personal stories, which has deeply connected with readers.- How Walk.Talk.Connect serves as a platform for dialogue, self-discovery, and community building, addressing themes such as health, leadership, and personal transformation.- Her committed to addressing systemic issues related to accessibility in urban environments, advocating for inclusive practices for all individuals.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailCrystal Simeoni is the Executive Director of the Nawi Afrifem Collective, which was established to provide a space for African feminists to analyze economic issues from their unique perspectives.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Crystal discusses the African Women Writers programme as well as the intersections of development and creative practice in which she embraces. Some of their talking points include;- How the Nawi Collective is addressing the complexities of the economy through a feminist and Pan-African lens.- The lessons Nawi has gained from the experience of securing funding for macro-level women's rights initiatives.- Nawi's transition from fiscal hosting, marking a new phase of growth and strategic development.- The focus on establishing feminist principles in policies and practices to ensure transparency and accountability.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailMasego Madzwamuse is the Director of Environment Programme at the Oak Foundation as well as the founder and lead designer at Bola Nangabe. She is a feminist policy analyst specialising in climate justice, natural resources management, and social development.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Masego discusses the African Women Writers programme as well as the intersections of development and creative practice in which she embraces. Some of their talking points include;- Her journey reflects a balance between professional commitments in philanthropy and personal passions in the arts, showcasing the intersection of creativity and social impact.- The importance of storytelling, using art and design to communicate complex social issues and advocate for justice.- Her emphasis on the need for integrating climate considerations into broader social development strategies.- The discussion encapsulated the vital role of women in philanthropy, the intersection of creativity and social justice, and the need for ongoing dialogue and collaboration.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailNyamal Tutdeal is a Conflict Resolution Professor and Healing Practitioner who has worked in several African and diaspora communities in relation to peace and conflict resolution.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Nyamal reflects on her life and research journey, being from a conflict resolution and healing lens. Some of their talking points include;- The historical backdrop of South Sudan, particularly the civil wars that shaped the nation's landscape and influenced philanthropic efforts.- Her personal journey as a former refugee, highlighting the complexities of identity shaped by displacement and conflict.- Her desire to document indigenous knowledge related to restorative justice, focusing on healing practices that have historical significance in African communities.- The stigma associated with traditional practices, advocating for their recognition and integration into modern philanthropic frameworks.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailLeila Hessini is a transnational feminist leader with roots in Algeria and education spanning the US, Morocco, and other regions. Her career includes significant contributions to the feminist movements and reproductive rights at global conferences.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Leila reflects on her experiences and lessons gained from working in African and global philanthropy. Some of their talking points include;- The discussion highlights the dichotomy between progress made in women's rights and ongoing challenges, particularly in contexts of authoritarianism and conflict.- The strides have been made in funding feminist initiatives, particularly since the Beijing conference in 1995.- The role of women's funds in grant-making, providing both financial resources and capacity-building support to feminist organisations.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailBrenda Mofya is the Head of New York office with Oxfam International. She is an international development practitioner, with a background in advocating for gender justice, climate change policies, and civic space representation, particularly reflecting the voices of the Global South.In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Brenda reflects on her experiences gained from her career in advocacy and development. Their talking points include;- The importance of bringing the experiences and perspectives of affected communities into UN discussions and decision-making processes.- The disparate dominance of Global North agendas in UN discussions, which often marginalizes the voices and issues relevant to the Global South.- The importance of ongoing engagement and accountability between African leaders and their citizens to foster meaningful change.- The significance of documenting and sharing the stories of African women, as their experiences are pivotal for collective understanding and empowerment.==This series of conversations with women in African philanthropy was recorded on the sidelines of the African Women Writers retreat that took place at the Wits Rural Facility in Limpopo, South Africa, and hosted by CAPSI’s Adɔyɛ Programme and Nawi Afrifem Collective. Adɔyɛ is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the contributions of African women in philanthropy while creating spaces for dialogue, learning and collaboration.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailSithabile is the Founder and Executive Director of the Women's Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE), a Zimbabwe-based women's rights and feminist organisation, which is the first leadership school for politics in Zimbabwe.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Sitabile reflects on the story and successes of WALPE and offers suggestions to ensure democracy building remains alive into the future. Talking points include...- How WALPE collaborates with government bodies, such as the Ministry of Women's Affairs and the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, to promote gender equity.- How the initiative has benefited from grants and support from TrustAfrica.- Her reflections from facilitating training and international learning visits to countries with successful women's political participation.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailPolite is a Legal Advisor with the Zimbabwean Urban Councils Workers Union (also known as ZUWCU) whose work is to represent workers of local authority institutions. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Polite expands on the work of ZUCWU along with his career journey as a legal practitioner. Talking points include...- The mandate of representing workers in urban areas- His experiences from cases where he has supported aggrieved workers- How ZUCWU has been supported through the Zimbabwe Alliance initiative===About the seriesAfter over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailMichael Ndiweni is the Chairperson of the Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA), which is one of largest of its kind in Zimbabwe.In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Michael reflects on the work of BVTA and how strengthening a trader's network benefits the economic development of communities.===About the seriesAfter over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailSamuel Mangoma is the Executive Director of the Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (also known as VISET), which is a membership-based NGO that offers capacity building, economic justice, gender equality, policy advocacy, and innovative business solutions.In his conversation with Prof. Moyo, Samuel reflects on the work and journey of VISET while offering insights on how the ZimAlliance programme has supported its mandate and activities. Some of their talking points include;• The impact of inconsistent government policies on the informal economy's stability and growth.• The ways that government intervention threatens informal market operations and access to resources.• Challenges faced by marginalised groups in informal economies.===About the seriesAfter over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailSamuel is the Founder of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Monitors platform, formerly a student leader at ZINASU whose activism work over the years has connected him to communties and networks across the democracy-building space in the country. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Samuel reflects on the journey of ZINASU and offers suggestions on how to ensure democracy building remains alive into the future. Talking points include...• The need to bridge the knowledge gap between new and old human rights activists.• Challenges faced in deploying technology for human rights in rural areas.• Emphasising mentorship and capacity building for young leaders.• Collaborating with established institutions to address challenges in the human rights and technology sectors.===About the seriesAfter over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy

Send us Fan MailTakudzwa is a Member of Parliament in Zimbabwe and the chairperson of its youth caucus. His impact gained from the Zimbabwe Alliance was during his time as Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) where he was the President. During this conversation with Prof Moyo, he reflects on the journey in the context of a youth leader and unpacks the history and purpose of students as citizens. Talking points from the conversation include...- Why students' collective power is crucial for sustainable advocacy in challenging economic conditions.- How revitalising communication and solidarity in the 21st century can have a lasting legacy.- How youth participation in democratic processes can foster equitable development.===About the seriesAfter over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3#podcast #philanthropy