In South Africa, where youth unemployment is high, inequality is stark, and many people are excluded from formal education, the urgency to enable a Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) is critical. Without systemic support, nature positive work risks reinforcing cycles of poverty and environmental degradation. SSE offers a structural solution by imagining nature-positive work as community-rooted, economically viable, and socially dignified. Social enterprises, as part of this

We're thrilled to announce that AfriFOODlinks has officially kicked off! Our journey began with an incredible tour through the Cape Town...

In a world where food security and sustainability are increasingly critical, innovative solutions are needed now more than ever. The...

We are launching yet another Food incubator! If you missed out on our last food systems incubation program, worry not because we've got a...