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 ecosystem, could...

Mitchell’s Plain, a suburb on Cape Town’s Cape Flats, has historically struggled with elevated crime levels and widespread gang-related...

We are excited to announce our Open Call for entrepreneurs to join the #FoodSystems Programme! Which aims to enable social entrepreneurs...