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The Open Society Foundations (OSF)-Africa: Call for Proposals

07.11.2022 , Art and Culture, Democracy & Governance, Economic Justice, Education, Human Rights, Opportunity, Youth

The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened an already-existing education deficit. Before COVID-19, Sub-Saharan Africa had approximately 100 million children from pre-school to tertiary education level who were not in school due to a lack of investment, living in areas of conflict, low quality of the educational...

Celebrating the 2022 International Day of Education by changing course and transforming education

01.11.2022 , Education, Youth

GRANT-MAKING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

31.10.2022 , News

The transformation of the Open Society Foundations in Africa is progressing rapidly as the Africa Regional Office and our four separate foundations—Open Society Foundation for South Africa, Open Society Initiative for Eastern Africa, Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, and Open Society Initiative for West...

An Update on the Transformation of the Open Society Foundations in Africa

31.10.2022 , News

OSISA reiterates calls for inclusive national dialogue in eSwatini

31.10.2022 , Democracy & Governance, Human Rights, Opinion & Analysis

The Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) reiterates calls for inclusive national dialogue in eSwatini. We are extremely concerned by the deteriorating social, economic and political situation in the country and view inclusive national dialogue as a necessary and peaceful step towards ending the...

White Yet Black: International Albinism Awareness Day 2022

14.10.2022 , Art and Culture, Human Rights

White Yet Black is a conversational piece with people with albinism in Southern Africa. Part documentary, part experimental film, White Yet Black is a poetic piece. The film attempts to highlight the experiences of people with albinism in the southern African region....

Tribute to an extraordinary and visionary man: a solemn salute to uBaba Musa Hlophe

09.08.2021 , News

As the world races against time in search of a vaccine to attend to the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, one cannot help but feel that the more things change around access to medicines, the more they stay the same. The search for a vaccine has re-ignited...

Global Access Health (GAH): A Social Enterprise Which Expands Access to Affordable State-of-the-Art Medical Technology

19.07.2021 , Economic Justice, Human Rights, News

New York/ London, 19 July 2021 A group of philanthropic funds and investors led by the Soros Economic Development Fund (SEDF), with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is today announcing the launch of Global Access Health (GAH), a social enterprise that will seek...

[VACANCY]: Team Manager, Restitution of African Cultural Heritage Initiative. Nairobi.

19.07.2021 , Economic Justice, Opportunity, Vacancies

Team Manager, Restitution of African Cultural Heritage Initiative. Nairobi. Deadline: 08/22/2021 Do you want to help make the world a better place using your vision for how art and culture advance vibrant, open societies? The Open Society Culture and Art Program is seeking a Team Manager...

Presidential term limits in Africa: what should be done?

09.02.2021 , Democracy & Governance, Opinion & Analysis, Youth

Should presidential term limits matter in Africa? Why do some Africans presidents insist on staying in power well beyond prescribed terms in office? Lerato Mohlamenyane reflects on a debate that refuses to die on the continent AS THE YEAR was winding down last December, the Open...

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The Open Society Foundations (OSF)-Africa: Call for Proposals

Celebrating the 2022 International Day of Education by changing course and transforming education

GRANT-MAKING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

An Update on the Transformation of the Open Society Foundations in Africa

OSISA reiterates calls for inclusive national dialogue in eSwatini

White Yet Black: International Albinism Awareness Day 2022

Tribute to an extraordinary and visionary man: a solemn salute to uBaba Musa Hlophe

Global Access Health (GAH): A Social Enterprise Which Expands Access to Affordable State-of-the-Art Medical Technology

[VACANCY]: Team Manager, Restitution of African Cultural Heritage Initiative. Nairobi.

Presidential term limits in Africa: what should be done?

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