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Heritage Day Hike Heritage Day is a holiday celebrated in South Africa on the 28th September to celebrate the rich history, culture and diversity in the country. The aim of the day is to unite and motivate the citizens of … Continue reading →

On the 21st of September 2019, Africa Unite participated in a global strike on Climate Change. The strike took place around the world, including participation from 15 our countries in the African continent with strike action from Nigeria, South Africa, … Continue reading →

On Friday 23rd August 2019, the Africa Unite School Club in Gauteng hosted an Anti-Xenophobia School Summit in Midas building, Noordgesig, Orlando-Soweto. The summit was curated for the youth to share their thoughts on the ongoing xenophobia attacks which are … Continue reading →

On the weekend of the 2nd to 4th of August, Africa Unite hosted their Africa Unite School Leadership camp for the school club in KwaZulu-Natal. The camp took place at Vuleka Trust Centre in Hillcrest, Pine Town. During the weekend, … Continue reading →

On the 3rd August 2019 Africa Unite and International Rivers held the Grand Inga Project Dialogue at 6 Spin Street, Cape Town. The dialogue focused on the Grand Inga Project – its origins, impacts on South Africa and the DRC, … Continue reading →

Africa Unite relies heavily on donations to continue operating the School Club. Therefore, on the 2nd of August we hosted a 30-seconds tournament as a fundraiser at Seedspace on 8 Spin Street, Cape Town. Ultimately, during the fundraising 100% of … Continue reading →

An eye opener for Africa Unite Peer Educators On the 22nd and 23rd of June 2019, Africa Unite hosted a 2-day residential Economic Justice Literacy training at Umhlanga Durban Accommodation in Durban. The training was attended by 25 Youth Human … Continue reading →

The 2019 edition of the European Development Days kicked off on the 18th – 19th of June 2019 at the Tour and Taxis venue in Brussels, Belgium under the title: Addressing inequalities: building a world which leaves no one behind. … Continue reading →

As part of our community conflict mediation (CCM) programme, that focuses on strengthening and capacitating grassroots communities to address their issues through, community dialogues, partnerships, collaboration and mobilization of community resources – Africa Unite was invited by the Weert Rotary … Continue reading →

On the 15th of June 2019 Africa Unite hosted the Anti-Xenophobia School Summit, at the Tshisimani Centre for Activist Education in Mowbray, Cape Town. The following 8 Schools attended the summit; our 6 Africa Unite School Clubs; Dr Nelson Mandela … Continue reading →