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13 04, 2026

International Mother Earth Day

By |2026-04-13T14:31:07+02:0013 April 2026|Events|

Join us this Earth Day as Seriti Institute brings environmental action into schools across the City of Johannesburg, working alongside Breathe Cities, the City of Johannesburg, and 33 community based organisations.

30 03, 2026

Social Employment Fund Newsletter – March 2026 Edition

By |2026-03-30T14:47:52+02:0030 March 2026|News|

Across Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal, North West, and Mpumalanga, the programme is creating opportunities for participants while supporting community development. Through activities focused on food security, environmental sustainability, and digital skills, participants are gaining practical experience and contributing to initiatives that strengthen local livelihoods.

26 03, 2026

Seriti Talks: Translating Climate Knowledge into Building Resilient Seriti Communities

By |2026-04-01T12:00:03+02:0026 March 2026|Seriti TALKS|

In our recent SeritiTalks session, we were joined by Prof Scott Drimie, Dr Brian Mantlana, and Rahul Gandhi to explore what it takes to build resilient communities. The conversation highlighted the gap between policy and implementation, and the need for more coordinated responses that reflect local realities. The session emphasised that addressing these challenges requires stronger partnerships across government, communities, non profits, and research to drive practical, locally grounded solutions.

24 02, 2026

It’s Time for a Community-Centred Budget

By |2026-02-24T16:07:34+02:0024 February 2026|Thought Leadership|

As South Africa awaits the national budget speech, the debate is already framed around familiar themes: fiscal consolidation, debt stabilisation, and constrained revenue. These are legitimate concerns. But the deeper question is whether this budget will meaningfully shift the development model toward communities, where unemployment, hunger, and climate shocks are most acutely felt.

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