Partners for Possibility
Don’t stop the learning during Lockdown
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on the 15th of March 2020, shortly after South Africa recorded its first Coronavirus case, announcing amongst other...
South African Initiative Wins Prestigious WISE Awards
Partners for Possibility” is part of the six 2018 WISE Awards Winning projects
The World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE), an initiative of Qatar Foundation...
Partners for Possibility on the global stage in London
A South African social entrepreneur has been acknowledged as one of the globe’s most progressive thinkers at the international Thinkers50 Awards in London on...
Designer clothes, shoes on sale in Cape Town to support charities
As part an on-going effort to support local charities, the Vintage, with Love initiative calls on regular South Africans donate or buy vintage...
Play Your Part TV series coming soon
The new Play Your Part television series will be broadcast from 26 August on SABC 2. Launched on Wednesday, it explores active citizenship in...
Brand South Africa to connect with expats Down Under
Brand South Africa is returning to Australia for the third time to meet with expatriates. This time, it will try to get those South...
Partners for Possibility garners international recognition
The Partners for Possibility education initiative has been awarded sixth place at the HR.COM LEAD2017 awards, held in Nashville, Tennessee. The organisation was one...
Partners for Possibility driving education
Partners for Possibility and Play Your Part invited guests to learn more about how the organisation's work with schools is helping transform South Africa's...
Brand South Africa joins hands with Partners for Possibility
Johannesburg, Thursday 3 November 2016 – Brand South Africa will join hands with Partners for Possibility at the Nelson Mandela Foundation on Thursday 10...
Tackling South Africa’s education challenges
Industry and community leaders have been called on to become partners in the School at the Centre of Community project, which aims to tackle educational challenges in South Africa.
• Can drive raises R8.5m for education
