Africa Unite

02/10/2026

🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️ RUN. WALK. STAND TOGETHER. ✊🏾💜
Today, we laced up not just to move, but to make a statement: GBV has no place in our communities.

Together with Africa Unite, we walked and ran for a safer future one where every woman, child, and person can live free from violence and fear.

💜 Our steps are a message. Our voices are a movement. Our unity is our strength.

30/09/2026

Closing off Heritage month with a bang! 🇿🇦✨

One of the most unique things about being African is how we embrace and celebrate our different cultures. Being proudly African and boldly representing your tribe is something truly extraordinary.

At Africa Unite, these are the moments that shape us, nurture us, and revive our spirits. ❤️💚💛

Happy Heritage Month! 🌍

23/09/2026

🧼 Washing away xenophobia, one soap bottle at a time.

A simple skill became a bridge for connection, opportunity and community in Khayelitsha.

When we build together, we build stronger communities. 🌍🤝🏾

18/09/2026

GBV is not a women’s issue. It is a societal issue.

Today, learners from the Africa Unite School Leadership Clubs, stood alongside the road to raise their voices against gender-based violence.

To the men: silence is not enough. Speak up. Challenge harmful behaviour. Hold one another accountable. Be part of creating communities where women and children are safe.

GBV affects all of us and ending it requires all of us. ✊🏾

18/09/2026

Immanuel, Nompumelelo, Kamo, and Yonela share their experiences and thoughts about the 2026 Human Rights School in Cape Town.

17/09/2026

15/09/2026

Today, Africa Unite joined the IEC for a stakeholder engagement ahead of the upcoming Local Government Elections. 🇿🇦

As young people, it’s important that we stay informed, get involved and make our voices heard in the decisions that shape our communities.

Our voices matter. Our participation matters.

15/09/2026

Today, Africa Unite joined the IEC for a stakeholder engagement ahead of the upcoming Local Government Elections. 🇿🇦

As young people, it’s important that we stay informed, get involved and make our voices heard in the decisions that shape our communities.

Our voices matter. Our participation matters.

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15/09/2026

We are always inspired by our peer educators, and one of the most senior of them, Xolile Ndzoyi, is currently on his Tekano - Health Equity in South Africa fellowship trip in Bangkok. Join our network, and we'll see how far you could go. Where would you like to travel and why?

[pictures: Tekano - Health Equity]