Joint Press Statement by Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation and Western Cape Government: On Monday 17th May the Western Cape Government launched Phase 2 of its vaccine rollout programme, starting with a group of elderly at Brooklyn Chest Hospital…

It is traditional at the start of any year to seek lessons from the prior year and use them to plan for the 12 months ahead. As we set out to do so, the world was confronted with the implications…

PART I When Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu receives awards, and there have been quite a few over the years, he deploys various strategies to communicate that there are others who do much of the work for which he receives the…

The Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation welcomes the re-opening of the inquest into the 1982 death in police custody of anti-apartheid activist Dr Neil Aggett. An inquest convened by the apartheid state soon after Aggett’s death swept evidence of…

A spike in high-profile gang assassinations in Cape Town, culminating in the killing of a notorious gang boss yesterday, has sparked fears of a wave of violence in the city. The culture of gangsterism is deeply rooted on the Cape…

12 December was Universal Health Coverage Day. The question we must be asking - how far have we come in ensuring that our communities have better access to healthcare? On 10 December 2019, the Children’s Institute released the 2019 ChildGauge…

Captain of the nation, Siya Kolisi, ou Rassie, Chessie, en al die manne: Siyabulela! Ngiyabonga! Thank you!   Your dignity, diversity and courage are infectious. You have restored South African rugby’s pride, and made us all feel good about ourselves.…