Organisational Viewpoint – Page 2

Pathways into the economy for Africa’s youth

An estimated 1.8 billion youth worldwide will not have the skills or qualifications required to participate in the workforce by 2030. As the workplace changes due to the Fourth Industrial Revolution – especially with the rise of automation and artificial intelligence – there will need to be a shift in how young people are equipped with the necessary skills and know-how.

Tshikululu announce Leanne Emery-Hunter as new Chief Executive Officer

Tshikululu Social Investments has appointed Leanne Emery-Hunter as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 17 June 2025. A seasoned leader with a strong track record in purpose-driven impact, Emery-Hunter brings experience from her role as Chief Commercial Officer at the Youth Employment Service (YES). Her appointment marks a new chapter for Tshikululu as it continues to lead innovative social investment strategies across South Africa.

Bursary Initiatives: Pathways into the economy

Early Childhood Development: They need to keep children at the center of it all

Tshikululu Trust partners with Anglo American Platinum and the EC DOH to bring quality healthcare to children in the Eastern Cape

A mobile health clinic is officially being handed over today, 1 December, to service communities around the Eastern Cape. An initiative of the Eastern Cape Department of Health, Anglo American Platinum and the Tshikululu Trust, this mobile clinic will have a significant impact on the Integrated School Health Programme in the province, by improving the health of children, reducing barriers to learning and assisting them to stay in school.