We have launched a COVID-19 Tracker, The survey themes include health and risk behaviours, food security, income, work and job security, personal safety concerns, and access to government and community support. www.covid19tracker.africa
What happens when communities no longer trust data collectors? This piece explores why M&E can struggle in contexts of distrust – and how building trust, using ethical data practices and creating community feedback loops can lead to better evidence.
For small businesses in township communities, digital payments do more than reduce the costs of doing business and improve record-keeping. They also open access to other wider financial services, make transactions more convenient.
R175,000 raised. More entrepreneurs set to benefit. Discover how our crowdfunding campaign will help GBL participants turn livelihood plans into real opportunities – and what happens next.
Financial literacy works best when grounded in everyday realities. Explore how practical learning, trusted support and digital tools can drive meaningful financial behaviour change.
Counting account access is not enough. Real financial inclusion asks whether women can make decisions, control resources and use financial services in ways that strengthen their economic agency and participation.
Small changes, bigger opportunities: One digital payment at a time, Since opening Happy Bite Home Trading in 2013, Bathabile has built a loyal customer base by selling affordable kotas, snacks and fast food.