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Entrepreneurs who have a social impact focus have a special place in my heart ❤️
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It was a whirlwind of a week convening the #impactinvesting in Africa course with @Ms_Shubi & the @BerthaCentre team. It’s clear we can’t solve climate change without simultaneously addressing social issues. Fortunately there are a lot of investment opportunities that do both!
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"Innovative finance is an approach to funding enterprises and interventions that create positive social and environmental impact- essentially, financial engineering for impact." - Impact Investing in Africa course convenor @Ms_Shubi @UCTGSB #impactinvesting #socialimpact
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Our Impact Investing in Africa course kicked off yesterday! Course convenors Christopher Ahlfeldt & Shiluba Mawela inspired delegates from multiple countries & backgrounds towards deploying capital for social & environmental #impact #innovation #entrepreneurship #impactinvesting
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Women are investing in women and how that can help us build a better world, writes @Ms_Shubi. More women in Africa’s impact investing ecosystem equals more investments in women – and better outcomes for entrepreneurship, equality and the economy. citywire.co.za/news/why-wome…
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MIC Khulisani Ventures is investing R150 million in black-owned businesses that provide innovative products or services that disrupt traditional markets, improve efficiencies or respond to existing problems in South Africa.
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Excited to read this analysis by @Ms_Shubi and Misha Morar Joshi that point to @mypaga as one of the most successful impact investing stories in Nigeria. The report also notes Paga's decade-long efforts to drive financial inclusion.
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OPINION: Misha Morar Joshi, Secretariat Co-lead at Impact Investing SA and Senior Project Manager at the UCT GSB @BerthaCentre, and Shiluba Mawela (@Ms_Shubi), Secretariat Co-lead at Impact Investing SA
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Shiluba Mawela (@Ms_Shubi) is a chartered accountant who leads Tshiamo Impact Partners which is establishing an Agriculture Value Chain Impact Fund. She is currently consulting as the Secretariat Co-Lead for the National Taskforce for Impact Investing via the UCT @BerthaCentre.
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The NRF and the FirstRand Foundation are pleased to announce that applications are open for the Black Academics Advancement Programme 2021.
Please read carefully through the Framework document here bit.ly/2SAayZ7 before sending queries/applications to the NRF.
Shiluba Mawela retweeted
If they think your dreams are crazy, show them what crazy dreams can do. #justdoit
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"I'm a firm believer that language and how we use language determines how we act, and how we act then determines our lives and other people's lives." —Ntozake Shange, RIP (1948 - 2018) poets.org/poetsorg/poet/ntoz…
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It is with immense sadness that the Annan family and the Kofi Annan Foundation announce that Kofi Annan, former Secretary General of the United Nations and Nobel Peace Laureate, passed away peacefully on Saturday 18th August after a short illness...
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On #WorkersDay2018 let's double our efforts in advancing employment opportunities and decent work for all while ending extreme poverty and inequality. Happy #WorkersDay to all
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All of us who are gathered here today are bound together by a firm conviction that the future of our country and the prosperity of our people depends on how we respond to this challenge.
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President @CyrilRamaphosa is at the Riversands Incubation Hub, Johannesburg to launch the Youth Employment Service this morning. The #YES initiative aims to see more than one million young South Africans being offered paid work experience over the next three years
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You heard it . The Youth Employment Service will create one million jobs @Ms_Shubi @dandangeddes @kellyefirth @AdrianSaville @sh






























