PARTNERS
OUR NETWORK OF STAKEHOLDERS
Our Partners in Social Change: Creating and Collaborating
For over 26 years, Tshikululu Social Investments has been connecting our clients with civil society, government and other stakeholders to drive positive change in the areas of poverty, inequality and unemployment.
Essential Partnerships
Our partners play an integral role in the implementation of social development projects and include:
- Implementation partners
- Civil society organisations – these include development partners, faith-based organisations and members of the academic community
- Suppliers and contractors – according to service level agreements and our procurement and delegation policies and which are reviewed regularly
- Government departments – we work alongside, and manage and support programmes for, among others, Social Development, Basic Education, Higher Education, Health and Women, Youth and Persons With Disabilities
- Regulatory bodies – we are accountable to SA Revenue Services and other legislative bodies
Our Clients
We leverage our network of partners to create social impact projects for our clients so they may make a real difference.
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Rethinking Student Success: Addiction, Wellbeing and Hidden Risks in Higher Education
About the Authors This paper was developed collaboratively by Tshikululu Social Investments and Thrive Student Living. Suzan Mususumeli Ramudzuli, Social…
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Tshikululu Social Investments Becomes Newest Addition to the Myriad Alliance Network
Myriad Alliance, the premier global network for cross-border philanthropy, is set to expand its international footprint. Starting June 2026, Tshikululu…
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Why opportunity alone is not enough for South Africa’s students
Youth Month is a time to reflect on the aspirations, opportunities, and future of our youth. In June, we celebrate…
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Difference Threshold
Corporates tread a balancing act when tackling the complexities of addressing societal issues in a country such as SA. The…
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Investing in community media to uphold democracy
According to UNESCO, press freedom has been on a steady decline since 2012. Despite this, South Africa continues to fair well,…
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One year on, USAID and PEPFAR cuts still shake HIV fight but spark resolve
The theme of this year's World Health Day is "Together for health. Stand with science." It’s a call from the…
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Business Day SHIFT 2026: Driving lasting Change by Tshikululu’s Matebe Chisiza
Corporate social investment needs to show impact, rather than activity without results, writes Matebe Chisiza, social investment specialist and team…
Impact Investing in Sub-Saharan Africa with Thrive Africa
In 2021, Tshikululu joined forces with African Alliance Asset Management, an experienced fund manager in sub-Saharan Africa, to offer investors a single-point solution for impact investment across the continent. We created the Thrive Africa banner, which combines African Alliance’s financial expertise with Tshikululu’s social impact proficiency.
Together, we are now actively fundraising for our first Thrive Africa Impact Fund, which will focus on infrastructure, clean energy and financial inclusion across the continent.
For more on the goals of the partnership and the projects we have launched, visit the Thrive Africa website.
What Our Experts Think
Our collection of insights, reports, white papers and items from the media represent some of the industry’s leading commentary and latest research on social investment.
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Rethinking Student Success: Addiction, Wellbeing and Hidden Risks in Higher Education
About the Authors This paper was developed collaboratively by Tshikululu Social Investments and Thrive Student Living. Suzan Mususumeli Ramudzuli, Social…
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Tshikululu Social Investments Becomes Newest Addition to the Myriad Alliance Network
Myriad Alliance, the premier global network for cross-border philanthropy, is set to expand its international footprint. Starting June 2026, Tshikululu…
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Why opportunity alone is not enough for South Africa’s students
Youth Month is a time to reflect on the aspirations, opportunities, and future of our youth. In June, we celebrate…
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Difference Threshold
Corporates tread a balancing act when tackling the complexities of addressing societal issues in a country such as SA. The…
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Investing in community media to uphold democracy
According to UNESCO, press freedom has been on a steady decline since 2012. Despite this, South Africa continues to fair well,…
-
One year on, USAID and PEPFAR cuts still shake HIV fight but spark resolve
The theme of this year's World Health Day is "Together for health. Stand with science." It’s a call from the…
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Business Day SHIFT 2026: Driving lasting Change by Tshikululu’s Matebe Chisiza
Corporate social investment needs to show impact, rather than activity without results, writes Matebe Chisiza, social investment specialist and team…
