Achieving the Millennium Goals one step at a time

The Ubuntu Institute is an international non-profit development organisation focused on achieving the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals in Africa. The Institute is a grassroots-driven organisation driven by seeking indigenous solutions to some of the most pressing social problems in Africa.

The Ubuntu Institute’s supports projects in youth development, poverty eradication, women empowerment initiatives, international student exchange programs, HIV/AIDS prevention, culture and heritage development, and education and sustainable development in Africa.

How the Ubuntu Institute is involved

international

International

Advocacy, Conferences and Fundraising Events, Student Exchange Programs

regional

Regional

Culture and Heritage, Economic Development and Poverty Eradication, Education, Gender and Woman Empowerment, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Youth Development

local

National

Leadership Conferences

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SOUTH AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL YOUTH EXCHANGE

Two hundred and fifty two ( 252 ) unemployed candidates will depart to North America and Canada to experience invaluable career opportunities.

Ubuntu Institute to launch SADC Research Report on HIV/AIDS

The Ubuntu Institute, in partnership with the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), will launch a SADC-wide study on traditional leadership responses to HIV/AIDS. The study launches on June 10, 2009. 

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