LInda Reddy
By Imbumba Foundation 
Jul 23, 2021
Linda Reddy, the Director of
Supply Chain and Business
Development (Africa, Middle
East & India) at Nando’s, has
joined Trek4Mandela this year
with a bang.
Having seen over 300 local and
international climbers, and empowered
over 1,2 million girls and counting, Ms.
Reddy’s fundraising efforts is nothing shy
of impressive.
By Imbumba Foundation Jul 23, 2021
Aerin Cohen is a student at King David
Victory Park and had dreamt of summiting
Mount Kilimanjaro before writing her final
matric exams this year, 2021.
However, due to the Covid19 pandemic, the
Trek4Mandela Expedition in 2020 had to be
postponed. This did not dishearten her but it
rather prompted her to look back and think
about why she wants to summit.
On the 28th of April, the King David Victory Park
school hosted a virtual event called
“FEMPOWER” which gives women a voice with
the aim of empowering, inspiring and, giving
students an opportunity to listen and learn.
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By Don Makatile Aug 9, 2020
Johannesburg – Even though the travel bans necessitated by the worldwide outbreak of the coronavirus have rained on many a parade, they have not dampened the spirits of two hikers who should have climbed Mount Kilimanjaro last month, on Mandela Day.
Media personalities Gerry Elsdon and Pearl Shongwe have made a vow to do even better next year, the next date of the Trek4Mandela hike done in aid of charity.
By IOL Reporter Jul 18, 2020
DURBAN – On Nelson Mandela International Day, the Nelson Mandela Foundation together with its partners the Imbumba Foundation and the Kolisi Foundation launched the #Each1Feed1 Digital Voucher in Potchefstroom, North West Province.
The launch was in partnership with Boxer Superstores and Pick ‘n Pay.
By Viwe Ndongeni-Ntlebi Jul 17, 2020
Every year since 2011, on Mandela Day the Imbumba Foundation in partnership with Nelson Mandela Foundation has been taking to Tanzania to trek Africa’s highest peak Mount Kilimanjaro – all this in support of the Trek4Mandela initiative.
The initiative raises funds to provide menstrual hygiene support to young disadvantaged girls under the Caring4girls initiative by Imbumba foundation.
By Viwe Ndongeni-Ntlebi Apr 24, 2020
Health experts are urging people to wash their hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds at a time in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak. File photo: Ian Landsberg/African News Agency (ANA).
By IOL Supplied Mar 23, 2020
With the rise of the corona outbreak in South Africa, health officials and government have asked fellow countryman to help against the spreed of the virus.
The Imbumba Foundation, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation, Old Mutual and the Rand Water Foundation have launched the #Soap4Hope campaign, with the aim of collecting anti-bacterial hand-wash soap and other alternatives to help curb and prevent unnecessary widespread infection within underprivileged South African communities.
Header Interview with Portia Scott, Host of Wake Up & Show Up podcast. United States Caring4Girls Ambassador based in Atlanta
