The Trustees

The CEO’s role is to promote peace through negotiations and the non-violent resolution of conflicts wherever they occur.

The chairperson's role is to promote social and economic justice for all the people of South Africa.

The trustee’s role is to pursue good governance and moral leadership and to hold those in leadership positions to account for principled behaviour and utmost integrity.

The trustee's role is to champion human rights and strengthen the institutions that protect human rights.

The trustee's role is to promote the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, Multiparty Democracy, Transparency, Accountability and the principle of subsidiarity in governance.

The trustee's role is to honour and uphold the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa 1996, promoting democracy and constitutionalism as the best guarantors of freedom.

The trustee's role is to promote reconciliation, social cohesion, multiculturalism and unity in diversity with the objective of nation building, in order to heal the wounds of the past and secure a shared future in which the rule of law prevails and equality is upheld.

The trustee's role is to drive initiatives promoting self-help and self-reliance, with a particular focus on food security.

The trustee’s role is to pursue the development of legislation and other means to enshrine and promote the role, powers and functions of traditional leaders and to honour the governance role of traditional leadership within communities.

The trustee’s role is to promote education as a priority and a fundamental right, to support research and innovation, and to increase responsible mentorship.

The trustee’s role is to drive initiatives promoting self-help and self-reliance, with a particular focus on food security.

The trustee’s role is to support conservation initiatives that preserve our natural heritage and enhance sustainable living.

The trustee’s role is to advocate equality, particularly gender equality, with an emphasis on empowering the most vulnerable members of society.