In this episode, Murisa and Nontsikelelo Nzula examine the cultural factors influencing philanthropic practices in Africa, contrasting community-driven initiatives with global giving. They discuss the roles of High-Net-Worth Individuals and corporate philanthropy in the African context, emphasizing the necessity for African philanthropy to transcend external frameworks. The discussion advocates for developing a strong ecosystem comprising African academics and institutions capable of informing philanthropic discourse per the continent’s specific needs. They underscore the importance of shifting away from externally imposed development models in favour of solutions from within African communities.
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