Rooted in Generosity The theme for the 3rd Leaders’ Summit was Rooted. Looking back, one of the strongest roots running through the entire experience was generosity. Ever since we started the Leaders’ Summits, we have intentionally woven generosity into the experience. We believe every gathering should leave something behind. At our inaugural Summit, we donated scholastic materials and sanitary pads to Kivubuka Primary School. At our second Summit, our gift flowed to Masaka School for the Deaf. This year, we had the joy of giving to Kalanamu Public Primary School. Why primary schools? Because they are among the first places where the next generation is formed. Supporting them is one small way of investing in the future. In addition, generosity does not flow one way. Yes, we arrive bearing gifts. But we leave carrying many more. The children receive us with songs, dances, performances, laughter, and endless excitement. The community welcomes us with warmth and hospitality. Every year, we play games with the children. These include football, volleyball, or netball, and, without fail, they defeat us with tremendous enthusiasm! Our elders generously give us something even more precious: their time, their stories, their wisdom, and the lessons gathered over decades of living. And each Summit participant comes carrying gifts too. They bring their experiences, encouragement, vulnerability, curiosity, and friendship. Generosity is one of the deepest roots from which healthy communities grow. It is never a one-way exchange. It moves from person to person, generation to generation, always returning in new forms. Ubuntu. I am because you are. The beautiful circle of African generosity: always moving, always multiplying, always finding its way back to us. #UbuntuInAction #RootedInGenerosity #AfricanGenerosity

When we extend a hand to help a hungry person, we restore their dignity and remind them that they belong to a community that cares. Let's unite our daily actions right now to create an unforgettable wave of support across South Africa. 💬 Be the reason someone feels remembered — support a hot meal today. ✨ mow.org.za #FoodForThought #MakeThemFeelValued #UbuntuInAction #MealsOnWheelsSA #HumanConnection #SocialImpact

Enough talk. Enough excuses. Real change starts with action, and your vote is the most powerful action you can take. Vote ActionSA. Vote for change. #ActionSAForChange #SmartMoveForChange #VoteForChange #AccountabilityFirst #UbuntuInAction #VoteActionSA #ActionSA

for our communities. Your service continues to make a meaningful difference in countless lives. #HealthcareHeroes #InternationalNursesDay #WorkersDay #EkurhuleniHealth #PrimaryHealthCare #UbuntuInAction #CoEClinics #ServingOurCommunities #PeopleFirst 💙🏥✨

Across Africa, #healthcare leaders are expanding access to surgical care through #innovation, #training and locally led solutions. Learn how providers across the continent are helping shape the future of healthcare: bit.ly/3PSjfym #AfricaDay #UbuntuInAction

In the grand symphony of Africa, the soil sings bass, the youth carry melody, and the ancestors conduct. This week the CHII Monitor heard fuel shocks in Kenya, xenophobic strains in South Africa, yet investment and integration chords rising strong. These are not mere protests — they are the orchestra tuning for the crescendo. Through CHII Collaboration, Heritage, Innovation & Information we turn every pulse into permanent liquid wealth: Seed of Legacy in the soil, e-Chimusika in the marketplace, digital sanctuaries in every homestead. The renaissance is here. The wave is ours. We generate the liquid. We activate the hubs. Africa rises — together, forever. #ChiiAfrica #AfricanRenaissance #LiquidWealth #SeedOfLegacy #CHIIFramework #UbuntuInAction #AfricaRising #SovereignIntelligence #HomesteadSanctuaries

🤝🇿🇼🇲🇿 A true act of #Ubuntu! Kudos to the @bgfzim and Mr Kudakwashe Tagwirei (Uduboluphelile) for their generous US$500,000 donation to support Cyclone Gezani victims in #Mozambique. This heartfelt gesture of solidarity reflects #Zimbabwe’s spirit of compassion and regional unity. Guided by @edmnangagwa's vision, our nation continues to stand with neighbors in times of need—showing that we are indeed our brother’s keeper. A shining example of humanitarian leadership and the power of caring communities #UbuntuInAction #HumanitarianAid #ZimbabweCares #RegionalUnity @ZANUPF_Official @zanupf_patriots @wicknellchivayo

#PalliativeCare Research from Rwanda to the Global Stage🌍 We are proud to celebrate our Executive Director, Dr. Christian Ntizimira (@ntizimira ), whose Harvard Medical School MMSc-GHD thesis research has been published. The paper, “Kusa Ikivi”: Death as an Accomplishment and End-of-Life Experience of Cancer Patients in Rwanda, brings forward African perspectives on dignity, culture, and end-of-life care, contributing to global conversations on palliative care. We are grateful to see this work recognized and shared by Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery and OncoDaily, reflecting the importance of research rooted in lived experience, culture, and compassionate care. 🥳Congratulations to Dr. Christian and all co-authors Prof. Deo Mbonyinkebe, Dr. Mary Dunne and Dr. Eric Krakauer (thesis director), on this important milestone. Read more on Christian's post: linkedin.com/posts/christian… #ACREOLGlobal #PalliativeCare #EndOfLifeCare #Rwanda #GlobalHealth #CancerCare #UbuntuInAction

Migrants fleeing to South Africa are escaping indefinite conscription, war and torture in their home. They aren't looking for a "free ride" they are looking for a chance to survive. They need safety not violence. #EndXenophobiaSA #StopXenophobiaNow #ProtectAllForeigners #NoToAfrophobia #EritreansInSA #HumanRightsForAll #UnitedAgainstXenophobia #PeaceAndDignitySA #JusticeForMigrants #SafetyForEritreans #OneAfricaOnePeople #StopTheHateSA #RefugeeSafetySA #AfricanUnity #UbuntuInAction #XenophobiaMustStop @SAHRC1 @LHR_SA @XenoWatch @amnesty @HRW @UNHCRSouthAfrica @IOMSouthAfrica @LegalAidSA1 @PresidencyZA @SAPoliceService@EritreaDigest @Africa_Union @UNHumanRights @RedCrossSA @DailyMaverick@News24 @Section27news @Abahlali_baseMJ

Hope has taken the wheel for Sandy and her faithful H1 minibus. Read more: goodthingsguy.com/.../sandy-… #GoodThingsGuy #UbuntuInAction #singlemomstrong #communitysupport

A @Harvard alumna uplifting the next generation📢 What happens when experience meets curiosity⁉️ Our interns experienced it firsthand during a visit from Dr. Mutaganzwa Christine, a #Harvard-trained global health expert. An introduction to #QuantitativeResearch opened the discussion with a simple question: What can numbers/statistics reveal about care? They can tell stories we might otherwise miss: patterns in care, gaps in services, and the realities patients and families navigate every day. Thank you, Dr. Christine, for carrying forward the Harvard legacy of mentorship into the next generation. #ACREOLGlobal #InternshipProgram #ResearchLearning #YouthInHealth #PalliativeCare #UbuntuInAction

Stepping into the @Ashoka Journey 🌍 As our Executive Director, Dr. Christian Ntizimira (@ntizimira ), took part in the Ashoka Fellows #OnboardingSession, it marked another step in his journey within this global community of change-makers. The session brought together new Fellows across the world, each carrying ideas, experiences, and commitments to reimagining systems and responding to real human needs. 🥳We warmly congratulate all the Fellows who are beginning this journey alongside him. Grateful to @Ashoka for creating this space of connection, learning, and shared purpose. 💚 #ACREOLGlobal #AshokaFellows #UbuntuInAction #PalliativeCare

🥳WE ARE GROWING 🌱 Through our #InternshipProgram, we welcomed Kamaliza Providence from The African Leadership University(@alueducation ); a transformative institution known for shaping bold, ethical, and impact-driven leaders across Africa, to the ACREOL Global team. Providence brings warm curiosity, fresh ideas, and a genuine eagerness to learn how care, research, and communication come together in #PalliativeCare. Her presence already adds a youthful spark to our daily work.💖 We’re happy to have you with us, Providence. #ACREOLGlobal #InternshipProgram #YouthInHealth #PalliativeCare #UbuntuInAction

Learning Grounded in Practice💚 🏥At @ButaroHospital; Butaro Cancer Centre of Excellence, healthcare providers came together for a #PalliativeCare training informed by the realities of everyday practice. The session focused on #PainManagement, #Chemosafe practices, and working as a #MultidisciplinaryTeam, bringing safety, collaboration, and human-centered care into palliative care delivery. What stood out was a shared commitment to care better, work together, and remain close to patients and families throughout their journey💖. ⁉️How can shared learning continue to strengthen palliative care in our health facilities? We’d love to hear your thoughts👇🏾 #ACREOLGlobal #PalliativeCare #ButaroHospital #UbuntuInAction #CareWithDignity #TeamBasedCare

🚨Something big is coming…. Our 2025 Annual Newsletter drops Friday, 9 January 2026. A year of #PalliativeCare stories and impact. ⏭️Subscribe to get it first. acreol.us14.list-manage.com/…💚 #ACREOLGlobal #PalliativeCare #CareWithDignity #UbuntuInAction #AnnualNewsletter #HealthWithHumanity

⏰ There’s still time to give! Let’s make sure every learner ends 2025 nourished and smiling. 💛 #DonateHope #UbuntuInAction #BreakingBoundariesBuildingBridges #Ubuntu #SouthAfrica #SeasonOfGiving #HopeInAction #DonateToday

At 71, Mama Dolly proves purpose never clocks out. After 30 years as a teacher, she retired… and then built a future for 40 children in rural Mpumalanga. She saw a gap. She stepped in. She chose hope. This is what a hero looks like. 💜 ➡️news.backabuddy.co.za/good-n… #TheGoodNewsDrop #HeroOfTheWeek #UbuntuInAction

🌟 One month, hundreds of smiles, countless moments of gratitude. You made this possible. 💛 #HopeInAction #UbuntuInAction breakboundaries.co.za #BreakingBoundariesBuildingBridges #Ubuntu #SouthAfrica #SeasonOfGiving #DonateToday

A Call to Recommit to the Everyday Work of Reconciliation On this Day of Reconciliation, we pause not just to remember — but to recommit. Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s unwavering truth still speaks powerfully to us: peace without justice is incomplete, and reconciliation without honest confrontation is impossible. Reconciliation isn’t comfort. It is the courage to face inequality, acknowledge harm, and confront the systems that continue to divide and disempower us. As Archbishop Thabo Makgoba reminds us, “True and lasting peace is only possible in a reconciled community and world.” This kind of peace asks us to listen deeply, repair what has been broken, and choose compassion in the face of fear, anger, and difference. Today, why not make your reflection active — and shared? Join us at Desmond & Leah Tutu House in District Six, Cape Town — one of only a few spaces in South Africa that continually foreground the story of truth, justice, and reconciliation. Here, Archbishop Tutu’s call to live out truth, justice, Ubuntu, courage, and hope is kept vivid — guiding us toward a South Africa where dignity is protected and healing is something we build together. Not in Cape Town? Across the country, places like the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg also engage deeply with the legacy and unfinished work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, ensuring these stories remain part of our national conscience. May today inspire every one of us not only to reflect, but to recommit — through brave conversations, compassionate action, and a shared belief in a future shaped by justice and humanity. #DayOfReconciliation #TutuLegacy #TruthToPower #JusticeAndPeace #UbuntuInAction #ReconciliationDay

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