Philanthropy In South Africa by Radio Islam International published on 2022-11-22T08:35:46Z Whilst South Africa is reeling from the long-term impacts of the pandemic, load shedding, high unemployment rate and persistent inequality, not to mention the climate crisis, the way forward calls for a combination of reflection, communication, innovation and critical trust. This is the crux of the 2022 Independent Philanthropy Association of South Africa (IPASA) annual review of South African Philanthropy. Speaking to Radio Islam International, Louise Driver, IPASA Executive Director, said that the annual review publication was launched two weeks ago and is the fourth edition of its kind. It's also a unique showcasing of the work of philanthropic foundations in South Africa. It highlights the range and impact of work that funders are doing in South Africa to create a stronger nation and address the many issues we face.