Sindi Mkhize

Pleased to announce that @PKremer1 will join the conversation at the Launch of the #GlobalClimateResilience Platform. With just 8 days to go, we are bringing together key voices driving climate resilience and investment across Africa. #InvestingInResilience @mailandguardian

Super exciting. DM for more!

@RuthMufalali @viewbug Congratulations Ruth 🥳👏🏽 love the angles!

I received an award @Viewbug viewbug.com/photo/100055791 #photography

Today is World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day! #WorldRedCrossAndRedCrescentDay #UnitedInHumanity

“Across Africa’s crises, our volunteers are first to respond and last to leave.” On this #RedCrossDay #RedCrescentDay, IFRC Africa Regional Director, @CharlesBusinge1 , celebrates the commitment of volunteers and staff to people in need, protecting humanitarians, and strengthening local action. He also remembers and pays tribute to those who have lost their lives in service of others. #UnitedInHumanity

Today, we commemorate #WorldRedCrossRedCrescentDay, we are pleased to share the latest edition of the IFRC Pretoria Cluster newsletter, highlighting humanitarian action, collaboration and community resilience across Southern Africa. linkedin.com/posts/mercy-la…

Following severe thunderstorms in Free State, South Africa, @RedcrossSa volunteers and local authorities are on the ground conducting assessments to determine the extent of damage to homes, infrastructure, and access routes, as well as identifying affected households and prioritising urgent needs. Efforts are focused on providing relief and supporting early recovery.

Communities in Zambezi Region, Namibia are facing floods, drought & rising food insecurity. Crops lost and water unsafe. With support from @NamibiaRedCross supported by @IFRCAfrica Pretoria Cluster, families are trying to cope but needs remain high. More support is critical

In the Zambezi Region, Namibia, floodwaters have receded, but the impact continues to affect communities. Families and livestock were displaced, while homes, crop fields, roads, schools, and clinics were damaged, leaving over 2,000 people affected. In areas still surrounded by water, communities rely on makeshift boats crafted from tree wood to reach safety and access basic services. At the same time, the risk of waterborne diseases is rising, adding to concerns for already vulnerable households.

.@RedcrossSa teams in KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, visited families affected by the tragic fires in Umdoni that claimed 3 lives, providing psychosocial support and essential relief alongside @GDCoGTA Member of the Executive Council and the Provincial Disaster Management Centre.