Jessica Rees-Jones was interviewed on Breakfast Beat, Voice of the Cape, on 12 April 2017.

Training for the Certificate in Advancement and Resource Mobilisation will take place at Inyathelo’s Cape Town offices in Woodstock from 17-22 July.

Jessica Rees-Jones, Executive Director of Inyathelo, believes that robust, empowered civil society organisations can attract funding despite adverse conditions.

At this time of uncertainty, Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement, reasserts its commitment to help build a strong civil society in a country pledged to freedom and equality under its Constitution.

Acting Director Nomfundo Walaza is ending her tenure at Inyathelo, and handing over the reins to Jessica Rees-Jones.

Inyathelo extends its deepest sympathies to friends and family of activist Ahmed Kathrada, who died in Johannesburg on Tuesday morning (28 March 2017).

Inyathelo's Finance Director, Soraya Joonas, shares her insights in completing an external non-profit audit. 

Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement, has announced the appointment of Jessica Rees-Jones as its new executive director from 1 April.

This year, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation annual letter is addressed to their friend, Warren Buffett, who in 2006 donated the bulk of his fortune to the Gates Foundation. A few months ago, Warren Buffett asked the Gates’ to reflect on the impact his gift has had on the world.