From Creative Talent to Creative Industry: The Partnership Powering Africa’s Next Animation Chapter 

Twenty emerging animators from across Africa participating in the Independent Animators Capacity Building Programme, a UNDP timbuktoo initiative delivered by CAPACITI and UVU Africa

There is a particular kind of frustration familiar to anyone who has sat on a selection panel for a creative programme in Africa. You read through application after application and encounter people who are genuinely remarkable. Their portfolios hum with personality. Their statements of intent are precise, alive and urgent. They know what kind of story they want to tell, why it matters, and why it has not been told quite like this before.

Celebrating the Success of CAPACITI’s Gqeberha Hub

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CAPACITI’s Gqeberha hub began as a bold commitment to bring world-class digital skills training closer to home. Today, it stands as a thriving engine of opportunity by strengthening local businesses, empowering young professionals and reshaping the region’s digital ecosystem. Through the Impact@Source model, CAPACITI is demonstrating that when talent stays local, communities grow stronger and economies become more resilient.

Partnership Insights on Diversifying Talent Pipelines

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Strategic partnerships have the power to tackle South Africa’s most pressing employment challenges. By diversifying networks, organisations can accelerate diversity in the workforce — especially for young women and people with disabilities, two groups most affected by unemployment.

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