27 June 2025 – Ushaka International Airport, Durban

SayPro proudly confirms the safe arrival of Mhlongo Thobile Qaphelisile, representing Yo Fortune Is In Yo Faith Organization based in Ulundi, who landed at Ushaka International Airport at 10:55 AM on 27 June 2025. Thobile had just concluded her participation in the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24–26 June 2025 at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg.

Upon arrival, she shared a heartfelt message of gratitude:

“Thank u so much ndodana, u guys r doing a gr8 job for our country. May God continue to bless yo work ❤️🙏”

SayPro deeply appreciates Thobile’s kind words, which serve as a reminder of the importance and impact of this work in building stronger, community-driven nonprofit organizations. Her participation and encouragement reflect the spirit of unity, service, and growth that SayPro is proud to foster across the Southern African region.

We thank Mhlongo Thobile Qaphelisile for her enthusiastic involvement and wish her continued success in her work uplifting communities through her organization.

For more stories, updates, and future programme details, visit www.saypro.online.

27 June 2025 – Polokwane, Limpopo

SayPro is pleased to confirm that Mahladisa Ramadimetje Mitchell, a representative from Mobuen NPC in Polokwane, safely arrived back in Polokwane town at 14:15 on 27 June 2025, following her participation in the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24–26 June 2025 at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg.

Mahladisa shared the following message upon her safe return:

“I’m pleased to report that I arrived home safely. The bus reached town at 14:15.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the incredible opportunity to attend the capacity building training for NPOs.
From arranging my travel from home to Gauteng, accommodating me for the entire week, your hospitality and support were truly exceptional.
I thoroughly enjoyed the training and the trip itself. Your efforts to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience did not go unnoticed.
Thank you again for everything! Your kindness and professionalism have left a lasting impression.

Best regards,
Mahladisa Mitchell”

SayPro expresses its sincere appreciation to Mahladisa for her active participation, engagement, and positive contribution throughout the training programme. Her message reflects the impact SayPro strives to create—providing meaningful support, professional hospitality, and empowering learning experiences for all nonprofit leaders across Southern Africa.

We look forward to continued collaboration with Mobuen NPC and thank Mahladisa once again for representing her organization with excellence.

For more updates and stories from the SayPro Capacity Building Programme, visit www.saypro.online.

SayPro Date: 27 June 2025

SayPro Employee Name: Puluko Nkiwane

SayPro Royal Name: Marketing Royal

SayPro Office Name and Code:SayProCMR

SayPro Royal Chief: Clifford Legodi

To the CEO of SayPro, Neftaly Malatjie, Royal Committee Chairperson Clifford Legodi, SayPro Royal Chiefs and Human Capital

Kgotso a ebe le lena

Please receive the submission of my work.

SayPro Table of Contents

1. SayPro Tasks Completed

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Emphasizes Policy Adherence for Organizational Growth at Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges NPOs to Stay Compliant with Tax, SARS, and UIF at Capacity Building Training Event

SayPro “A House Without Rules Is Nothing” — SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Calls for Strong Governance at NPO Capacity Building Training

SayPro “God Has Given Us All the Powers” — SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Inspires NPO Leaders at Capacity Building Training Event

SayPro “Be Careful How You Represent Yourself and Your Company” — SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Addresses Professionalism at Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro “Be Careful How You Represent Yourself and Your Company” — SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Addresses Professionalism at Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SaPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges NPO Leaders to Master Budgeting at SayPro Capacity Building Training Programme

SayPro “Look at SayPro and Learn from It,” Says CEO Neftaly Malatjie at NPO Capacity Building Training

SayPro “If You Need Help About Funding, Ask God First,” Says SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie at Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro “Swallow Your Pride and Respect Your People,” Says SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie at NPO Capacity Building Training

SaPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Emphasizes Compliance with NPO Law at SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SaPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Highlights Youth Empowerment Through Skills Development at SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges Financial Discipline at SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Calls for Equality in the Workplace at Capacity Building Training for NPOs

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges NPO Leaders to “Attend Trainings” for Growth and Sustainability

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges NPO Leaders to Use Technology to Master Their Roles at Capacity Building Training Event

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Urges NPO Leaders to “Keep Reports for Everything in Your Company” at Capacity Building Training Event

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Declares a “Kingdom of Development” for NPOs at Capacity Building Training Event

SayPro “Every Step You Are Taking, Ask God First” — SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Inspires Values-Driven Leadership at Capacity Building Event

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie: “Every Problem Is Going to Be a Solution for You to Grow” – Inspires NPO Leaders to Embrace Challenges

SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Expresses Gratitude After Facilitating Inspiring NPO Training Programme

SayPro CMO Puluko Nkiwane and Team Welcome Stakeholders to Capacity Building Training for NPOs

Date: _2025-06-27
Supervisor’s Comments:
Supervisor Signature: C. Legodi

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

The SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24 to 26 June 2025, officially opened with a warm and gracious welcome from SayPro Chief Marketing Officer, Puluko Nkiwane, and his dedicated team. The event took place at the vibrant Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg, bringing together nonprofit leaders, donors, development partners, and youth-focused stakeholders from across the region.

CMO Puluko Nkiwane expressed his appreciation for the presence of all attendees, recognizing their valuable contributions to community development and their shared commitment to sustainable change.

“We are truly honored to welcome each of you to this important gathering,” said Nkiwane. “Your presence is a powerful reminder that collaboration and shared learning are at the heart of effective development work. Thank you for investing your time, energy, and expertise to grow with us.”

Nkiwane’s team ensured a professional and welcoming environment, coordinating logistics, stakeholder engagement, and media outreach to ensure the success of the three-day training event. The programme included in-depth sessions on:

• Organizational leadership and governance
• Financial and operational management for NPOs
• Donor engagement and sustainability strategies
• Digital transformation and reporting tools
• Monitoring and evaluation for greater impact

Stakeholders from various sectors—NGOs, government, corporate social investment (CSI) partners, and community-based organizations—participated in interactive workshops and shared their experiences in strengthening Africa’s nonprofit ecosystem.

One stakeholder remarked, “The SayPro team made us feel not just welcome, but important. It’s clear they value every voice in the room, and they’re serious about building real partnerships for change.”

As SayPro continues its mission to empower NPOs across Southern Africa, leaders like Puluko Nkiwane play a crucial role in building bridges between sectors and showcasing the importance of united action.

For more information on future programmes, partnerships, and stakeholder engagement opportunities, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

The SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24 to 26 June 2025, opened with a warm and heartfelt message from SayPro CEO and leader of Development, Neftaly Malatjie, who greeted participants from across Southern Africa with a simple yet powerful statement:

“I am glad that you are here.”

Speaking at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters, Malatjie acknowledged the commitment and sacrifices made by nonprofit leaders to attend the three-day training programme, emphasizing the importance of their presence as a step toward growth, learning, and transformation.

“Your being here shows that you care deeply about the work you do and the communities you serve,” he said. “This space is for you—to learn, to reflect, to challenge yourself, and to go back stronger than when you arrived.”

The training focused on equipping NPOs with practical tools and leadership strategies through sessions on:

• Governance and compliance
• Project planning and delivery
• Financial management and donor engagement
• Monitoring, evaluation, and impact reporting
• Personal and spiritual leadership for sustainability

Malatjie’s welcoming words set the tone for an inspiring and productive programme. Participants described the atmosphere as open, empowering, and filled with purpose.

One attendee shared, “Hearing those words from Mr. Malatjie reminded us that we belong here—that we are seen, valued, and supported as changemakers.”

As SayPro continues to build capacity in the nonprofit sector, its leadership remains grounded in empathy, excellence, and the belief that meaningful change begins with empowering those on the frontlines.

For more on SayPro’s upcoming trainings and impact initiatives, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

As the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme came to a close on 26 June 2025, the atmosphere at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters was filled with energy, reflection, and renewed purpose. Nonprofit leaders, youth developers, and community changemakers spent three days gaining practical skills and insights to help them build stronger, more impactful organizations.

Closing the programme with heartfelt appreciation, SayPro CEO and leader of Development, Neftaly Malatjie, shared his gratitude with participants:

“Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to facilitate, I really enjoyed it.”

Malatjie’s words reflected the passion and dedication he brought throughout the event—leading sessions on leadership, governance, personal growth, and strategic thinking. His ability to connect with nonprofit professionals, share real-life experiences, and inspire action was a highlight for many attendees.

Throughout the three-day training, Malatjie facilitated workshops on:

• Organizational leadership and capacity building
• Financial management and compliance
• Monitoring and evaluation for nonprofits
• Spiritual grounding and values-based leadership
• Risk reduction and documentation best practices

Participants described the training as transformative, with many walking away equipped with new tools, strategies, and motivation to serve their communities more effectively. Beyond the content, Malatjie’s personal engagement left a lasting impression.

One participant shared, “It wasn’t just about the training. It was about the heart behind it. Neftaly didn’t just teach—he walked the journey with us, and we’re grateful.”

As the SayPro Capacity Building Programme continues to grow across Southern Africa, the organization remains committed to empowering nonprofit organizations with high-impact, value-driven support that goes beyond the classroom.

To learn more about upcoming programmes and how SayPro can support your organization, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

The SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, hosted from 24 to 26 June 2025 at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg, brought together nonprofit professionals, youth leaders, and development practitioners for three days of intensive skills development, leadership training, and motivation.

Delivering a message of resilience and transformation, SayPro CEO and leader of Development, Neftaly Malatjie, encouraged attendees to shift their mindset when facing challenges.

“Every problem is going to be a solution for you to grow,” said Malatjie. “Do not run from difficulties—they are shaping you into the leader your organization and your community needs.”

Malatjie’s empowering statement reminded nonprofit leaders that setbacks, obstacles, and hardships are not signs of failure, but opportunities for learning and development. He emphasized the importance of embracing adversity with courage and using every challenge as a stepping stone to build stronger, more sustainable organizations.

Throughout the training, participants engaged in sessions focused on:

• Strategic leadership and resilience
• Financial and operational risk management
• Monitoring and evaluation for impact
• Conflict resolution and crisis planning
• Organizational growth through adaptive learning

Participants were encouraged to reflect on past challenges and reframe them as learning opportunities. Malatjie emphasized that every organization—no matter how small or new—will face difficulties, but it’s how leaders respond that determines long-term success.

One participant shared, “When Mr. Malatjie said that every problem can become a solution, it hit home. I realized that our toughest moments have actually prepared us for the breakthroughs we’re now seeing.”

SayPro continues to champion nonprofit leadership across Southern Africa through practical training, mentorship, and motivational support. With its unique blend of technical education and personal development, the organization remains a leading force in empowering community-driven change.

To find out more about upcoming SayPro programmes and resources, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

From 24 to 26 June 2025, nonprofit leaders, youth practitioners, and development professionals gathered at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg for the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme. The event provided three days of intensive workshops, strategy development, and leadership coaching designed to empower organizations making a difference across Southern Africa.

In a deeply reflective and motivating keynote address, SayPro CEO and leader of Development, Neftaly Malatjie, shared a guiding principle that captured the spirit of the programme:

“Every step you are taking, ask God first.”

Malatjie urged participants to lead not only with strategy and skills, but with spiritual clarity and moral integrity. He emphasized that the journey of leadership in the nonprofit and development space is full of complex decisions—and that divine guidance should be sought before every move.

“Whether you’re applying for funding, hiring staff, or designing a new project,” he said, “don’t walk alone. Ask God first. Let your leadership be grounded in faith, so that your actions are led by wisdom, not fear.”

The SayPro Capacity Building Programme offered sessions in:

• Leadership and values-based decision-making
• Strategic planning and risk mitigation
• Financial governance and donor reporting
• Digital tools for nonprofit growth
• Personal and spiritual resilience for leaders

Malatjie’s message served as a powerful reminder that leadership is as much about purpose as it is about performance. His words resonated with participants, many of whom reflected on the importance of aligning their professional decisions with their personal faith and values.

One participant shared, “That quote—‘Ask God first’—will stay with me. In the rush of running an organization, we often forget to pause and reflect. Neftaly reminded us that true leadership begins with humility and guidance from above.”

SayPro continues to support and uplift nonprofit organizations by combining practical training with leadership development rooted in ethics, accountability, and spirituality.

For more information on future SayPro trainings and resources, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

At the close of an intense and empowering three-day event, SayPro CEO and leader of Development, Neftaly Malatjie, delivered a striking message that resonated deeply with the participants of the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24 to 26 June 2025 at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg.

In his closing remarks, Malatjie challenged nonprofit leaders to reflect on the company they keep and the purpose that drives them:

“When you get out of this door, dump all your friends—and now, God is your friend.”

This powerful statement was not a dismissal of human relationships, but rather a call for participants to re-evaluate the influences in their lives and embrace a higher purpose. Malatjie urged leaders to leave behind distractions, toxic environments, and unproductive habits in exchange for a focused, faith-led journey rooted in integrity, service, and accountability.

He continued, “The work you do in development is sacred. It requires clarity, discipline, and divine guidance. Surround yourself with people and values that elevate your mission, not weaken it.”

The SayPro Capacity Building Training provided extensive learning for nonprofit professionals in:

• Strategic leadership and governance
• Organizational ethics and accountability
• Faith and values in community service
• Project planning and resource management
• Personal development for sustainable leadership

Malatjie’s statement marked a deeply personal and spiritual turning point for many attendees, as it reminded them that leadership in the nonprofit sector is more than operational—it is moral, spiritual, and mission-driven.

One attendee shared, “That message changed me. I walked in as a manager and walked out as a servant-leader. I now know who and what I must align with to lead with purpose.”

The SayPro Capacity Building Programme remains a transformative space where NPOs are not only trained but inspired to lead with conviction and vision—creating meaningful change in their communities and within themselves.

For upcoming programmes and resources, visit www.saypro.online.

Southern Africa Youth Project Headquarters, 24–26 June 2025

In a powerful and visionary address during the SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, held from 24 to 26 June 2025 at the Southern Africa Youth Project headquarters in Johannesburg, SayPro CEO and leader of Development Neftaly Malatjie inspired nonprofit leaders by introducing the concept of a “Kingdom of Development.”

“We must build a Kingdom of Development,” said Malatjie. “A space where every organization, every leader, and every initiative works together for the betterment of our communities—where growth, innovation, and sustainability are not optional, but a shared mission.”

Malatjie’s message struck a chord with the audience of nonprofit professionals, community leaders, and youth development advocates. His call to action encouraged organizations to move beyond basic survival, and toward building strong, integrated systems that foster long-term growth, collaboration, and measurable impact.

The three-day programme was designed to strengthen nonprofit leadership through intensive training in:

• Organizational development and strategic planning
• Monitoring and evaluation for sustainable impact
• Financial governance and donor reporting
• Technology for nonprofit transformation
• Risk management and documentation systems

Malatjie emphasized that building a “kingdom” means investing in people, processes, and partnerships. He challenged NPOs to lead with vision, manage with discipline, and serve with integrity—creating an ecosystem where communities thrive because organizations are empowered and united in purpose.

One participant reflected, “Hearing Neftaly speak about a ‘Kingdom of Development’ made me rethink our role. We are not just helping people—we are shaping the future of Africa through leadership and innovation.”

The SayPro Capacity Building Programme is part of the organization’s larger mission to empower nonprofit organizations with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to grow and lead change across the continent.

To join the movement and learn more about SayPro’s initiatives, visit www.saypro.online.