AM in the News
Anglican Archbishop to continue to uplift Africa
23 September 2007
Retiring Archbishop of Cape Town, Njongonkulu Ndungane, has vowed to continue his work of nation building and contributing to the development of the continent through the African Monitor. The body seeks to hold leaders in Africa accountable to their foreign donors.
EU urged to honour MDG commitment
20th August 2007
THE PRIMATE of Southern Africa has called upon the European Union to live up to its promises of support for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Vanity Fair Magazine-The Africa Issue: The Believers Clerics
…Anglican Archbishop Ndungane’s first name means ‘big vision’ and it has proved apt.
G8’s $60bn pledge ‘hot air’ – Ndungane
12 June 2007
Pledges made by Group of eight leaders were just ‘hot air’ when it came to giving substantial aid to Africa, Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane has said in Cape Town. Ndungane was speaking at a media briefing of the African Monitor, an advocacy organisation of which he is the founder and president.
"G8 leaders’ $60bn pledge hot air", says Ndungane
12 June 2007
G8 Leaders were making “hot air” promises when it came to giving substantial aid to Africa, said Anglican Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane in Cape Town yesterday.
