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"ASSAf was inaugurated in May 1996 ...activist in its mission of using science for the benefit of society..." The web site offers information on programs, events calendar, and publications, including:
-- Science for society. (Online) The ASSAf newsletter -- Pretoria: The Academy, 2006-
-- South African journal of science. (Online): full text access for issues since January 2001.

A digital library of over 5000 books, journals, and documents related to African policy issues; a directory of experts; plus, news analysis and opinion articles.

"...concentrates on the generational and cultural divisions between apartheid survivors and their descendants, and the IT skills divide between what is perceived to be a 'developing' country and first world technology. This project seeks to build strategic partnerships that will result in strengthening scholarly dissemination."

"[Since 1945]...the CSIR undertakes directed and multidisciplinary research, technological innovation as well as industrial and scientific development..." The website features information about programmes and a small but growing archive of online research publications.

"Established in 2003, at the Boston College Center for International Higher Education [in the United States], before moving to the University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa in 2013." This site features recent news on higher education from around Africa, information about various research projects, as well as full text access to a journal, a newsletter, and other publications sponsored by the Network.
--See especially: International journal of African higher education -and- African Higher Education News

A university-based blog in South Africa featuring commentaries and interviews. "...an experiment in global conversation based in the South...to be a critical node in the re-territorializing of global intellectual production."
--See especially: The Johannesburg Salon. Edited by Lara Allen and Achille Mbembe. Volume 1 (2009) -and- Volume 2 (2010) --via Yumpu.com

"...an independent, non-governmental organisation...established in 1986, the primary aim of Khanya College is to assist various constituencies within working class and poor communities to respond to the challenges posed by the forces of economic and political globalisation...offers assistance through providing educational and training workshops, publications and research to organisations and individuals in these communities."
--See especially: Karibu: a working class newspaper -and- Jozi Book Fair

--Plus: Khanya, a journal of activists--40th anniversary edition, June 2016 52 pages in PDF format

"...founded [in 2010] by a group of South Africans with experience in research, academia, policy-making and governance who saw the need to create a platform of engagement around strategic issues facing South Africa."
--Documents

"...a ground-breaking initiative established by the South African Institute for Distance Education (Saide). We play a leading role in supporting higher education institutions across Africa in the development and use of Open Educational Resources (OER) to enhance teaching and learning."
--See especially: OER Repositories in Africa

"...Established by Dr Neville Alexander in 1992, PRAESA emerged from the struggle against apartheid education...Local areas of work until 2011 included language planning and policy formulation at national and provincial government levels, in-service teacher education, developmental research into multilingual classrooms, early literacy teaching and learning, promoting a culture of reading...Since 2006, a particular concentration has been on reading promotion through the establishment of community based reading clubs...in 2012, PRAESA begins a new phase, with a biliteracy development focus by initiating a national reading-for-enjoyment initiative..."

"[Established in 1979]...READ Educational Trust is a South African-based NGO that operates in the education and literacy sectors broadly, and in educator training and school resource provision specifically." This site offers information on various training and literacy programs, plus: links to education departments in SA provincial governments and other NGOs.

This website includes annual reports and other publications since 1999. See especially:
-- Education Statistics, 1999-
-- See also: Provincial government education departments

"...a non-profit organisation providing professional and dedicated socio-economic rights assistance to individuals, communities and social movements in South Africa. SERI conducts applied research, engages with government, advocates for policy and legal reform, facilitates civil society coordination and mobilisation, conducts popular education and training, and litigates in the public interest. The SERI Law Clinic is registered as a public interest law centre."
--See especially: Research reports ; Working papers ; and, Other publications

The Soul Beat Africa website offers the current news about programs and the archive. "...for communicators, practitioners, media makers, academics, researchers and others who are using communication for change in Africa."
-- See especially: Soul Beat Africa newsletter

A non-profit organization committed to helping to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all in South Africa, aligning their efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal no. 4. Currently, the foundation works with multiple partners to support its "Khulani Schools" programme, emphasizing quality classroom instruction, improving digital access, and targeted, employment skills development; as well as "Education Changemakers", a skills training programme for young teachers.
--See also: COVID-19 and South African Educational Resources

The site includes information about the organization and its activities, links to South African universities offering Zoology degrees, related links, a newsletter, and the society's subscription-based journal, African zoology