Join the movement of 962,049 people building a more just and people-powered Mzansi

Together we’re turning every cell phone into a democracy building tool

Anyone can join our movement by sending an SMS pls call me, or Whatsapp msg to

062 17 POWER or dial *134*1994*789# it’s free. Or sign up here.

amandla.mobi is a movement of 962,049 people taking action to build a more just people-powered Mzansi. We’re working to turn every cell phone into a democracy tool, so that those most affected by injustice, Black women, can mobilise in numbers that challenge power.

Anyone can join our movement by sending an SMS, pls call me, or Whatsapp msg to 062 17 POWER or dial *134*1994*789# it’s free. Or sign up here.

Is there an issue in your community you want to campaign on? We can support you to set up and launch a campaign.

Is there an issue in your community you want to campaign on? We can support you to set up and launch a campaign.

amandla.mobi is working to be funded by everyday people like you. To challenge power in Mzansi, we don't accept funding from corporations, our political parties or our government. To remain independent and non-partisan, we rely on donations from every day people like you.

Latest News

The moment has arrived!! We are super excited to announce our 2023 campaigner fellows, who are (From Top Left to Bottom Right) Palesa Ndlovu, Celokuhle Radebe, Natasha Mhlanga, Ritza Mandleni, Queen Mdluli and Minothando Hlanganyana. Read more

amandla.mobi is looking for a detail-oriented, strategic thinker to join its team as the Operations and Finance Manager. Read more

The amandla.mobi Campaigner Fellowship is designed for writers and community organisers to receive training in best practice campaigning, intensive coaching and hands-on practical experience in running campaigns that use petitions, public submissions, protests and other tactics to hold those in power to account. Read more

Our members have highlighted barriers to applying for the grant, non-payments, delays with appeals and poor communication from Sassa. Ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA), we demand the government increase the grant and turn it into a Basic Income Grant by April 2024. President Ramaphosa should take note of the suffering of millions of people in Mzansi who live below the poverty line and the more than 300,000 people who have signed a petition in… Read more

The people, not profit, should govern. But some big businesses have used their power to influence decisions. Read more

On Thursday, 4 August 2022, members of the amandla.mobi community protested outside the Presidential Social Sector Summit in Boksburg. Protesters demanded that the Department of Social Development urgently fixes R350 grant problems because Sassa had stopped paying the grant to millions. They also highlighted barriers to applying for the grant, non-payments, delays with appeals and poor communication from Sassa. Holding huge letters and placards, protesters also communicated their demand to turn the R350 grant into a Basic Income Grant funded… Read more

On 1 October 2021, we launched a survey to gather the necessary evidence to expose the main problems and show SASSA that they must act. Read more

Together we helped force President Ramaphosa to bring back the R350 grant. But the grant was not increased, and many people are still having problems getting the grant. We are a small NGO, so we cannot help each person get it. But what amandla.mobi can do, is demand that SASSA fixes the problems people are having. We need more information about these problems to show SASSA that they must urgently act. That’s why we’re asking members of our community, people… Read more