Our 19 dedicated sectors where members actively shape policy, conduct research, and drive transformation.
Coordinates all conference logistics and content preparation for the SPoT Relaunch Conference, ensuring a professional and impactful event.
Max Motsoaledi, Naletzane Mashapa, Mogomotsi Mogodiri
Manages the administrative backbone of SPoT including member registration, records, and communication across all work streams
George Magoma, Zukiswa Hans Balleng, Ngoato Phadime, Mamiki Bogatsu, Isaac Mahlangu
Leads fundraising initiatives and resource mobilisation strategies to ensure SPoT’s financial sustainability and operational capacity
Wesley Sotsaka, Jabu Tshabalala, Nkululeko Buthelezi, Mmathume Nkadimeng, Sipho Masuku
Activates and coordinates provincial chapters across South Africa to build a strong national activist network
Charley Nkadimeng, Mau Eunice Sekgatlhe, Bayanda, Lebo Mokgethi, Mxolisi Mlatha, Jack Monedi, Vasco Ndebele
Drives grassroots community engagement and activist campaigns that advance transformation at community level.
Max Motsoaledi, Naletzane Mashapa, Mogomotsi Mogodiri, Molly Dlamini, George Magoma, Mlungisi Makhanya
Ensures quality, accountability and professional conduct across all SPoT structures through peer review and coaching mechanisms.
Lucky Nchabeleng, Hope Papo, BR Elisha, Thabiso Thiti, Smuts Moatshe, Thembinkosi Bonakele
Develops strategies for economic inclusion and investment frameworks that advance broad-based economic participation.
Thabo Masombuka, Kenneth Creamer, Lincoln Mali, Thembinkosi Bonakele, Lucky Nchabeleng, Moeketsi Rakgosi
Produces research, analysis and policy recommendations to inform SPoT campaigns and advocacy work across sectors.
Margaret Tleane, Oscar van Heerden, Vasco Ndebele, Robert Nkuna, David Maimela, Fezile Nqobe and Mandla Radebe
Advocates for transformation in the pharmaceutical and health sector to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all South Africans
Kedibone Diale Tlabela, Margarette Tleane, Nomonde Mbambo, Bandile Masuku
Builds and maintains international solidarity networks in support of South Africa’s transformation agenda.s
Abner Mosaase, Mlungisi Makhanya, Molly Dlamini, Tebogo Seokolo, Moeti Mpuru, Lassy Chiwayo, Robert Nkuna
Drives transformation in South Africa’s financial sector to promote economic inclusion and equitable access to financial services.
Lumko Mtinde, Lincoln Mali, Molly Dlamini, Kgadishi Moloto, Olebogeng Mogale, Dick Ngobeni
Champions transformation and localisation in South Africa’s automotive industry to maximise economic benefits for all
Nkululeko Buthelezi, Kedibone Diale Tlabela, Mpho Mokhantso, Mzwakhe Mbatha
Engages with transformation of security and defence institutions to align them with democratic values and constitutional obligations
Thabo Kupa, Nkululeko Buthelezi, Moeketsi Rakgosi, BR Elisha, Bayanda
Advocates for equitable and sustainable transformation of South Africa’s mining sector to benefit all South Africans.
Lucky Nchabeleng, Thabo Kupa, Madiba Thabethe, Connie Moalosi, Sipho Masuku, Tebogo wa Makhubedu, Thabo Mokwena, Solomzi Mhlana
Promotes inclusive transformation in the built environment, construction and property sectors to drive spatial justice
Wesley Sotsaka, Jabu Tshabalala, Tebogo Mabuza, Linda Ntshanga
Leads SPoT’s engagement on digital economy transformation to ensure South Africans benefit from technological advancement.
Lumko Mthinde, Vincent Masoga, Madiba Thabethe, Thabo Kupa, Mpho Mosimane
Advocates for meaningful land reform and sustainable agricultural transformation that addresses historical injustices
leader: Eunice Sekgatlhe
Kedibone Diale Tlabela, Zakes Motene, Malose Ramashala, Madiba Thabethe, Victor Mance, Tebogo
Drives transformation of the waste management sector for environmental sustainability and economic opportunities.
Margarette Tleane, Madiba Thabethe, Sipho Masuku, Paul Kraai, Vincent Masoga
Promotes diversity, inclusion and transformation in the legal profession to ensure justice is accessible to all.
Elvis Hobyane, Motebang Ramaili, Mosa Mateboge Musa Mthembu, Mashudu Kutama, Zukiswa Hans Balleng, Lucky Thekisho, Mojalefa Motalane
SAPU(South African Students Press Union) and SASCO(South African Students Congress)