The Sikhakhane Foundation was started by the Sikhakhane brothers, Phendula, Mpilo and Mathula. They come from different generations and have witnessed family struggles and blessings.

Phendula, Mpilo and Mathula are the descendants of Fana Nicholas Sikhakhane, iMbube Edl’ Abantwana. UMbube was the first in the family to plant the seeds of resistance to racial discrimination, oppression and African indignity. Together with his wife, Ntombobani Sikhakhane (MaNgubane) they planted the seed of love for God and love for one another to survive all forms of trials and tribulations. They impressed caring and sharing -no matter how little is there. They also firmly believed in education as a tool of empowerment.

As the Sikhakhane Foundation we want to continue the legacy of our Grandparents through community activism for the betterment of Africans in all spheres of life but more particularly focusing on the less fortunate. Ours ways will not be the ordinary hand outs but ACTIVISM. We will take on the struggle for our African brothers and sisters by engaging in programs such as: effective mobilising and litigating on important issues which affect Africans, support Africans in their respective struggles, build infrastructure, promoting family values and African ways. The Sikhakhane Foundation is funded by family members who contribute as they can so that we may attain our objectives. While we welcome donations, our goal is not to survive through donations. We will only accept donations which have no conditions and those that do not seek to compromise our intentions and objectives. We are uncompromising on our LIBERATION and INDEPENDENCE.

In the future we want to establish an academic institute to promote mental liberation for the African. We will continuously hold lectures, seminars and debates on Pan Africanism and liberation..