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SayProCMR Human Rights Day SpeechBy Keamogetswe Toka, Chief Finance Officer, SayPro
Delivered on Human Rights Day
Good day, colleagues, partners, and fellow advocates of human dignity,
It is an honour to stand before you today, not just as SayPro’s Chief Finance Officer, but as a proud custodian of an organisation that places people at the centre of its mission. On this Human Rights Day, we pause to reflect, to honour, and — most importantly — to recommit.
Human Rights Day is not only a remembrance of our painful past — it is a reminder of our responsibility. A responsibility to ensure that justice, equality, and dignity are not just ideals, but realities, experienced by every individual — especially those who have been left behind.
As CFO, my role is often associated with numbers, budgets, and compliance. But make no mistake — finance is not just about figures, it is about fairness. It is about making sure that resources reach those who need them most. It is about ensuring that the dreams of a better life are not delayed because of a lack of funding or misallocation of priorities.
At SayPro, we believe that every rand spent is an opportunity to restore dignity, to build capacity, and to unlock potential. From funding youth development projects in rural areas to supporting small enterprises led by women and people with disabilities — our financial decisions carry human consequences.
And so today, I echo the deeper message of Human Rights Day: Rights must be funded. Justice must be resourced. Equity must be intentional.
We cannot talk about empowerment if education programmes are underfunded.
We cannot speak of transformation while communities live without basic infrastructure.
We cannot proclaim dignity when livelihoods are unstable and unsupported.That is why, at SayPro, we take a firm stand: Every cent must count. Every investment must uplift. Every project must change lives.
As we remember the victims of the Sharpeville Massacre and all those who stood — and still stand — for freedom, let us not forget that economic justice is human justice. It is not enough to speak about human rights without addressing poverty, unemployment, exclusion, and inequality.
To the young person waiting for an opportunity,
To the woman running a small business without access to capital,
To the child walking long distances to school —
You are the reason we do what we do.So today, let this speech not just be words — but a pledge:
- A pledge to continue building transparent, accountable, and impact-driven systems.
- A pledge to champion inclusive economic empowerment.
- A pledge to treat every person, every community, as worthy of investment, time, and belief.
On behalf of SayPro’s finance department, I promise that our work will always serve the people. Because human rights are not just policies — they are practices. And financial justice is a cornerstone of a truly free society.
Thank you for believing in SayPro. Thank you for standing up for human rights. And thank you for building a future where dignity is not a privilege, but a birthright.
Let us make that future real — together.
Thank you.
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SayProCMR Human Rights Day SpeechBy Puluko Nkiwane, Chief Marketing Officer, SayPro
Delivered on Human Rights Day
Ladies and Gentlemen, colleagues, partners, and fellow champions of dignity and justice,
Today, we gather not merely to remember a day on the calendar — we gather to honour the spirit of humanity itself. Human Rights Day is not only a commemoration of the past but a call to action for the present and the future. It is a reminder that the freedom, equality, and dignity we speak about must be lived, defended, and extended to all.
At SayPro, our mission has always been rooted in the belief that every person, regardless of background, birthplace, or circumstance, deserves the right to live with purpose, power, and pride. From our youth programmes to enterprise development, from education to digital empowerment, we do more than provide services — we restore dignity.
But human rights are not just legal words etched in constitutions or declarations. They are the fuel behind every child’s dream, every woman’s voice, and every youth’s breakthrough moment. And as Chief Marketing Officer of SayPro, I have the honour and the responsibility to ensure that our message is loud, clear, and impossible to ignore: Human rights are non-negotiable.
In South Africa, Human Rights Day is deeply connected to the Sharpeville Massacre — a tragic moment in our history where voices demanding justice were silenced with violence. Today, we do not mourn silently — we rise collectively. We lift those voices higher. And we say: never again will indifference define our society.
We, at SayPro, are not bystanders in the story of transformation. We are architects of change. Every training we conduct, every entrepreneur we support, every voice we amplify is a direct investment in a more just and equitable future.
But let us be honest — our work is far from over.
- Children still go to school hungry.
- Women still face violence and discrimination.
- Youth remain locked out of opportunity.
This is our fight. This is our mandate. This is our mission.
So I ask each of you: what will you do today to ensure that human rights are not just protected, but practiced? How will you make dignity a daily reality, not a distant dream?
Let Human Rights Day not be a passive reflection, but an active resolution — to build, to speak, to uplift, and to serve.
As SayPro, we will continue to be relentless in our pursuit of equity. We will challenge systems that silence. We will create platforms that empower. And most importantly, we will show the world that Africa’s greatest resource is its people — bold, brilliant, and brave.
Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for believing in a future where rights are respected, voices are valued, and every human being can walk freely — with dignity and hope.
Let’s make human rights more than a promise. Let’s make them a practice.
Thank you.