Cities shaped by the people who live in them.
An invitation to imagine more inclusive urban futures, grounded in local agency and shared economic opportunity.
A vision associated with Luthando Maduna CA(SA).
This concept draws on the public vision of Luthando Maduna CA(SA) and the Luthando Maduna Foundation: opening pathways to economic inclusion in the communities that have long supported urban economies.
The Wealth Rotation System and “Shop Where You Own” are described as ideas for connecting everyday spending with longer-term participation in productive assets. Specific implementation, eligibility and outcomes would depend on formal partnerships and regulatory review.
Any future development would need to be co-created with communities, private corporates, governments and other NGOs. This concept is not an official statement or project announcement from the Foundation.
What an inclusive city could stand for.
Homes and essential services
Planning for safe housing, connected spaces and access to the everyday services people need.
Local economic activity
Making room for enterprise, jobs, skills and the businesses already powering communities.
Shared participation
Exploring responsible, regulated routes for eligible people to share in long-term value.