Opportunities

Children, students, and scholars can buy admission tickets for R55.00, making the site accessible to younger visitors and learners.

Who it is for:

kids, students, and scholars

How to act on it:

Purchase tickets online via the Freedom Park website, presenting student ID or proof of age if required

Freedom Park will host a live screening of South Africa's FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match, offering a public viewing experience for fans.

Who it is for:

football fans and members of the public

How to act on it:

Attend the event at Freedom Park Heritage Site on the scheduled date

An adult admission ticket to Freedom Park Heritage Site, available for purchase online or in person. The ticket grants access to the heritage site and its exhibits.

Who it is for:

adult visitors to Freedom Park Heritage Site

How to act on it:

Visit the Freedom Park website and purchase the ticket through the online platform.

This section lists previously advertised procurement opportunities that are no longer accepting submissions. It provides transparency about past procurement activities.

Who it is for:

interested parties reviewing past procurement activity

How to act on it:

Visit the Freedom Park Heritage Site website and navigate to the 'Procurement' section to view closed adverts.

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation invites families, communities, and members of the public to submit the names of women who marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956. This effort aims to ensure that thousands of unnamed women are remembered and included in South Africa’s historical record.

Who it is for:

families of participants, communities, members of the public

How to act on it:

Email the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation at info@kathradafoundation.org with information about the women who participated in the 1956 Women’s March.