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The Southern Africa Trust, in collaboration with AFS Interculture South Africa, launched a southern Africa youth exchange programme called sayXchange. It's a five-month exchange programme for young people between community-based and non-profit organisations in South Africa and Mozambique.

SayXchange seeks to promote people-based regional integration and a southern African regional identity amongst young people. It aims to build bridges between communities and boost intercultural understanding. It will help nurture the development of leaders in southern Africa with a regional perspective by encouraging youth engagement in civic affairs across borders.

The Southern Africa Trust is an independent non-profit agency that supports deeper and wider regional engagement to overcome poverty in southern Africa. To find out more about the Southern Africa Trust go to www.southernafricatrust.org.

AFS Interculture is an international, volunteer-based, non-governmental, not-for-profit organisation with decades of global experience, that provides intercultural learning opportunities to help people develop the knowledge skills and understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world. To find out more about AFS Interculture South Africa, go to www.afs.org.za.