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The stars of The Women King and The Old Guard were spotted together at Charlize Theron’s Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP) anniversary party in West Hollywood over the weekend.
Charlize Theron and Thuso Mbedu, two of South Africa’s top exports, are both contributing to the development of Southern Africa.
The honorees for Charlize Theron’s Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP) anniversary were spotted gathered over the weekend in West Hollywood.
Thuso stated that it was an honor to attend Charlize’s event and witness the work she has done for young people over the past 15 years.
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THUSO TELLS THE YOUTH OF SOUTH AFRICA, ‘YOU MATTER‘
As they honoured the next generation of leaders in Southern Africa, Thuso and Charlize grabbed a selfie together.
The Woman King actor thanked Charlize on Instagram saying that she had the honour of commemorating 15 years of service with @ctaop.
She emphasised that, despite what their circumstances might lead the youth to assume, South Africa’s youth matter. She said they should be encouraged because there are people who are actively fighting for them because she believes in the power that resides in South African youth.
It was not only motivating to see the enormous transformation @charlizeafrica and the crew have made, but it also gave me so much optimism. There is a lot of optimism for the future of those young leaders who have had an active impact.
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Charlize can be heard expressing her “awe” of the young leaders’ development in a promotional video for the outreach project’s activities, noting they have contributed to young people in Africa having healthier lives as well as to long-lasting and formative change.
The Charlize Theron Foundation has been around for 15 years, and one of its goals is to work with community organisations to improve the health, education, and safety of young people in Southern Africa so that everyone can have a more equitable future.