Moses Sithole is a Program Manager at Freedom House based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He is designated to manage program implementation and overseeing the quality and accuracy of technical interventions conducted under the Promoting Civic Education and Participation in South Africa (PCEP) project and also monitor and evaluate all programming to ensure effective and timely implementation of activities by project partners and technical consultants. Among other things Moses is responsible for managing partner sustainability strategies, donor relations, report writing as well as manage the PCEP program team. Previously, he worked on the Mitigating Xenophobic Violence (MXV) project in South Africa (Social Cohesion) and the eSwatini NED funded project aimed at Capacitating Grassroots Actors to Promote Accountable and Responsive Governance. Moses holds a bachelors’ degree in Public Management and Municipal Administration from Vista University (UNISA) and certificates in Vulnerability Risk Assessment and Project Management from the University of Witwatersrand and Regenesys School of Business respectively. Before joining Freedom House, he has worked at Jersuit Refugee Service (JRS) as Finance Officer, Catholic Relief Services – South Africa (CRS) as Administrative Manager, University of South Africa and Department of Foreign Affairs (DIRCO) as Joint Project Administrator for the Building Capacity and Institutions of the Government of South Sudan project, and as Student Governance Coordinator at Vista University. Hobbies include travel, soccer and hiking.