Moral Regeneration Movement is primarily a movement and not an organization.  It does not seek to replace or duplicate any of the existing initiatives and processes aimed at combating moral degeneration.

Its mandate is to be a networking platform for all these various processes and initiatives. Therefore structures put in place to facilitate the work of MRM aim primarily at facilitating the envisaged networks and partnerships. They also seek to promote local action and commitment from within the various communities of the country at their various levels of existence and operation.
 

CEO, Mrs Zandile Mdhladhla

Welcome to our website. In this site we hope to give you constant updates about our progress in a quest to help South Africa recover from the debris of prevailing moral limitations. Through this website we aim to have a consistent resource of organisations, communities and people sharing their programmes that have contributed positively in harnessing the moral wealth of their communities.

The symptoms of our spiritual malaise are only too familiar. They include the extent of corruption in both public and private sector, where office and positions of responsibility are treated as opportunities for self-enrichment; the corruption that occurs within our justice system; violence in interpersonal relations and families, in particular the shameful record of abuse of women and children; and the extent of evasion of tax and refusal to pay for services used