Watching Over
Our Land.
Our Rights.
Our Future.
Preserving historical records, protecting land rights, and empowering communities through research and advocacy.
"History is not only something we remember—it is something we protect. Every document preserved today strengthens justice for generations to come."
Dr. Thandiwe Mokoena
Founding Director · Iso Lomuzi Trust
Our Key Roles
Land Rights Research
Investigating historical land claims, surveying boundaries, and building legal cases.
Historical Documentation
Archiving title deeds, oral histories, and colonial-era records.
Community Education
Workshops on land rights, legal literacy, and historical awareness.
Advocacy
Representing community interests in policy and legal forums.
Strategic Partnerships
Collaborating with universities and heritage bodies.
Rooted in Truth. Growing for Justice.
Iso Lomuzi Trust works at the intersection of archival research, legal advocacy, and community mobilisation.
Past, Present & Future
Historical Research
Uncovering colonial land records and oral testimonies.
Community Engagement
Workshops, legal clinics, and documentation drives.
Future Archive
A permanent heritage centre with digital archives.
Why It Matters
Protecting Heritage
Archived records prevent cultural loss and historical amnesia.
Promoting Justice
Evidence-based research underpins legal land claims.
Strengthening Communities
Knowledge builds resilient, empowered communities.
Join Our Mission
Volunteer your time and skills to help preserve Evaton's heritage. Whether you're a researcher, student, or community member — there's a place for you.