Finding a way through the Zim deluge by Brian Raftopolous (SALO Board Member)
By SALO / January 16, 2020
The euphoria that marked the end of Robert Mugabe’s stay in power in the November 2017 coup quickly dissipated in...
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S. Africa bars refugees from politics
By SALO / January 16, 2020
Source: https://www.herald.co.zw/s-africa-bars-refugees-from-politics/ JOHANNESBURG/KIGALI. – Rwanda on Wednesday hailed South Africa for enacting a law that bars refugees and asylum seekers from...
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News Briefs 10 January 2020
By SALO / January 10, 2020
Democratic Republic of Congo More than 200 militiamen surrender in east More than 200 militiamen have surrendered since Jan. 3...
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News Briefs 06 December 2019
By SALO / December 6, 2019
Zimbabwe Babies Born on Floor as Zimbabwe's Health System Totters The floor is dusty, the walls filthy and the furniture...
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Business Breakfast meeting – 4 December 2019
By SALO / December 5, 2019
ICRC together with the Southern African Liaison Office co-hosted a Business Breakfast meeting that brought together women in the peace...
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The role of civil society in advancing human security, Opinionista, Daily Maverick, by Naledi Pandor, 27 November 2019
By SALO / December 2, 2019
Many researchers and social commentators have increasingly asserted the significant role that civil society organisations can play in addressing human...
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News Briefs 29 November 2019
By SALO / November 29, 2019
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe facing 'man-made' starvation, UN expert warns Zimbabwe is facing "man-made" starvation with 60% of the people failing to...
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Rethinking the Past and Future of Land Reform
By SALO / November 25, 2019
By: Tembeka Ngcukaitobi Land distribution is vital to address the injustices of colonialism and apartheid, but we need a transformative...
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News Briefs 22 November 2019
By SALO / November 22, 2019
Swaziland Move to Call Textile Workers' Pay Strike in Swaziland As Firms Give Gifts to King A trade union representing...
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Zimbabwe police use force to disperse opposition crowd
By SALO / November 19, 2019
Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/11/zimbabwe-police-force-disperse-opposition-crowd-191120111813030.html Riot police in Zimbabwe's capital have forcefully dispersed supporters of the main opposition party who had gathered to...
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