Ramaphosa takes steps to recapture South Africa’s foreign policy ‘glory days’
While it may yet be far too soon to tell what implications this “new dawn” under President Cyril Ramaphosa would
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News Briefs 20 July 2018
Democratic Republic of Congo Kabila Says Election On Track but Stays Mum On Own Future Democratic Republic of Congo President
Read moreOnly boys allowed: Seven faces of Zimbabwe’s political patriarchy BY RUMBIDZAI DUBE JULY 11, 2018
Source: https://africanarguments.org/2018/07/11/boys-allowed-7-faces-zimbabwe-patriarchy/ At less than 15%, women make up a tiny fraction of candidates in the upcoming elections. Here’s how society
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MORGAN TSVANGIRAI LEGACY SEMINAR – 10 July 2018
The evident love and grief of millions of Zimbabweans across political divide for their former Prime Minister, after his passing
Read moreBRICS – Civil society working group on Gender Inequality – Policy Brief June 2018
From the 25th – 26th of June 2018, the BRICS Civics held a consultation to finalise recommendations for the July
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Multi-stakeholder Dialogue on the Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill – 28 June 2018
Multi-stakeholder Dialogue on the Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill Pretoria, 28 June 2018 Keynote speaker: Hon. John Jeffery, Deputy
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Democratic Republic of Congo Congo President Kabila Will Not Seek Third Term: DRC PM Congo’s current President Joseph Kabila will
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Democratic Republic of Congo Democratic Republic of Congo OKs experimental Ebola treatments The Democratic Republic of Congo has approved new
Read moreZSF Statement on the Proclamation of the 2018 Harmonised Zimbabwe Election dates
Statement on the Proclamation of the 2018 Harmonised Zimbabwe Election dates ZSF has noted the Zimbabwe presidential proclamation which sets
Read morePolicy Brief- May 2018- Addressing high-levels of gender-based violence and violence against LGBTI individuals in Soweto
On the 26th of February and 26th of March, SALO held two community dialogues on “How can Government address the
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