Weekly News Briefs 14 August 2020:
Zimbabwe. Source: Human Rights Watch 11 August 2020. End Inhuman Prison Conditions of Activists in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe’s authorities, including the
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Weekly COVID-19 Regional updates – 11 August 2020.
General: Humility from decision-makers, building trust in leaders and institutions, and learning from international experience are critical if countries are
Read MoreWomen’s Month: reflecting on women’s experiences in the context of COVID-19 – By Ineke Stemmet, SALO
Women’s month in South Africa is commemorated to pay tribute to the more than 20 000 women who, on 9
Read MoreWeekly News Briefs 06 August 2020:
Zimbabwe: Source: Business Day 04 August 2020. Zimbabwean Lives Matter movement grows with support from big names Protests against economic
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Weekly COVID-19 Regional Updates – 3 August 2020
Header Image: “coronavirus-covid-19” by Nursing Schools Near Me is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Four nations outside Europe, Cuba, Taiwan, Mauritius and Vietnam have
Read MoreWeekly News Briefs 31 July 2020:
Zimbabwe: Scores of Zimbabwe protesters arrested, military in streets. Source:Washington Post 31 July 2020. HARARE, Zimbabwe — Scores of people
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South Africa’s Civil Union Amendment Bill: A Step in the Right Direction – By Mbuyiseli Lwazi Somya
DOWNLOAD PDF VERSION HERE: https://www.salo.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Policy-Dialogue-South-Africa-Civil-Union-Amendment-Act.pdf On 1st July 2020, South Africa’s second House of Parliament, the National Council of Provinces
Read MoreWeekly Regional Covid-19 updates – 27 July 2020
South Africa: To help slow the spread of COVID-19, the United States government has contributed $500,000 (R 8.6 million) to
Read MoreWeekly News Briefs 21 July 2020:
Sudan: Source: CNN 21 July 2020. Ousted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir begins trial over 1989 coup: The trial of deposed
Read MoreWeekly COVID-19 Regional Updates – 20 July 2020
eSwatini: The European Union gifts eSwatini with 2,4 million euros to help the most vulnerable households survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
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