Movie: Migration and Development – Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
International experts shed light on the migration-development nexus, for example with regard to migration flows in and from the Middle
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SALO Dialogue: The state of LGBTI Rights Protection in SA, with a focus on the proposed Hate Crimes Bill – 5 December 2016
Date: Monday 5 December 2016 Venue: Alliance Française, 155 Loop street, Cape Town PROGRAMME: Registration: 17H30 – 18H00 (Wine and light
Read morePRESS RELEASE: Conflict Diamonds from CAR Entering International Markets via Cameroon
Kimberley Process must act after new report reveals shortfalls in Cameroon’s traceability procedures create opportunities for smuggling and corruption OTTAWA,
Read morePolicy Brief No 7 of 2016 “Women in Peace-Building: Lessons from South Sudan” – 30 June 2016
In July 2016, almost a year since the signing of the ARCSS in August 2015 between President Salva Kiir, and
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A Multi-stakeholder Dialogue on French and South African OGP Commitments: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices on Co-creation with Civil Society
On Thursday 24 November 2016 SALO in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Pretoria and the Department of Public Service
Read moreThe Threat of “Normalising” Authoritarian Rule in Zimbabwe – By Brian Raftopoulos
Solidarity Peace Trust By Brian Raftopoulos Since the end of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) in 2013, a SADC facilitated
Read moreBRAIN DRAIN IMPOVERISHES AFRICA, SAYS COMMITTEE
Parliament, Wednesday, 16 November 2016 – The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation says it is time Africa highlighted
Read moreSouth Sudan: A country captured by armed factions
30 July 2016 Since August 2015, the gravest challenge to the South Sudan transitional process and to the viability of
Read moreThe Indian Ocean Newsletter – Museveni plays both sides in Juba conflict
29 July 2016 To read the newsletter in full, please click here.
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Dialogue Online No. 2/2016: “South African foreign policy’s conflict mediation outcomes are significantly shaped by the democratic deficit which characterises the African continent” By Sambulo Mathebula, July 2016
South African foreign policy has brooked a fair amount of criticism from observers and commentators in recent times. The suggestion
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