SALO Exhibition on Africa Day, at the Pan-African Parliament
On Monday, 25 May the Pan African Parliament (PAP) hosted an Africa Day celebration under the theme “2015 The Year
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Youth Dialogue – Youth Voices in Africa’s peace and security paradigm: Exploring the Post-2015 Development Agenda and Agenda 2063 – 27 May 2015
Rationale of Workshop: Inspiring youth dialogue towards the future we want for Africa by 2063 The end of the United
Read MoreDialogue Online No. 9/2015: “ADDRESSING THE PLIGHT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN UNDER THE ADDIS ABABA PEACE, SECURITY AND COOPERATION FRAMEWORK FOR THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO” By Tumba Dieudonné
The capture of the city of Goma in November 2012 by the rebel group known as the Movement of 23
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Consultative meeting with DRC migrants and students at the University of Pretoria
On Tuesday the 5th of May, SALO held a consultative meeting with DRC migrants and students at the University of
Read MorePUDEMO Secretary General question and answer on the judicial crisis in Swaziland
1. Mr Makhanya seemingly you are not joining in the celebrations of the reported arrest of Mpendulo Simelane, (pending) arrest
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Dialogue Online No. 7/2015: “Zimbabwe’s Politics of Despair” By Professor Brian Raftopoulos
In an insightful commentary on the current state of Zimbabwe politics, Joost Fontein writes about the prevalence of despondency in
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Dialogue Online: No. 6/2015: “Zimbabwe’s Re-Engagement by the Western Community: A Call for a Calibrated Approach.” By Tamuka Charles Chirimambowa
Post 31st of July 2013; the Western Community has signalled or started engaging and normalising relations with Zimbabwe after close
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Building International, Regional and National Consensus on Swaziland: Suppression of Terrorism Act, Labor Unions, and Political Prisoners
Tuesday 31 March 2015, Pretoria The political situation in Swaziland is continuing to deteriorate with increased suppression of pro-democracy activity.
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Dialogue Online – No. 5/2015: “A Critique of the Current Regional Approach to Human Security within the Context of Informality and a Pervasive Artisanal and Small Scale Mining (ASM) Sector” By Tamara Naidoo and Showers Mawowa
The Southern African Development Community (SADC)’s human security infrastructure embraces the notions of freedom from want and fear as represented
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Dialogue Online – No. 4/2015: “Peace and Security in the Post-2015 Development Agenda: Progress and Prospects?” By Showers Mawowa
Though the connection between peace and development is commonly acknowledged, the inclusion of peace and security in the emerging post-2015
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