Men must be active participants in the fight to end gender-based violence By Cormac Smith – 7 August 2018
Government and Civil Society join together in inaugural 100 Men march for no Violence against Women and Children beginning from
Read moreRecent Reports and Publications
SALO draws on its staff, board and associates, who represent some of the region’s leading thinkers and activists, to produce publications detailing SALO’s rigorous, real-time research. You can access SALO’s recent research and publications by clicking on the posts below.
MORGAN TSVANGIRAI LEGACY SEMINAR POLICY BRIEF – JULY 2018
The Morgan Tsvangirai Legacy workshop held on 10 July 2018 sought to provide an insightful overview of Zimbabwean opposition leader
Read moreRamaphosa 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
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
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
Read moreOne step forward, two steps back? Zimbabwean opposition’s self-created dilemma By Zenzo Moyo- 28 May 2018
It is up to the MDC Alliance to make it difficult for Zanu-PF to rig the upcoming elections. This can
Read moreTomorrow’s World of Migration and Mobility
Published by: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung – FES, Global Future and IOM (with contributions from Showers Mawowa of SALO) Executive summary: What future for
Read moreLeaders need to study what has worked in Africa
By Tamuka Charles Chirimambowa, a research associate for the Southern African Liaison Office (SALO). First published on 4 March 2018: https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2018-03-04-op-ed-leaders-need-to-study-what-has-worked-in-africa/ The
Read moreOp-Ed: #MeToo #HerToo – disparity in Africa
Written by Cormac Smith (First Published on the 28th of Feb 2018: https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2018-02-28-op-ed-metoo-hertoo-disparity-in-africa/#.WpfVCehuaUk Social media facilitated the spread of the
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Community dialogue on LGBTI issues in Soweto – 26 February 2018
(Karabo Primary school Naledi Soweto) In partnership with the Embassy of Ireland, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and
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