COVID19 Regional Updates 23 September 2022
Heritage Day – 24 Sept 22
News Briefs 23 September 2022
International Day of Democracy
Democracy, Human Rights, and People-To People Solidarity: A Youth Reflection on Hate Crimes and Hate Speech in South Africa – 16 Sept 22
SALO Virtual Public Dialogue on the Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill – 14 Sept 2022
Regional Youth Workshop on Zimbabwean Elections and Migration. – 7 Sept 22
News Briefs 26 August 2022
COVID19 Regional Update 2 September 2022
Public Dialogue: Reflections on Women’s Political Participation in Southern Africa, and Lessons Learned ahead of the 2023 Elections in Zimbabwe in pursuit of consensus toward SADC action – 1 Sept 2022
The Southern African Liaison Office (SALO) is a South African-based not-for-profit civil society organisation which, through advocacy, dialogue, policy consensus and in-depth research and analysis, influences the current thinking and debates on foreign policy especially regarding African crises and conflicts.
You can read more about SALO’s work here.
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South policy dialogue and to discuss ways they can engage moving forward on issues of importance in Southern Africa in particular. You can read more about SALO’s policy dialogue sessions here.
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 research and publications here.