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As South Africa celebrates Women’s Month in August, join our Women Laying the Foundation webinar series. In this series, we aim to highlight and celebrate the women who are laying the foundations for change socially, economically, and politically in African governance and leadership. |
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The sparks that lit the flame for the recent violence in South Africa |
By Stuart Mbanyele
As we reflect on the civil unrest that we witnessed in many parts of South Africa, read our latest analysis piece that unpacks some of the key root causes that sparked the recent violence in the Gauteng and KwaZulu Natal provinces of South Africa.
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Zambia decides 2021 |
By Dr Craig Moffat, Monique Bennett and Stuart Mbanyele
Since independence in 1964, Zambia has experienced several shifts in political parties and governance. This piece highlights the timeline of the various elections held leading up to the 12 August 2021 elections. It is the first of a series of publications GGA will produce throughout the election period. |
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The G7 summit and Africa: international commitments versus local realities |
By Leleti Maluleke
We observed that the G7 summit presented an opportunity for leaders to formulate a collective response to several global issues including climate change. Read our analysis piece that examines the G7’s response to Africa’s climate crisis.
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Intelligence in a time of crisis |
By Stephen Buchanan-Clarke, Chris Maroleng and Dr Craig Moffat
Read our in-depth coverage on South Africa’s unrest where we help you to read between the lines and understand the security sector’s response to the violent unrest and looting in Gauteng and KwaZulu Natal provinces. |
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Making sense of South Africa's week of anarchy |
By Richard Jurgens
Read our introductory piece in our Read Between the Lines series that aims to make sense of the violent unrest that we witnessed in South Africa last month. |
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