| 31 March 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
Has 'state capture' also been exported?
by Peter Fabricius |
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It’s long been suspected that the domestic ‘state capture’ under the Zuma administration also applies to South Africa’s foreign relations.
But even more than in domestic politics, the wellsprings and motives of foreign relations are very hard to trace.
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| ISS Spotlight |
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| Getting to the heart of the migration crisis |
A new project will identify the drivers of the current migration crisis to inform African and European policy.
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| ISS Today |
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Ban Ki-Moon in a race against time
by Liesl Louw-Vaudran |
Can the UN secretary general weigh in on Africa's major crises before he steps down at the end of the year?
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| Publications |
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Le combat derrière la ligne de front : les femmes de militaires dans la partie orientale de la RDC
de Maria Eriksson Baaz et Judith Verweijen |
Ce rapport présente un aspect peu connu de la vie difficile et extraordinaire des femmes de militaires qui suivent souvent leur époux sur leur lieu de déploiement.
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| View on Africa: why did SA let Bashir go, and does it matter? |
Ottilia Anna Maunganidze discussed the recent court ruling and what it means for South Africa and international justice.
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