| 7 April 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
Panama Papers: no huge fish but a huge haul
by Peter Fabricius |
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To lament the lack of truly explosive revelations would be to miss the point of the Panama Papers.
The real achievement is the tremendous new impetus for multinationals to pay their taxes where they make their profits.
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| Press release |
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| Satellites and ballistic missiles: why Africa must not fall behind |
Some 36 African countries have subscribed to an international code against ballistic-missile proliferation.
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| ISS Today |
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A timely end for Obama's Nuclear Security Summits?
by Jonathan Kellerman and Noel Stott |
The fourth and final Nuclear Security Summit concluded in Washington last week amid renewed fears of nuclear terrorism.
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Public protests cast a shadow over SA voter registration
by Lizette Lancaster |
To what extent will the upcoming final voter registration weekend be marred by protests and disruptions?
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African parliaments lead the continent's fight against weapons of mass destruction
by Nicolas Kasprzyk |
Important progress is taking place in Africa to curb the threat of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
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Nkandla judgment: high noon for president Zuma
by Judith February |
The Constitutional Court judgment might not spell the immediate end for Jacob Zuma's presidency in South Africa, but it surely will come.
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View on Africa: legal landmark but political stalemate in SA
13 April 2016, Online |
In failing to respect the Public Protector's recommendations on Nkandla, President Jacob Zuma also failed to respect South Africa's Constitution.
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Is social cohesion the missing link in preventing violence?
21 April 2016, Pretoria |
Is violence less likely to occur in communities bound together by shared values and identities? This seminar discusses new research on the issue.
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| Why the Hague Code of Conduct matters for Africa |
Signed in November 2002, the Hague Code of Conduct is the only multilateral instrument that specifically deals with ballistic missiles.
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| Djibouti elections 2016 |
Current President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh looks set to win Friday's elections in Djibouti.
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| Chad elections 2016 |
A recent fall in the oil price and a deteriorating security situation may affect voting in Chad on 10 April.
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| Africa at the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit |
African states participating in the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit have made steady progress towards improving African and global nuclear security.
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