| 21 April 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
A turning point for Libya?
by Peter Fabricius |
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Many suspect that Prime Minister-designate Fayez al-Sarraj’s bold return is just a front for military intervention against IS.
But Sarraj had, at least, created the possibility of a different future for Libya.
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| ISS Spotlight |
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| Equipping ISS leaders to take on global challenges |
ISS Executive Director, Anton du Plessis, recently participated in Harvard Kennedy School's executive global leadership programme to help the ISS confront Africa's human security challenges.
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| ISS Today |
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Switch off the lights, we're voting
by Liesl Louw-Vaudran |
The blocking of social media and mobile phone communications around various African elections has become a worrying trend.
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THINK AGAIN: In adversity there is opportunity for the ICC
by Simon Allison |
Could the collapse of the Kenyan cases actually be a blessing in disguise for the ICC, at least in terms of its relations with African members states?
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Why does SA's elite corruption-busting agency suffer from a credibility problem?
by Johan Burger |
The Hawks will only become 'adequately' independent once its head is appointed via a transparent and competitive process.
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Kwoyelo in the dock: better justice delayed than no justice at all
by Ottilia Anna Maunganidze |
After six years, Uganda will finally begin the prosecution of rebel commander Thomas Kwoyelo. Will justice now be served?
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| Events |
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Providing proof: the future of nuclear disarmament?
28 April 2016, Pretoria |
This roundtable considers disarmament verification as a way to end the current stalemate on eliminating nuclear weapons.
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New actors, new thinking: moving UNSC reform forward
3 May 2016, Pretoria |
Collective civil society action may provide answers for reforming the UN Security Council.
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| Publications |
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| Peace and Security Council Report No 79 |
The PSC’s recent visit to Guinea-Bissau and its difficult intervention in Burundi come under the spotlight in this edition. It also contains an exclusive interview with Fred Gateretse, head of the AU’s Early Warning Division.
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| Rapport sur le Conseil de paix et de sécurité 79 |
Cette édition traite de la récente visite du CPS en Guinée-Bissau et de la difficile intervention du Conseil dans le dossier burundais. Elle contient également une entrevue exclusive avec Frédéric Gateretse, chef de la division Alerte précoce de l'UA.
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| Multimedia |
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| View on Africa: looking back and moving forward at the AU |
What challenges lie ahead for new AU PSC members, and what legacy will Dlamini Zuma leave behind as she steps down from her position as AU chairperson?
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