| 9 June 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
The resource curse comes to Mozambique
by Peter Fabricius |
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Mozambique is teetering on the brink of a major sovereign debt default, which has economic, developmental and security implications.
But perhaps the real question is, what does the crisis mean for ordinary Mozambicans?
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Blue economies: turning sunken costs into sunken treasure
by Timothy Walker |
Environmental protection is the best way to ensure Africa's maritime domain becomes a source of health, wealth and prosperity.
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Boko Haram may not be Nigeria's biggest threat
by Simon Allison |
Renewed attacks in the oil-producing Niger Delta region could spell disaster for Nigeria. Is President Buhari's response making things worse?
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New goals needed for global arms control
by Nelson Alusala |
This week, UN members will review progress made in combatting the illicit weapons trade. Political commitment is a problem, but it's not the only one.
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Stopping South Africa's cycles of violence
by Chandré Gould |
SA's criminal justice system alone cannot break down cycles of violence. The solution should start with addressing social injustice.
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| Events |
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Violent protests: examining SA's trends and responses
15 June 2016, Pretoria |
Data from ISS' Public Violence Monitor will inform a debate on the latest trends.
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Violence, economics and the future of the ANC
21 June 2016, Pretoria |
This seminar presents the ISS' latest futures analysis on economics, politics and instability in South Africa up to 2024.
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WASH for Africa in 15 years?
28 June 2016, Pretoria |
What can be done to reverse the likelihood that Africa fails to achieve this development goal?
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| Publications |
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At the heart of discontent: measuring public violence in South Africa
by Lizette Lancaster |
ISS' new research provides a more accurate picture of the nature and extent of public violence in South Africa.
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The 2015 SADC Election Guidelines: can they work?
by Kondwani Chirambo and Dimpho Motsamai |
SADC’s new guidelines could transform election observation into a powerful tool for early warning and conflict prevention.
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| ISS Opportunity |
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| ISS Pretoria: Programme Manager, International Crime in Africa programme |
The ISS is seeking a Programme Manager for its International Crime in Africa programme.
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