Southern Africa’s revised firearms protocol is an important step towards ending conflict and violence.
COVID-19 measures are making maritime routes the preferred target for drug smugglers.
How can the many actors involved be better organised to avoid duplication and competition?
Should land grabbing be viewed as a human rights violation worthy of reparations?
New research shows how communities can resist the advances of violent extremist groups.
This seminar discusses results of two research projects on Tunisia’s future development and trade prospects.
In the wake of COVID-19, ratifying the Lomé Charter is key to boosting Africa’s economic prospects and maritime security.
New research provides insights into community views about preventing violent extremism.
New approaches helped break down barriers and provide a safe space for listening and building relationships.
As the main regional migration hub, South Africa's approach is key to shaping better policy.
Securitised approaches to migration that restrict the free movement of persons will make stimulating continental trade difficult.
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