Chandre Gould | ISS Africa

South Africa is facing a leadership crisis. Yet there is a way to cultivate effective, empathetic and accountable leaders.

Despite budget constraints, the province is supporting parents as part of an internationally recognised approach to violence prevention.

South Africa can break its cycles of violence by investing in supporting children and caregivers.

To build safer communities, integrated interventions are needed to address factors promoting family violence.

Data from emergency hospital centres is already making a vital contribution to evidence-based strategies.

An assessment found that the many stressors facing parents undermined the project’s ability to achieve sustained positive change.

This report fills an important gap by presenting a cost-benefit analysis of community-based organisations’ work in South Africa.

Economists and business analysts working on the country’s unemployment crisis must prioritise children's access to affordable, healthy food.

Good communication and respectful responses to local service delivery problems can prevent anger and violence.

Among the recommendations made for researchers and donors is the need for terminology that enables inclusion.

Instead of cutting all department budgets by a fixed percentage, Treasury should shortlist specific areas for protection.

South Africa’s Violence Prevention Forum shows how bridges can be built to deal with an enduring social problem.