From knowledge to action: doing what works in South African policing
Trust, not funding, is what lets businesses become real partners in preventing violence, and that trust takes deliberate work.
Violence against women is more likely to be reduced if violence among boys and among men is not accepted as normal and inevitable.
Local government elections will reflect voters’ sentiment on how the country has progressed from constitutional promises to delivery.
The two entrepreneurs represent distinct forms of business leadership, and governments must create the conditions for both to thrive.
As political space between the countries widens, durable commercial ties and strategic interests provide room for a pragmatic bargain.
The new reform agenda puts high-crime stations in the spotlight, but their commanders need the tools and authority to succeed.
Disruptions are making Southern Africa more important to global shipping and energy markets without making the region more prosperous.
Public confidence in identifying disinformation is falling just as AI and hyper-local campaigning make election manipulation harder to detect.
A new ISS anti-corruption tracker uses AI to identify patterns and warning signs in a wide range of government institutions.
South Africa's most common migration myths don't hold up against the data.
South Africa and SADC’s reluctance to remedy misgovernance in their neighbourhood contributes to migration, sparking xenophobia and causing diplomatic embarrassment.
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