This online discussion follows the research paper A judiciary under Siege-Reflections from the JSC 2021 judges' interviews written by Azwimpheleli (Azwi) Langalanga. Our distinguished panellists [...]

Poverty and inequality are not just statistical measures but have tangible consequences for people’s daily lives. Millions of people globally live with the reality of [...]

Realising the Constitution in the face of delegitimising rhetoric   We are excited to present our next offering to you: "Violent political language - an [...]

The failures of leadership in government over a number of years has plummeted South Africa into a precarious socio-economic position, with foreign investment scared from [...]

Despite more than a quarter-century of democracy and majority rule, the divide between the have’s and the have-nots has widened, with the top 10 % [...]

By June 2022, Parliament must amend SA’s electoral law to allow independent candidates to contest national and provincial elections, as ordered by the Constitutional Court. [...]

At this event, Rebecca Sibanda of the Parliamentary Monitoring Group will launch and discuss the findings of her new paper: Implications of a Virtual Parliament [...]

https://youtu.be/9Cs3ndPtXbs First published in Die Matie Student Newspaper, By Pierré Müller 10 months ago The Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert Institute for Student Leadership Development (FVZS) celebrates its [...]

The discussion, which follows a research paper by Dr Ralph Mathekga of the same name, will assess: - The legislative response by the government in [...]