The IJR welcomes Fellows to its 2021 Pan-African Reconciliation Network (PAREN) Fellowship Programme
The IJR PAREN Fellowship Programme will run from 25 October [...]
Young people are not a problem to be solved
The Covid-19 pandemic has unsettled every aspect of our lives. The [...]
OPINION | Mikhal Moosa: The silent majority: Who will represent the non-voters?
Low voter turnout, combined with the rising number of unregistered [...]
Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace testifies to peaceful elections in South Africa
The Western Cape Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace (WEMP) team, [...]
PRESS BRIEFING: INVITATION TO THE MEDIA WEMP ANALYSIS ON THE GENDER DYNAMICS AND CONFLICT DURING #LGE2021
Cape Town – Monday, 1 November 2021 – The Institute [...]
IJR TO HOST ONE OF THE THREE-CITY WOMEN’S PEACE ROOMS ON ELECTION DAY IN CAPE TOWN
Cape Town – Friday, 29 October 2021 – For the [...]
News release: South Africans rank unemployment as the country’s most urgent priority, support jobs program for youth
Popular trust in the South African Police Service (SAPS) has declined by about half over the past decade. Most citizens think most police officials are corrupt, and a small number of citizens report having to pay bribes to obtain police assistance or avoid problems with the police.
OPINION | Jan Hofmeyr: A fragile context requires responsible campaigning ahead of municipal poll
On 1 November, South Africans will, for the fifth time, [...]
Who finances Mozambique’s insurgency?
Mozambique remains beset by an ongoing and devastating insurgency from [...]
News release: South Africans’ trust in police drops to new low, Afrobarometer survey finds
Popular trust in the South African Police Service (SAPS) has declined by about half over the past decade. Most citizens think most police officials are corrupt, and a small number of citizens report having to pay bribes to obtain police assistance or avoid problems with the police.