IJR Appoints Professor Cheryl Hendricks as its new Executive Director
The Board of Directors of the Institute for Justice and [...]
Mikhail Moosa | To improve vaccine uptake, take the vaccine to the people
Mikhail Moosa argues two recent surveys showed there is support [...]
JOB DESCRIPTION Communications Coordinator, Southern Africa
Role Communications Coordinator, Southern Africa Responsible for The Communications Coordinator, [...]
PAREN AUTJP Monitor Call for Articles
INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION (IJR) PAN-AFRICAN RECONCILIATION NETWORK (PAREN) [...]
Opinionista • Tim Murithi • 23 August 2021 Afghanistan: Building peace and nationhood after centuries of military adventurism in the graveyard of empires
The Afghanistan crisis suggests that the global narrative needs to [...]
South Africans unsure of safety of COVID-19 vaccines; many unlikely to get vaccinated
Seven in 10 South Africans have little or no trust in the government’s ability to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines are safe, a new Afrobarometer survey shows. A majority of South Africans say they are unlikely to try to get vaccinated. Close to half believe prayer is more effective than a vaccine in preventing COVID-19 infection.
South Africans see postponing elections, using security forces to enforce lockdown as justified during COVID-19 pandemic
Seven in 10 South Africans have little or no trust in the government’s ability to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines are safe, a new Afrobarometer survey shows. A majority of South Africans say they are unlikely to try to get vaccinated. Close to half believe prayer is more effective than a vaccine in preventing COVID-19 infection.
Message of Solidarity with the South Africans Women’s Peace Table on the Social Unrest in the Country convened by the Getrude Shope Women Mediators Network
Cape Town, Friday 23 July 2021 The Institute for Justice [...]
AB Announcing webinar on Covid-19, healthcare and NHI
Join us on 28 July 2021 as we launch the [...]