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Remembering Indres Naidoo
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Policy Brief 6 of 2015- PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN AFRICA WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON MIGRANTS -24 Nov 2015
Based on a workshop held on 24th November 2015, Pretoria On the 24th of November 2015, SALO facilitated a dialogue in Pretoria on Persons with Disabilities in Africa with a Special Focus on Migrants. The main speakers included Ms. Anneline …

Policy Brief 5 of 2015 - Access to Justice for LGBTI Migrants in Africa 19th November 2015, Cape Town
On 19th of November 2015, SALO facilitated a dialogue in Cape Town on: access to justice for LGBTI migrants in Africa. The main speakers included, Hon John Jeffery, Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development; Isabella …

Policy Brief 4 of 2015 - SOUTH AFRICA-ZIMBABWE RELATIONS
An assessment of South Africa’s mediatory role In Zimbabwe (2007-2013), as well as the current state of South Africa – Zimbabwe relations and possible future developments. 31st August 2015, at the University of Cape Town (UCT) This policy …

Policy Brief 3 of 2015 - SA-EU Dialogue on Peace and Security: Building Regional and International Consensus Burundi, Lesotho, Madagascar and Zimbabwe
This policy brief is based on a workshop held on the 6th of August 2015 under the SA-EU Dialogue Facility which focused on the political situations in Burundi, Lesotho, Madagscar and Zimbabwe and the role of multilateral interventions, …

Dialogue Online No. 14/2015: Special Feature: 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children "My friend trafficked me so that she can pay her university fees" by Ms Abigail Javier, Multimedia Journalist, Live Mag SA
The publication of this featured story on Dialogue Online is inspired by the Campaign 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children commencing the 25th of November 2015. It falls under SALO’s Agenda 2030 Development …
Dialogue Online No. 13/2015: "China-Africa FOCAC Summit: how China can help African countries advance peace in the 2030 Agenda" By Richard Smith (Southern African Liaison Office (SALO), Showers Mawowa (SALO and University of Pretoria), Anna Moller-Loswick (Saferworld) and Thomas Wheeler (Saferworld)
The sixth meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation provides an opportunity to deepen partnership, address collective challenges, and enable African countries to make significant progress towards the peace-related targets in the 2030 …
An Ode in Memory of Chimusoro Sam Moyo - By Bella Matambanadzo
An unimaginable loss has happened. Our phenomenal intellectual Pan African giant on land issues, Professor Sam Moyo, has died following injuries sustained during a terrible car accident in New Delhi, India. We are in disbelief. We are …
SA Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Hon. Nomaindiya Mfeketo with the SALO Director, Ms Joan Brickhill
SA Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Hon. Nomaindiya Mfeketo (left) with the SALO Director, Ms Joan Brickhill (right) at the recently held dialogue on the “AU Agenda 2063 and UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable …
"AU Agenda 2063 and UN Agenda 2030: Access to Justice for Women in Conflict Situations" - Thursday 26 November, Pretoria
Africa has experienced a significant increase in women’s participation in politics. Yet the continent still faces many challenges regarding gender equity, particularly around access to justice for women in conflict situations. In the spirit …

Policy Brief 8 of 2015 - "GENDER, PEACE AND SECURITY" 25 NOVEMBER 2015
South Africa has done well since 1994 in terms of Gender equality and empowerment of women, in politics and areas of decision making. South Africa ranks top ten in the world on women in politics, with 40% women in parliament and 41% in …
Persons with Disabilities in Africa, with a special focus on migrants, Tuesday 24th November, Pretoria
This workshop took place in the context of National Disability Rights Awareness Month in South Africa, and following the adoption of the new SDGs which seek to be more inclusive than the former MDGs, “leaving no one behind”. The dialogue …

Access to Justice for LGBTI Migrants in Africa - 19 November 2015, Cape Town
Within the context of the new SDGs’ vision to ’leave no one behind’, this dialogue explored the myriad challenges facing LGBTI migrants who have left their home countries seeking asylum in SA. It provided a space for dialogue between LGBTI …
Making Migration beneficial to Europe and Africa- Joint Policy Brief / Seminar Report: ECDPM, FES and SALO
In an effort to contribute towards a successful outcome of the Valletta Summit the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) the Southern African Liaison Office (SALO) and European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) co-hosted a …

Africa - 10 November 2015
Burundi experiencing ‘deep political crisis’ with hundreds dead since April, Security Council told Senior United Nations officials today warned the UN Security Council that Burundi is at a critical juncture, experiencing a deep political …
Zimbabwe - 10 November 2015
Japan avails $15-million grant to Zimbabwe The Japan International Cooperation Agency has extended a $15 million grand to Zimbabwe, the first substantial commitment in 15 years, for the development of the 674 hectares Nyakomba irrigation …
Swaziland - 10 November 2015
LET US GIVE GOOD EDUCATION TO OUR CHILDREN The community should stand together for the children so that Swaziland can be counted as a rich country as well, maybe by 2022 we will have taken great strides. Parents should lead by example when …
Western Sahara - 10 November 2015
After 40 Years, Time to End the Occupation of Western Sahara This November marks forty years since 350,000 Moroccans crossed into the Western Sahara as part of the so-called “Green March.” November 6 is a dark day for the Saharawi people, …
South Sudan - 10 November 2015
Black boxes in S Sudan air crash recovered Investigators in South Sudan have found the two black boxes from a Soviet-era Antonov plane which crashed last week killing at least 36 people, state radio said on Tuesday. Minister of Transport …
Sudan - 10 November 2015
400 Sudanese troops arrive in Yemen A new batch of Sudanese ground troops arrived in Yemen’s port city Aden Monday to participate in the Saudi-led campaign against the Iranian-backed Shiite Houthi militants, said sources. Military sources …