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United Nations Youth Dialogue on Post-2015 MDGs
On Friday 24th April 2015, SALO’s Fowzia Davids attended a Post 2015 Consensus Youth Forum The youth dialogue was constructed in a way where students were divided into 8 groups to discuss 3 themes, and motivate why their theme took …

Swaziland - 24 April 2015
Incessant Sick Notes Caused Shongwe’s Dismissal – PM By Musa Simelane MBABANE – Incessant sick notes, not consulting with Cabinet and the neglect of official duties contributed to the dismissal of Sibusiso Shongwe as minister. This was what …
PUDEMO Secretary General question and answer on the judicial crisis in Swaziland
1. Mr Makhanya seemingly you are not joining in the celebrations of the reported arrest of Mpendulo Simelane, (pending) arrest of the Chief Justice Micheal Ramodibedi, Justice Minister Sibusiso Shongwe. Why? Mlungisi Makhanya (MM): Look, …
SALO COMMUNITY SCREENING WOODSTOCK – Xenophobia in South Africa: Documentary by Reuters
On the 19th of April 2015 SALO held a film screening and discussion with members from the international community and local residents in Woodstock. There were 50 attendees; 27 male, 23 female The documentary covered the 2008 brutal …

Swaziland - 17 April 2015
Swaziland: Swazi King Above the Law, Court Told By Swazi Media Commentary King Mswati III of Swaziland enters into business contracts which he does not honour and it is impossible to get him to do so because he is above the law in his own …
1millionfaces Against Xenophobia
Mayibuye iAfrika! IAfrika Mayibuye The ACTION Support Centre joins civil society groups, concerned governments and Solidarity activists from across the continent and around the world in condemning the vicious, unacceptable and cowardly …

Hon. Obed Bapela visits SALO's Pretoria Office
Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Deputy Minister and Chair of ANC International Relations Committee Hon. Obed Bapela (third from right) visits SALO’s Pretoria Office, Wednesday 15 April 2015

Interview on "Morning Live"
SALO Researcher Litlare Rabele speaking on SABC 2 show, “Morning Live” on the Garissa University massacre in Kenya. https://youtu.be/n1tLCtupbqs
SALO COMMUNITY SCREENING AND DISCUSSION - UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN -15 APRIL 2015
On the 15th of April 2015 SALO held a screening of the film “Where do I stand?” By Molly Blank and a discussion around the renewed Xenophobic attacks in Kwazulu Natal, the Eastern Cape, and Gauteng, highlighting issues in the affected …

SA MUST LOOK AT MINING OPTIONS - SHOWERS MAWOWA
Tuesday April 14 2015- SOWETAN Download PDF: SA MUST LOOK AT MINING OPTIONS - SHOWERS MAWOWA
Zimbabwe - 13 April 2015
Ousted Mujuru starting splinter party Sources said ousted vice-president Joice Mujuru was set to lead a new Zanu-PF splinter group, which identifies itself as the “original Zanu-PF. Zimbabwe’s ousted vice-president Joice Mujuru is …
Africa - 13 April 2015
Renamo Moves Troops South & Warns Government Army to Keep 20 Km Away Renamo is moving soldiers toward Maputo and there was a confrontation with the government army in Gaza province last week. And after the 100th round of government-Renamo …
Madagascar - 13 April 2015
EU Naval Force Warship Esps Rayo Conducts Maritime Training With the Malagasy Navy EU Naval Force warship ESPS Rayo conducted maritime training with the Malagasy Navy during her port visit to Antsiranana. Following a short tour of the ship, …
Western Sahara - 13 April 2015
Intense efforts needed for solution favourable to Sahrawi people self-determination UN Secretary General UN Ban Ki-moon on Friday urged Morocco and the Polisario Front to “redouble efforts to negotiate a mutually acceptable political …
South Sudan - 13 April 2015
South Sudan rebels say planned leadership meeting on course despite challenges South Sudan’s rebel faction (SPLM-IO) led by former vice-president Riek Machar said a planned consultative leadership meeting was still on track despite reports …
Sudan - 13 April 2015
Sudanese await start of voting amid heightened security Sudanese political circles were awaiting the official start of voting in the parliamentary and presidential elections on Monday amid intense security measures in the streets of the …
CAR - 13 April 2015
Central African Republic: Central Africa Republic Groups Sign Ceasefire Pact in Nairobi Warring groups in the Central Africa Republic on Wednesday signed a peace agreement to stop hostilities and open a new chapter of political stability in …
DRC - 13 April 2015
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Crackdown On Pro-Democracy Activists The Democratic Republic of Congo has freed a US diplomat it arrested but is still detaining several young political activists. President Joseph Kabila is under intense pressure …
Dialogue Online No. 7/2015: "Zimbabwe’s Politics of Despair" By Professor Brian Raftopoulos
In an insightful commentary on the current state of Zimbabwe politics, Joost Fontein writes about the prevalence of despondency in which a ‘new timescale of hope and aspiration’ has emerged ‘that makes both the present and any immediate …

Dialogue Online: No. 6/2015: "Zimbabwe’s Re-Engagement by the Western Community: A Call for a Calibrated Approach." By Tamuka Charles Chirimambowa
Post 31st of July 2013; the Western Community has signalled or started engaging and normalising relations with Zimbabwe after close to two decades of contested leadership and disputed electoral outcomes. The signing of a bilateral grant …
