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SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS ON SOMALIA
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS ON SUDAN AND SOUTH SUDAN
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS ON ZIMBABWE
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS MADAGASCAR
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS ON SWAZILAND
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
SALO POLICY DIALOGUE REPORTS ON THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
SALO’s Building International, Regional and National Consensus policy dialogue sessions bring together national, regional and international stakeholders, including civil society, policymakers and diplomats, to encourage greater North/ South …
Resistance and Denial: Zimbabwe's Stalled Reform Agenda
16 November 2011: Addressing a civil society gathering in South Africa in May, Lindiwe Zulu (Zuma’s international adviser and a facilitation team member) said that despite some disagreements, there had been good progress and agreement that …
Swazi lawyers march over judge's sacking
7 October 2011: A plan by South Africa to lend Swaziland R2.4-billion also appears to have stalled due to Swaziland’s apparent reluctance to meet political-reform conditions. At a workshop in Pretoria, organised by the Southern African …
South Africa: Country Urged to Ensure Diaspora Vote
5 October 2011: The South African facilitators in Zimbabwe’s political crisis have been urged to ensure that the Diaspora will be able to vote, as part of a roadmap towards elections. The Diaspora vote has been completely excluded from talk …
Swazi Delegation of pro-democracy activists meets Cape Town chapter of the Swaziland Democracy Campaign (SDC) after the Swazi delegation had briefed senior South African parliamentary and government officials, September 2011.
The Swazi delegation, which was led by Osisa’s Swaziland Programme Manager, Muzi Masuku, included: Mrs Khangezile Dlamini-General Secretary, Council of Swaziland Churches, Mr. Mandla Hlatshwayo- Swazi in the Diaspora, Dr Sikelela …
Pudemo Leader to meet Diplomats
27 September 2011: The president of PUDEMO Mario Masuku will be addressing diplomats in Pretoria on Thursday (29 September 2011). The president was invited to make the keynote input on the situation in Swaziland and what can be done. In his …
Southern Africa: SADC Still Hesitant to Take a Tougher Stance On Zimbabwe
15 June 2011: From remarks made by one of the SADC-appointed facilitators, Ambassador Lindiwe Zulu, at a meeting of the Southern African Liaison Office held a few weeks ago in Pretoria, it appears that the South African team were pushing …
First Zimbabwean Roadmap workshop, Burgers Park Hotel, Pretoria May 2011
The discussion was led by Ambassador Lindiwe Zulu, President Zuma’s International Relations Advisor and Spokesperson for the SADC endorsed mediation team on Zimbabwe Vasu Gounden (Founder and Executive Director of ACCORD), May 2011 (From …
SADC Facilitation Team Wants to Meet Security Chiefs
10 May 2011: [Ambassasor] Zulu told Dewa Mavhinga, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Regional Information and Advocacy Coordinator that Zimbabwe’s next elections must be ‘totally different’. Mavhinga met Zulu to hear the progress that has been …
Zimbabwe Elections Out of the Question This Year
Pretoria Official Says (9 May 2011) Lindiwe Zulu, a foreign policy aide to South African President Jacob Zuma and a member of the facilitation team seeking to unravel the impasse in Harare said in remarks to the so-called Southern African …
Zuma’s team to engage defence and security chiefs in Zimbabwe
On Monday Lindiwe Zulu spoke to diplomats and civil society leaders at a conference in Pretoria, under the theme Building International Consensus on Zimbabwe. She dismissed the notion held by many in ZANU PF that elections would be held …
Cape Town Book Launch for Professor Lloyd Sachikonye’s ‘When a State Turns on its Citizens: Institutionalised Violence and Political Culture’ (31 March 2011)
Noted Zimbabwean Professor Lloyd Sachikonye makes a presentation about his book whilst another speaker, Horst Kleinschmidt, (SALO Reference Group) looks on. (On far right at front) The late and esteemed Professor Kader Asmal (ANC veteran; …
SALO in Orange Farm, Gauteng, raising awareness on Swaziland, February 2011
Pius Vilakati, who is in exile from Swaziland, is the former president of the Swaziland tertiary students’ union. Pius addresses the community (pictured below) in February 2011. Looking on are Rebone Tau (in the chair) and Lucian Segami …
SALO meets Swedish development minister, Cape Town 23 February 2011
Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation, Ms Gunilla Carlsson, engages with SALO. To her left are (starting with the extreme left): Ambassador Peter Teljer (then Swedish Ambassador to South Africa), Mr Kaj I Persson …
Trade-off for justice in Zimbabwe is peace
17 November 2010: The trade-off for justice in Zimbabwe has to be peace, professor Adam Habib said on Wednesday. “You can only temper justice if peace is the dividend,” Habib said at the South African Liaison Office (SALO) dialogue on …