A workshop on local government topics found keen interest in one of Cape Town's communities this week.

Together with the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), we just co-hosted this engaging conference with renowned speakers and stakeholders from different sectors in the large audience.

We co-hosted this event with Defend Our Democracy, the Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office, the Campaign for Digital Ethics (C.O.D.E.), and the Johannesburg Crisis Alliance last night.

The global order is undergoing profound changes. Geopolitical rivalries, economic dependencies and competition for critical minerals are creating new challenges for Africa and Europe – while also opening up opportunities for closer cooperation.

Join us for this event, which we'll co-host in our collaboration project "Future of African-European Relations"

Investor rankings tell only part of the story, as both the scale and development impact of FDI matter.

How can municipalities maintain sound governance, administrative stability, and continuity in service delivery during political change and coalition instability?

As Gulf rivalries extend into the Red Sea, African states are gaining strategic value while facing new pressures on their room for manoeuvre. Priyal Singh examines what the evolving security order means for Africa’s collective agency and Europe’s regional role.

We were honoured to join a stakeholder briefing by the Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa.

The AU–EU partnership should embrace the plurality within both unions, make interests transparent, and enable pragmatic cooperation between coalitions of willing countries, helping to bring proclaimed ambitions closer to actual practice.