This is the title of a new Policy Brief just published by our Migration partner project at the Institute for Security Studies Pretoria. It was launched this week during a panel discussion with the author.

This was the title of a roundtable discussion we co-hosted in Cape Town last week. The event had been organised jointly with the Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office and the Institute for Security Studies.

This was the theme of a very well attended Roundtable Discussion hosted recently by our partners at the Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office - with a deputy minister, a leading agriculture expert and a renowned activist consultant on the panel.

The Civics Academy of the Hanns Seidel Foundation and Activate! Change Drivers facilitated a 3-day interactive workshop at the War or Peace History Festival held by the Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung (BPB), the German Federal Agency for Civic Education, in Berlin recently.

Over the past two days, we have been participating in a very stimulating, productive interdisciplinary workshop with the team of the African Futures and Innovation Project at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria which was supported by the HSF.

A high level delegation from Zimbabwe with senior representatives from the opposition, the governing party, academia and civil society was hosted by the HSF in Brussels this week. A conference held by the Hanns Seidel Foundation saw robust discussions about the severe crisis in the economy after the recent elections, its reasons and potential solutions, as well as the state of democracy in the country.

The year 2018 marks the 20th Anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report being handed over to President Nelson Mandela. Our partners at the NMF held an event to mark this historic day, which was co-hosted by the HSF. It also saw the launch of important online resources.

The Rivonia Trial played a hugely important role in the history of South Africa. People all over the world have heard about Nelson Mandela and his comrades being sentenced to life imprisonment. Now, over 250 hours of recordings have been digitalised by French experts. The Nelson Mandela Foundation marked the occasion with an event supported by the HSF.