Irrespective of the difficulties associated with defining the informal sector, it remains an important sector of many national economies and makes significant contributions to the development of countries in the developing and transition countries of the world....
In the face of climate change effects, building resilient cities is the only option available to city managers. Perennial flooding across the major cities in Africa poses a significant threat to governments' accelerated socio-economic development agenda. Lives have...
Over a third of the world’s mineral reserves are found in Africa. With the global shift towards a green energy transition, Africa is in an opportune position to meet the demand for critical raw materials required for moving away from hydrocarbon dependence. Endowed...
Africa Day is an opportunity to reflect on the challenges that threaten the well-being of African communities and ecosystems. Climate change has become a significant issue that affects Africa's social, economic and environmental development. Human security, on the...
Since the launch of the African Union (AU) on July 9, 2002, the AU has made significant contributions to the development of the African continent. The goal of cultivating a prosperous and peaceful African continent is still being pursued. As we commemorate Africa Day,...
Good governance is crucial to Africa’s development, and Chris Maroleng of Good Governance Africa says the private sector has a key role in this, writes Craig Sisterson. Rather than relying on public sector bodies to carry the load when it comes to rectifying weak...
Nuclear technology has made great advances with small modular reactors, which could potentially help South Africa transition away from coal to a cleaner energy source.
Busisipho Siyobi, GGA's lead researcher in the Natural Resource Governance Programme, chats to Helen Acton, GGA researcher, about the President's decision to suspend the Public Protector Busiswe Mkhwebane. To read the full article, click here. [activecampaign...
In 1991 the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the then Organisation of African Unity (OAU) instituted the Day of the African Child (DAC), in memory of the June 16 1976 student uprising in Soweto, South Africa. At this time, students marched in protest...
GGA analyses the new patterns of political violence in SA
Irrespective of the difficulties associated with defining the informal sector, it remains an important sector of many national economies and makes significant contributions to the development of countries in the developing and transition countries of the world....
In the face of climate change effects, building resilient cities is the only option available to city managers. Perennial flooding across the major cities in Africa poses a significant threat to governments' accelerated socio-economic development agenda. Lives have...
Over a third of the world’s mineral reserves are found in Africa. With the global shift towards a green energy transition, Africa is in an opportune position to meet the demand for critical raw materials required for moving away from hydrocarbon dependence. Endowed...
Africa Day is an opportunity to reflect on the challenges that threaten the well-being of African communities and ecosystems. Climate change has become a significant issue that affects Africa's social, economic and environmental development. Human security, on the...
Since the launch of the African Union (AU) on July 9, 2002, the AU has made significant contributions to the development of the African continent. The goal of cultivating a prosperous and peaceful African continent is still being pursued. As we commemorate Africa Day,...
Good governance is crucial to Africa’s development, and Chris Maroleng of Good Governance Africa says the private sector has a key role in this, writes Craig Sisterson. Rather than relying on public sector bodies to carry the load when it comes to rectifying weak...
Nuclear technology has made great advances with small modular reactors, which could potentially help South Africa transition away from coal to a cleaner energy source.
Busisipho Siyobi, GGA's lead researcher in the Natural Resource Governance Programme, chats to Helen Acton, GGA researcher, about the President's decision to suspend the Public Protector Busiswe Mkhwebane. To read the full article, click here. [activecampaign...
In 1991 the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the then Organisation of African Unity (OAU) instituted the Day of the African Child (DAC), in memory of the June 16 1976 student uprising in Soweto, South Africa. At this time, students marched in protest...
GGA analyses the new patterns of political violence in SA