THE GOVERNANCE REPORT Archives - Good Governance Africa

Youth unemployment betrays the promise and sacrifice of 1976

by Dr Ross Harvey | Jun 24, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

Growing youth unemployment, combined with narrowing economic prospects, is a time bomb.

New patterns of political violence in SA

by Good Governance Africa | Jun 13, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES, Videos | 0 |

GGA analyses the new patterns of political violence in SA

South Africa foreign policy: Ambiguous or misunderstood?

by Stuart Mbanyele | Jun 13, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

Misalignment in South Africa’s foreign policy strategy has been the subject of much recent scrutiny and criticism.

Nuclear power lite: Energy solution for South Africa

by Leleti Maluleke | Jun 10, 2022 | HSCC, THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

For more than a decade, poor energy reliability in South Africa has had a crippling effect on the...

Can Africa join the digital data revolution?

by Good Governance Africa | Jun 9, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES, Videos | 0 |

Governments cannot plan for what they do not know. Or to put it another way, accurate, accessible...

Why the Public Protector is being impeached, slowly and controversially

by Helen Acton | Jun 8, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

The South African Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane, is doing an impressive job at...

Going hungry or going green? A critical look at the ‘Green Revolution’ project in Africa

by Monique Bennett | May 27, 2022 | GIA, THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

Since the development of “miracle wheat” in 1954 by Norman Borlaug, the way in which international...

The legal and political implications of a judicial review of the Zondo Commission’s findings

by Helen Acton | May 13, 2022 | Policy Briefings, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

Gwede Mantashe, the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, has threatened to judicially review the Zondo Commission’s (‘the Commission’) findings against him. This decision highlights legal and political weaknesses in South Africa’s democratic system.

Building from the ground up: on interventions needed following the KZN floods

by Stuart Mbanyele | Apr 26, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

Multi-sectoral interventions, including community-based organisations, business councils, industry associations, trade unions, and Chapter 9 institutions, will be crucial in addressing the aftermath of the KZN floods.

Mswati’s hand seen in Eswatini’s removal from SADC agenda

by Dr Craig Moffat | Apr 20, 2022 | THE GOVERNANCE REPORT, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

As the SADC mission in Mozambique nears the end of its term, South Africa, as SADC chair, called for a summit to be held on 4 and 5 April. Initially, Eswatini was included, but its subsequent removal raises questions.