IJR’s Lens on Africa
IJR’s Lens on Africa
Regular perspectives & updates from across the continent
- Humanitarian Crisis in Central Sahel and The Fight for Survival – Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger’s Fight against Violent Extremism.-by Silverio Gabriel, Visiting Researcher at the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation
- The Russo-Ukraine Conflict and Western Interests: What
Direction for Africa? -by Justin Steyn, Deputy Director: Research, City of Johannesburg
- A Master Class or Another Take? How a Master Strategist outmanoeuvred an entire country – Lorenzo Davids
- The Complexity of being the ANC: Does it secretly long for the opposition benches? -Lorenzo Davids
- Will Mnangagwa pass the Litmus Test of Democratic Resolve? – Nyasha Mcbride Mpani
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Rwanda deploying another 2,500 soldiers to help Mozambique fight Cabo Delgado insurgency – Charles Mangwiro
Humanitarian Crisis in Cabo Delgado: The Need for Relief and the Quest for Peacemaking.
– Charles Mangwiro
Burundi-Rwanda Rivalry: RED-Tabara Rebel Attacks Add to Regional Tensions.
– Patrick Hajayandi
From Hope to Crisis: Senegal’s Victory and Togo’s Setback
– Nyasha Mcbride Mpani
SA Reconciliation Barometer, Afrobarometer respond to 30-Year Review
– Kate Lefko-Everett, Preston Govindasamy and Jan Hofmeyr
Read More– Kate Lefko-Everett, Preston Govindasamy and Jan Hofmeyr
Remembering the Soweto Uprising: Fuelling South African Youth’s Unyielding Spirit
– Danielle Hoffmeester
Read More– Danielle Hoffmeester
Reclaiming our shared humanity: Reflections for Human Rights Month
– Felicity Harrison
Read More– Felicity Harrison
Have we lost the ability of being offended or must we be intolerant of intolerance?
– Felicity Harrision
Read More– Felicity Harrision
A small step towards inclusive solutions that can help foster peace: Perspectives from Nigeria’s Kano and Borno
– Jaynisha Patel
Read More– Jaynisha Patel
How has the UN influenced Africa’s approach to Counter-Terrorism?
– Amanda Lucey
Read More– Amanda Lucey
Transitional Justice will heal society and unlock the potential of our youth
– Dr. Webster Zambara
Read More– Dr. Webster Zambara
Political culture, not the Constitution, an impediment to a better life for all South Africans.
– Jan Hofmeyr
Political culture, not the Constitution, an impediment to a better life for all South Africans.
– Jan Hofmeyr
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