Is South Africa’s Crime Problem Turning Around? – Analysis
New official statistics showing decreased violent crime should provide the impetus for expanding holistic violence prevention strategies. By Lizette Lancaster
Read more
Author: ISS
The Institute for Security Studies (ISS) partners to build knowledge and skills that secure Africa’s future. Our goal is to enhance human security as a means to achieve sustainable peace and prosperity. The ISS is an African non-profit organisation with offices in South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia and Senegal.
Website: https://issafrica.org/
Articles by ISS :
Ramaphosa’s Diplomatic Dance With Trump: Success Or Failure? – Analysis
Between the firefighting and fireworks, South Africa’s delegation did just enough to meet its strategic objectives. By Ronak Gopaldas The
Read more
Will Security Operations Halt Kenya-Ethiopia Cross-Border Crimes? – Analysis
Kenya’s police have achieved some positive results, but lasting solutions require ongoing cooperation between the two countries. By Guyo Chepe
Read more
New Africa BRICS Members Decry Preferential Treatment For South Africa – Analysis
Egypt and Ethiopia blocked a BRICS declaration backing South Africa for a United Nations Security Council seat. By Peter Fabricius
Read more
Tanzania: Samia Suluhu Hassan Drops The Pretence Of Reform – Analysis
Ahead of the October elections, Tanzania’s president is retreating from democracy – along with the rest of the East African
Read more
South Africa: Landmark Ruling Enables Justice For Apartheid-Era Crimes – Analysis
The country is preparing for its first crimes against humanity case, reigniting hope for victims and their families. By Ottilia
Read more
Challenges Facing The Latest Truce Between Kinshasa And M23 – Analysis
Dynamics on the ground in eastern DRC and the country’s capital will test Qatar’s mediation efforts. By Bram Verelst On
Read more
AI And Africa’s ‘Counterfeit’ Journalists – Analysis
AI technology is ‘shooting the messenger’ by impersonating professional journalists to gain credibility for false narratives. By Karen Allen Not
Read more
Demographics Not Poor Governance Explain Africa’s Slow Development – Analysis
Until dependency ratios shift, Africa’s large youthful population will remain the continent’s biggest barrier to growth. By Jakkie Cilliers Africa’s
Read more
Could Prolonged Warfare In Sudan Lead To The Country Splitting? – Analysis
Shifting military dynamics, political fragmentation and external interference could escalate clashes, pushing the country towards partition. By Moses Chrispus Okello
Read more