Reimagining South Africa Together: A Proposal for a Truly Citizen-led National Dialogue
How can the National Dialogue be organised to reflect a citizen-led and inclusive approach?
Solidarity and Sustainability: Civil Society and Youth As Drivers of Democracy
Join the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) and the Embassy of Sweden for a compelling webinar on this International Day of Democracy.
Climate Change, a Just Transition and Renewable Energy-Led Industrialisation: Opportunities for BRICS and the AU
SAIIA invites policymakers, researchers, civil society, business and multilateral partners to explore the key findings and recommendations from our forthcoming reports.
A Motion to Learn how to Negotiate: (YOU)th-Friendly Guide to Negotiate
On 24 July, Youth@SAIIA hosted its second Negotiation Simulation Training for 2025. The event called upon young people to join this virtual training session to learn how to negotiate for a world we want to live in.
The BRICS Expanded: Shaped by – or Shaping – the Global Order?
SAIIA hosted this webinar on the special issue of the South African Journal of International Affairs titled ‘The BRICS expanded: Shaped by – or shaping – the global order?’ on 10 July 2025.
From Pit to Power: Pathways to Sovereign Value Chains in Africa
The ALN Academy, in partnership with SAIIA, hosted a webinar series on critical minerals in Africa on 25 June.
Unlocking Climate and Development Finance: The Potential of Global Solidarity Levies
Join SAIIA and the Global Solidarity Levies Task Force for a discussion on the potential of solidary levies to upscale financing for climate and development.
Anticipatory Ways of Thinking and Acting for Change in East and Southern Africa
SAIIA invites you to a webinar for the launch of the Youth Futures Journey Guide and Special Report.
T20 Inception Conference
Join the convenors of the T20 South Africa for this inception conference.
DRC’s Vicious Circle: Militias, Resources and Instability in the Great Lakes
SAIIA and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation invite you to a webinar to discuss the drivers and implications of the violence in the Great Lakes region.