CANCELLED: Higher ambitions: Equality and progress in the new century
We regret to inform you that the address by Swedish Prime Minster H.E. Stefan Löfven has been cancelled.
The Square Kilometre Array: A global science opportunity
You are invited to a speakers meeting on the square kilometre array presented by Rob Adam.
France and Europe’s relations with Africa: French foreign policy in a changing world
Our Western Cape branch invites you to an address by the Ambassador of France to South Africa, Aurélien Lechevallier, exploring France and Europe’s ties with Africa.
The future of Britain
You are invited to a speakers meeting on the future of Britain presented by Robert Jackson.
Mozambique’s post election future
You are invited to a speakers meeting with Dr Alex Vines discussing Mozambique’s post election future.
Brazil’s populist pendulum and the failure of economic progress and democratic change
You are invited to a speaker’s meeting with Prof Lyal White of the Johannesburg Business School.
Russia, Ukraine and Hybrid Warfare
Our Western Cape branch in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation invite you to a Speakers Meeting addressed by Eugene Czolij with discussant Dr Sara Pienaar
Speaker’s Meeting on BRICS in Africa: Working towards the realisation of the African Aspirations
The South African Institute of International Affairs cordially invites you to a Speaker’s Meeting to be addressed by Hon Deputy Minister Luwellyn Landers from the Department of International Relations and Cooperation on BRICS in Africa: Working towards the realisation of the African Aspirations.
Trump’s America: what it means for South Africa and the World
SAIIA held a Speaker’s Meeting to be addressed by Roger Cohen, New York Times Op-Ed Columnist on ‘Trump’s America: what it means for South Africa and the World’
African Governance Topic Talk: A Focus on Youth
The African Union’s 2018 theme: “Winning the Fight Against Corruption: A Sustainable Path to Africa’s Transformation”, offers a strategic opportunity to encourage citizens to play their part in good governance.