Trade Zones: Recommendations for South Africa
South Africa introduced industrial development zones (IDZs) on 1 December 2000 through the Manufacturing Development Act.
Archives: Publications
Libya: A lost opportunity for the African Union
In life realities on the ground often lay waste to the best-laid plans.
South Africa’s foreign policy objectives: Reviewing the White Paper
Since 1994 the erstwhile Department of Foreign Affairs, renamed International Relations and Co-operation in the wake of the ANC’s 2007 National Conference in the Polokwane, has had a series of strategy documents.
Walmart in South Africa: Creating Jobs through its Sustainable Fish Policy
Walmart’s investment in South Africa has accounted for numerous headlines during the past months.
The United States, South Africa, and South Africa’s Global Health Agenda
The conference was co-hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), to exchange perspectives on the U.S.-South Africa bilateral relationship, the evolution of health and development engagement, and South Africa’s emerging global health agenda.
Intertwined Paths: Portugal and Rising Angola
Since independence, Portuguese–Angolan relations have been constrained by their historical past and by Angola’s own internal vicissitudes.
Service Sector Liberalisation in India: Key Lessons and Challenges
The service sector is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the Indian economy.
Political upheaval in the Nile Basin
During March and April this year I spent a significant amount of time traversing the complex network of gravel roads that run from Hoima to the shores of Lake Albert in western Uganda.
Unrest in Malawi: An Economic Perspective
On Wednesday 20 July 2011, 80 civil society organisations in Malawi held a protest against the government’s handling of the economy.
