Etudiant les six premiers Programmes d’Action du MAEP, cet article étudie la manière dont les PA sont développés, mis en œuvre et contrôlés, et comment ils peuvent être renforcés au fur et à mesure de la progression du processus.
If Barack Obama is elected President of the United States, becoming the world’s most powerful leader, what difference would it make to America’s engagement with Africa? Will the son of a Kenyan do things differently from his predecessors, and will Africa benefit?
Based on experiences of researchers working on early APRM reports, this handbook offers practical advice on tackling all aspects of this complex research process.
Basé sur les expériences de chercheurs travaillant sur les premiers rapports du MAEP, ce manuel propose des conseils pratiques pour aborder tous les aspects de ce processus complexe de recherche.
The attacks on migrants from elsewhere in Africa in South Africa recently are not simply a result of xenophobia.
What went wrong with the “rainbow nation”? The shocking attacks against foreign nationals in South Africa – mostly immigrant workers and asylum-seekers from other parts of the continent, including Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe – raise the question in sharp new form.
Learn how the Open Democracy Advice Centre (ODAC), overcame obstacles to promote access to information and protecting whistleblowers in South Africa’s APRM Report and Programme of Action.
“WE WANT Mauritius to be the gateway for east Asia into southern and east Africa,” Mauritius’s finance minister told the Financial Times last month.
Trade talks between the European Union and southern African countries have opened up serious differences between Europe and South Africa, and between South Africa and her neighbours.
South African individuals and companies involved in trade have to know as much as possible about the conditions of trade. It is therefore important that policies and regulations affecting them are developed and disseminated more transparently than at present.
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