Africa Has a Debt Crisis: Momentum From G20 in South Africa Can Help Find Solutions
South Africa must help the international community understand the debt and development finance challenges facing African countries and the consequences of not addressing them.
African Debt, Climate Change and the ICJ
The scope and complexity of the climate issue, have prompted concerned nations to seek a comprehensive understanding of their international legal obligations.
The Just Transition Agenda Under South Africa’s G20 Presidency
This report emphasises that the efforts of the G20 working groups discussed herein need to be integrated into a redefined, action-oriented framework that connects climate change, the energy transition, and reforms of the global financial system.
African Youth Agency Amplified: SAIIA’s Role at the Y20 South Africa 2025 Summit
For African youth, the absence of a final Y20 communiqué shows that moving from symbolic participation to true co-governance remains difficult, even on dedicated platforms.
Advancing Africa’s Adaptation Finance Priorities Under the South African G20 Presidency
The G20 must promote predictable, grant-based adaptation finance and ensure it adheres to principles of equity and accessibility.
Same Same but Different: Governance in Nigeria and South Africa According to APRM Country Reviews
Both Nigeria and South Africa have considerable progress to make in enhancing human rights standards, respecting the rule of law and ensuring proper legal enforcement, as well as tackling societal issues.
SAJIA 32.3 Provides Analysis on Sudan’s War, Peace Enforcement Strategies in East And West Africa, And Migration Dynamics Across the Continent
SAJIA Volume 32.3 is now available, featuring articles on Sudan’s war impact, peace efforts in West and East Africa, migration, and the EU’s peace enforcement in Mozambique through its Common Security and Defence Policy.
Operationalising the AfCFTA: Structural Imperatives from the Guided Trade Initiative
The Guided Trade Initiative shows that with political will, operational coordination, and private sector engagement, trade under the AfCFTA is possible and commercially viable.
Reclaiming Development: Africa’s Voice at the UN’s 80th Anniversary
At this year’s General Assembly, Africa spoke as a coauthor of a new development vision, not just a charity recipient.
African Perspectives on Transformational Adaptation for Just and Scalable Adaptation Under the South African G20 Presidency
As the G20 Summit discusses development challenges and climate adaptation, African countries must be empowered to create long-term, context-specific solutions addressing vulnerability’s structural drivers.