Trump’s refugee policy: Only white South Africans welcome?
In this interview with DW, SAIIA’s Gustavo de Carvalho discusses US President Donald Trump’s controversial refugee policy.
Four radioactive incidents, one question: What do Koeberg’s maintenance failures reveal?
SAIIA Researcher Isabel Bosman-Burnett discusses recent contamination incidents at Koeberg.
Africa urged to strengthen frameworks through BRICS, AU
In this interview with Engineering News, Dr Deon Cloete, Dr Njeri Mwagiru and Letitia Jentel from SAIIA’s Futures Programme discuss how Africa can strengthen its role in global energy governance and advance green industrialisation amid shifting geopolitical and energy dynamics.
Youth Day: Carrying forward the lessons of 1976
Youth@SAIIA’s Rendani Tshitangano explains that youth need to be “intentional about gathering and even planning and discussing” youth challenges.
Youth Day: ‘We’re still fighting for a better future’
Interviewed by the Mail & Guardian ahead of Youth Day, Tyla Nxumalo – a climate and social justice advocate, Youth@SAIIA intern, and hub coordinator for the UrbanBetter Johannesburg Cityzens Hub – reflected: “We are not just fighting for a future; we are fighting for a present that is at least survivable.”
Economic diplomacy under scrutiny as trade tensions reshape global order
Daniel Bradlow discusses a rapidly shifting global trade landscape, marked by geopolitical tensions, weakening multilateralism and growing protectionism.
What Macron’s €23 billion investment and renewed Africa partnership mean for the continent
Gustavo de Carvalho tells Forbes Africa that the “old ‘Françafrique’ model no longer works as the primary platform for French influence following President Emmanuel Macron’s attendance at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi.
Africa ‘Reawakening’ in Emerging Multipolar World
SAIIA’s Gustavo de Carvalho speaks to Pressenza about Africa’s development in a shifting geopolitical landscape,
Why Zambia pulled the plug on RightsCon
SAIIA’s Dr Cobus van Staden discusses the postponement of RightsCon in Zambia.
China’s zero-tariff policy reinforces long-term partnership with Africa
SAIIA’s Dr Cobus van Staden discusses China’s zero-tariff policy for African imports and what it means for trade, development and economic integration on the continent.