What is needed is not merely technical professionalisation, because a highly skilled government is not an end in itself. What is needed is a change of […]
By: Jason Musyoka (Ph.D.) Globally, nation states have started to pick the economic pieces left after the titanic-like crash of the Covid-19 pandemic. Different pharmaceutical companies […]
SPECIAL REPORTS This Mail & Guardian webinar was sponsored by the Democracy Development Project (DDP). It featured as speakers Aubrey Matshiqi, Independent Political Analyst; Sanusha Naidu, Foreign Policy […]
By: Aubrey Matshiqi What should reign supreme – political constitutionalism or legal constitutionalism? In a democracy, what should hold sway – the supremacy of the Constitution […]
By: Sanusha Naidu Introduction It is with humility that I write this blog reflecting on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2021 State of the Nation Address (SONA). Of […]
By: Democracy Development Program (DDP) Post Title Mapping Research Consultant Activity To conduct mapping research of migrant economic/entrepreneurial activities Contract duration 1 to 30 April 2021 […]
Activity 1.2.1: To produce modules and training materials: Consultancy commencement: 22 February 2021 Submission of final deliverables: 22 March 2021 ********************** Assignment title: MANUAL […]
By: Prof Steven Friedman HOLDING the government to account is key to any democracy. But when those able to do this denounce the government whatever it […]
By: Norah Hashim Msuya To contain the spread of COVID-19, most countries worldwide have decided to close educational institutions temporarily. However, learning has not stopped but […]