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02 Sep 2009
 
 
Public has right to know if SA sold weapons to rogue regimes
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
The debate on South Africa's arms trade is once again in the spotlight. The Democratic Alliance's David Maynier has informed the House of his serious concerns regarding possible weapons...
 
 
19 Aug 2009
 
New Public Protector Needs to meet the Office’s demands for Independence
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
The 7-year office term of Lawrence Mushwana, the country's Public Protector, comes to an end in October this year. Over the next few weeks an ad-hoc parliamentary committee representing all...
 
 
12 Aug 2009
 
Public servants still profit from State tenders
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
At what point could corruption become endemic in South Africa? When might it become so systematised that it becomes almost irreversibly ‘the way business is done'?
 
 
23 Jul 2009
 
 
 
Submission to the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
Idasa made a submission to the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development requesting that the draft Constitution 17th Amendment Bill should be reconsidered. The effect of the draft Bill...
 
 
15 Jul 2009
 
Zimbabwe has a long way to go before sanctions are lifted
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
The African Union (AU), SADC and the Zimbabwean Government of National Unity (GNU), have recently begun to take it in turns to call for the removal of the targeted sanctions against certain...
 
 
08 Jul 2009
 
Helping Africa Save Itself
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
In DEAD AID, Dambisa Moyo, a Zambian-born economist, lays out a brash argument: that the more than $1 trillion in foreign assistance given to Africa over the past 50 years is the root cause of the...
 
 
10 Jun 2009
 
Constitutional Court Appointments Will Test Judicial Waters
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
When the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) meets later this year to consider who will replace four titans of the Constitutional Court when their terms expire this October, it will be one of the...
 
 
03 Jun 2009
 
It's all ears as South Africans from all quarters await State of the Nation address
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
When President Jacob Zuma comes to Parliament on Wednesday to deliver his state of the nation address, he will be under intense scrutiny from all quarters. Not only will the alliance partners be...
 
 
 
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