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21 May 2013
                       
 
 
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Making the Arms Trade Treaty work in practice is the real challenge for Africa
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
An outcome that does not make everyone happy is the hallmark of a successful negotiation process, to paraphrase Australian Ambassador Peter Woolcott, president of the United Nations’ Final...
 
 
13 Jan 2012
 
Armed and Dangerous
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
People who possess firearms in South Africa can generally be separated into three categories. The first group consists of individuals in possession of duly registered firearms. The next group is of...
 
 
07 Oct 2011
 
New Firearms Control Equipment Marking a Difference in SADC
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Law enforcement organisations throughout Southern Africa are taking a significant step forward to ensure better firearms control. Participating SADC countries took possession of pin stamping...
 
 
15 Sep 2011
 
The Deadly Impact of Piracy on Trade
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa is slowly but surely starting to suffer the dire consequences of the stranglehold piracy has placed on the shipping lanes on both the east and the west coasts of Africa.
 
 
01 Aug 2011
 
SADC Should Act Strongly Against Pirates
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
In recent times piracy has leapt to the forefront as a threat to the world economy; impacting the prices of commodities and raising concerns about the long term impact on energy prices. Southern...
 
 
03 Feb 2011
 
Pirates off Somalia: Southern Africa’s turn “to walk the plank?”
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
From January to December 2010, the total incidents of piracy recorded per regions of the world were 40 in America, 44 in the Far East, 28 in the Indian Sub Continent, 70 in South East Asia, 4 in...
 
 
17 Jan 2011
 
Piracy in Southern Africa
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Pirates have reached the Southern African seas. The European Union Naval Force Somalia (EU NAVFOR) documents two confirmed cases of piracy off the Southern African coastline. The first is a...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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