Author: Helen Suzman Foundation
Published:
02
May
2024
The May 29th general elections not only present a change in our electoral democracy but many new options for voters as well.
Briefs
Promoting Constitutional Democracy
HSF Briefs
HSF Articles
Author: Helen Suzman Foundation
Published:
26
Mar
2024
“Who can I vote for because it seems as if all political parties are the same.” This statement has dominated election discourse in the past and will likely feature again leading up to the May 29th elections.
Promoting Constitutional Democracy
HSF Briefs
Briefs
Author: Ezekiel Kekana
Published:
26
Jan
2024
102-year-old Emily Mohapi has waited for a RDP house for more than two decades
Emily Mohapi
Housing
Soweto
Briefs
Protecting Human Rights
Author: Azwimpheleli Langalanga
Published:
01
Nov
2023
As part of its new “South Africa in the World” project, HSF releases this brief explanatory note on the AGOA Summit happening from tomorrow until 4 November 2023. It is written by HSF’s foreign policy fellow, Azwimpheleli Langalanga.
AGOA
USA
South Africa
Trade
Briefs
Author: Ezekiel Kekana
Published:
15
Aug
2023
The 10th of July 2023 was marked with joy and jubilation by many residents in Gauteng as the province experienced snow for the first time since 2012. For the homeless in Gauteng, it was an entirely different prospect altogether.
Briefs
Protecting Human Rights
Social Justice Transformation
Social Justice
Transformation
Author: Jos Venter
Published:
15
Nov
2022
On 22 October 2022, President Cyril Ramaphosa released the government’s response to the findings and recommendations of the Zondo Commission. The response puts forward various actions that will be taken to implement the recommendations aimed at the executive and the presidency. This brief highlights some of the crucial elements in the President’s response that have the potential to breathe life into the Zondo Commission’s findings and recommendations.
Briefs
state capture
president
politics and governance
Author: Jos Venter
Published:
29
Jul
2022
This brief explores the constitutional role of the Section 194 Committee tasked with establishing whether Public Protector Adv Busisiwe Mkhwebane has committed misconduct or is incompetent to hold office. It argues that in the course of carrying out its work, the Committee has no power to second guess judicial findings.
Fighting Corruption
Promoting Constitutional Democracy
Politics
Public Interest
Governance
Securing Accountability
Briefs
Strengthening the Judicial System
Building Democratic Institutions
Upholding the Rule of Law
Justice
Author: Helen Suzman Foundation
Published:
09
Jun
2022
This brief contains highlights from a discussion with HSF research fellow, Prof. Alex van den Heever regarding the implementation of basic income support in South Africa.
Economy
Briefs