South African Institute of International Affairs
Why Air Quality Matters in Our Communities: The Breathe and Thrive Air Aware Campaign
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 9th March 2026 The Air Quality Matters project can play a vital role in raising awareness about air quality issues and the impact on people’s health, as well as... →
SA’s Land System is Broken, but Collective Consent Offers a Way Forward
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 2nd March 2026 South Africa’s land and mining crisis is political and structural, and experts at the 2026 Mining Indaba agree that reform requires collective,... →
Aligning AU-EU Interests To Reshape Global Governance On Peace and Security
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 25th February 2026 The AU and EU share an interest in multilateral reform but differ in approach, with Africa advocating immediate structural change and Europe... →
How Youth Action is Breathing New Life into Johannesburg’s Air
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 19th February 2026 From classrooms to community halls, Johannesburg’s Youth Air Champions are turning knowledge into action, leading a movement that is redefining... →
South Africa’s Non-Alignment Posture Under the GNU: Still Seeking Multipolarity Amid Great Power Rivalry?
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 21st January 2026 Policymakers argue that South Africa’s openness to engaging with contested powers reflects its pursuit of a more equitable, multipolar world order.... →
Are Christians Persecuted? Well, It’s Complicated
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 12th December 2025 US President Donald Trump’s comments on Christian persecution in Nigeria highlight a sensitive issue, but religious violence is complex and demands... →
Advancing the Climate-Biodiversity-Development Nexus
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 2nd December 2025 Mainstreaming nexus approaches in both international and domestic policy must become the norm, breaking down persistent silos that separate... →
South Africa’s Partial G20 Success in 2025
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 27th November 2025 South Africa’s G20 presidency has highlighted the continent’s financial challenges amid an urgent need for debt reform and access to sustainable... →
What Fiscal History Reveals About the Urgency for Mission-Oriented Climate, Nature and Development Finance
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 26th November 2025 The allocation of climate finance is revealing. Roughly 90% flows to mitigation, with just 10% reaching adaptation – an imbalance reflecting global... →
What Fiscal History Reveals About the Urgency for Mission-Oriented Climate, Nature and Development Finance
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 25th November 2025 The allocation of climate finance is revealing. Roughly 90% flows to mitigation, with just 10% reaching adaptation – an imbalance reflecting global... →
