On 20 November, Cobus van Deventer and Irene de Bod, from the National Institute of the Deaf, visited the FW de Klerk Foundation’s Office to report back on how the Foundation’s financial support has been utilised for the betterment of deaf South Africans.
On Wednesday, 19 November, the FW de Klerk Foundation hosted a group of twenty German visitors, who are currently touring South Africa to gain first-hand insights into the political and socio-economic condition of the country, at their offices in Gardens, Cape Town.
Amirah Hassim and Thando Malinga explore the pitfalls of online gambling in South Africa and identify the poor as the worst affected.
Ismail Joosub reviews the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption and how South Africa’s high-level, complex corruption cases are viewed by the public, as well as handled by the IDAC.
Six people were gunned down in Reiger Park after a gangster’s funeral—a tragedy born of a system that let gangsterism thrive. Apartheid’s legacy, inequality and state failure keep communities captive.
Amirah Hassim and Thando Malinga consider how spatial segregation, instigated during Apartheid, continues to shape how young people live, learn and dream today.
Amirah Hassim evaluates the R2,23 trillion Integrated Resource Plan (2025) and the potential this plan holds for the nation, especially the youth.
Daniela Ellerbeck clarifies the, sometimes confusing, South African lawmaking process to empower each South African to be an active citizen.
The FW de Klerk Foundation outlines how religious rights are protected by the Constitution and how diversity strengthens our nation, as outlined in its 2025 Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Rights Report Card.
