South Africa’s foreign policy must be grounded in the Constitution, guided by international law, human rights and principled non-alignment, and applied consistently without fear, favour or ideological double standards.
Amirah Hassim and Thando Malinga consider how spatial segregation, instigated during Apartheid, continues to shape how young people live, learn and dream today.
The FW de Klerk Foundation notes with grave concern the recent admission by President Cyril Ramaphosa that the Expropriation Act, 2024, contains unconstitutional provisions.
The FW de Klerk Foundation, in celebration of Heritage Day, proudly launched its Cultural, Religious and Language Rights 2025 Report Card today.
The FW de Klerk Foundation encourages the Madlanga Commission to keep pace and not linger to give wrongdoers time to regroup, and suggests ways for it to succeed. The rule of law cannot wait.
The FW de Klerk Foundation notes with deep concern the recent remarks by President Cyril Ramaphosa in which he appeared to praise Zimbabwe’s land redistribution policies.
The FW de Klerk Foundation’s Executive Director Christo van der Rheede addressed the G20 Interfaith Forum on the Challenges of Inequality: How Inequality is Understood, Challenges of Colonial and Political Legacies.
1 August 2025 is D-day for South Africa as a looming trade shock becomes reality: the United States is set to impose a punitive 30% tariff on South African exports. Ismail Joosub proposes how South Africa can recalibrate and cushion ourselves against such threats going forward.
Ismail Joosub analyses the recent conflict in the Middle East and questions whether those in leadership positions remember that escalation and “self-defence” attacks are not the only options – diplomacy is not dead.
