Sonia Twongyeirwe considers the state of political rights in South Africa (which are guaranteed by section 19 of the Constitution) in 2024, as outlined in the Foundation’s 2024 Human Rights Report Card.
With the Electoral Reform Consultation Panel’s invitation for comments on why, how and whether South Africa’s present electoral system should be reformed, changed, or even replaced, Daniela Ellerbeck explores the options facing South Africa.
The outcome of the US election, tomorrow, will have a tremendous impact upon the United States’ and Africa’s relationship – influencing everything from trade agreements and foreign investments to strategic alliances and multilateral engagements.
The FW de Klerk Foundation made a written submission to the Electoral Reform Consultation Panel in response to the Panel’s invitation for comments on why, how and whether South Africa’s present electoral system should be reformed, changed, or even replaced.
Ismail Joosub explores the potential consequences of the upcoming US election on South Africa, examining key areas such as trade, foreign policy, energy, technology and investment and offering insights into how these factors could shape South Africa’s future.
In recognition of Mandela Day, Christo van der Rheede penned the article “A South African case study for international dialogue and solidarity for justice and lasting peace”.
Shaun Kinnes, an Intern at the FW de Klerk Foundation, explores the heightened intelligence and security measures implemented in the 2024 elections to ensure that they were free and fair.
Ismail Joosub, the FW de Klerk Foundation’s Legal Officer, examines what constitutes free and fair elections in South Africa, exploring the legal framework, the role of the Independent Electoral Commission (“IEC”), international standards and the challenges faced in upholding electoral integrity.
Ismail Joosub and Ezra Mendel attempt to evaluate whether identity politics resulted in any shifts in voter behaviour this election and what this means for the future of South Africa by looking at political parties’ strategies and the election results.
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