FW DE KLERK FOUNDATION WELCOMES US-IRAN CEASEFIRE
2026-04-08
The FW de Klerk Foundation welcomes the US-Iran ceasefire as a critical step away from escalating conflict and toward a just, durable and peaceful resolution.
The FW de Klerk Foundation welcomes the US-Iran ceasefire as a critical step away from escalating conflict and toward a just, durable and peaceful resolution.
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The FW de Klerk Foundation releases its “Integrity and Oversight in South Africa’s Law Enforcement: 1994-2025” report which analyses the collapse of public trust and accountability in law enforcement agencies – and charts a bold path forward.
The FW de Klerk Foundations marks the 30th anniversary of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
Ismail Joosub reviews the National Prosecuting Authority, established to be constitutional bulwark against crime and corruption, which has suffered from political meddling, poor leadership choices and resource constraints to become a shell of itself.