CONSTITUTIONAL COMMENTARY AND EVENTS

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PROMOTING A MORE INCLUSIVE SOCIETY IN SOUTH AFRICA

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.

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GERMAN TOUR GROUP VISITS THE CCTSA

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.

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PODCASTS

THE CONSTITUTION@WORK PRESENTS: COALITION GOVERNMENT

28 July 2025 @ All Day. –

In the latest episode of Constitution@Work, the FW de Klerk Foundation team – Christo van der Rheede, Daniela Ellerbeck and Ismail Joosub – is joined by Prof William Gumede to discuss how to achieve stable coalition governments. This timely conversation marks the recent first anniversary of the establishment of the 2024 Government of National Unity (“GNU”).

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THE CONSTITUTION@WORK PRESENTS: A CLOSER LOOK AT US TRADE TARIFFS

17 July 2025 @ All Day. –

In this episode of The Constitution@Work, Daniela Ellerbeck, Ismail Joosub, Christo van der Rheede and Sonia Twongyeirwe explore the potential effects of President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs on South Africa’s economy. They also highlight the critical role of negotiations and emphasise the need for South Africa to diversify its trade partners and export products to better navigate changing global dynamics.

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THE CONSTITUTION@WORK PRESENTS: ACHIEVING AN INCLUSIVE ECONOMY

16 July 2025 @ All Day. –

In this episode of The Constitution@Work, Daniela Ellerbeck and Ismail Joosub discuss the relevance and necessity of the FW de Klerk Foundation’s upcoming Constitutional Rights Conference on “Achieving an Inclusive Economy”, the topics each speaker will address and how building an inclusive economy can help bring the Constitution to life for all South Africans.

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