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Buchpräsentation
Election 2024, South Africa: Countdown to Coalition
Edited by Roger Southall and Collette Schulz-Herzenberg
Diskussion
Gender-Based Violence and Femicide
A Critical Exploration
Join the dialogue hosted by Centre for Non-Racialism and Democracy and the Transformation Office of Nelson Mandela University in partnership with Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.
Event
ausgebuchtLaunch of the Law and Governance Academy of Southern Africa (LAGASA)
The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) – invites you to the launch of its new capacity-building initiative, the LAGASA.
Live-Stream
The FW de Klerk Foundation Annual Conference 2025
South Africa's Position in the World Today
Online-Seminar
Civil Society and Parliament Symposium
Organised by OUTA, funded by KAS
Join us for the Civil Society & Parliament Symposium on 27 November 2024! This important event, hosted by OUTA and funded by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, will focus on fostering collaboration between parliament officials, civil society organizations, and stakeholders to enhance governance and accountability.
Buchpräsentation
Election 2024, South Africa: Countdown to Coalition
Edited by Roger Southall and Collette Schulz-Herzenberg
Join Nickolaus Bauer in discussion withh the authors, RSVP by 11 November, info.southafrica@kas.de.
Buchpräsentation
Election 2024, South Africa: Countdown to Coalition
Edited by Roger Southall and Collette Schulz-Herzenberg
Join Nickolaus Bauer in discussion with the authors. RSVP by 8 November, amanda@ddp.org.za.
Buchpräsentation
Election 2024, South Africa: Countdown to Coalition
Edited by Roger Southall and Collette Schulz-Herzenberg
Join Nickolaus Bauer in discussion with the authors. RSVP by 1 November, info.southafrica@kas.de.
Expertengespräch
Künstliche Intelligenz (KI): Herausforderungen und Chancen für junge Menschen
Podiumsdiskussion an der Nelson-Mandela-Universität.
Event
KAS x SAIIA Careers Event 2024
Formative Futures
Youth unemployment in South Africa remains a critical issue, with recent statistics indicating a staggering 45,5% unemployment rate among youth (15- 35 years old). The situation is particularly acute for those holding humanities degrees, who may face the misconception that their educational background lacks practical value in the job market. However, in a world marked by rapid digitalisation, climate change, and shifting geopolitical landscapes, the skills cultivated through humanities education are more essential than ever.
