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Welcoming Breakfast for the Scholars of the SAIIA/KAS Research Programme

 

The KAS invited to the Welcoming Breakfast at the beginning of the academic year the four scholars Zinhle Ngidi, Cayley Clifford, Kate Mlauzi, Genevieve Savary and their mentors to introduce them to the KAS and also to get to know each other better.
March 6, 2018 09.00-11.00 o'clock

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As in the previous years, the Welcoming Breakfast was taken as an opportunity to introduce the new scholars to the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and also to strengthen the bonds together.

In South Africa, the KAS has been active since the 1980s focusing on strengthening the democratic development together with local partners – among which is the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) one of the closest partners. The KAS/SAIIA Scholarship programme is one of the proudest partnerships, which was established 15 years ago. It created a great and valuable network, which has thrived over all those years.

The Youth is the future and they can be the agents of change. Therefore, the aim of the scholar programme is to support motivated and enthusiastic young persons and to create a network, which aims at connecting people and facilitating mutual exchange of expertise and support each other.

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March 6, 2018
09.00-11.00 o'clock
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KAS-office Johannesburg
60 Hume Road60 Hume Road, Dunkeld 2196,
2193 Dunkeld, Johannesburg
Republic of South Africa
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Dr. Christoph Wiedenroth

Christoph Wiedenroth

Project Manager

christoph.wiedenroth@kas.de
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From left to right: Genevieve Savary (Scholar), Cayley Clifford (Scholar), Michaela Braun (Project Manager KAS South Africa), Neuma Grobbelaar (SAIIA), Khetiwe Chitambira Mude (SAIIA), Elizabeth Sidiropoulos (SAIIA), Yarik Turianskyi (SAIIA) Cyril Prinsloo (SAIIA), Zinhle Ngidi (Scholar), Steven Gruzd (SAIIA), Asmita Parshotam (SAIIA), Christoph Plate (Director Media Programm Sub-Sahara Africa), Kate Mlauzi (Scholar)
From left to right: Genevieve Savary (Scholar), Cayley Clifford (Scholar), Michaela Braun (Project Manager KAS South Africa), Neuma Grobbelaar (SAIIA), Khetiwe Chitambira Mude (SAIIA), Elizabeth Sidiropoulos (SAIIA), Yarik Turianskyi (SAIIA) Cyril Prinsloo (SAIIA), Zinhle Ngidi (Scholar), Steven Gruzd (SAIIA), Asmita Parshotam (SAIIA), Christoph Plate (Director Media Programm Sub-Sahara Africa), Kate Mlauzi (Scholar)
New Scholars from left: Cayley Clifford, Genevieve Savary, Zinhle Ngidi, Kate Mlauzi
New Scholars from left: Cayley Clifford, Genevieve Savary, Zinhle Ngidi, Kate Mlauzi

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