News: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung South Africa Office

15.12.2021 | Socio Economic | News

These men are among an army of thousands of riders who spend up to 16 hours a day, usually seven days a week, frantically ferrying food around the…

13.12.2021 | Socio Economic | News

Project 90 takes an organic, participatory approach working through their Energy SMART Citizens in Action project with twelve residents in the Cape…

13.12.2021 | Socio Economic | News

A growing range of initiatives by government, Eskom, the private sector and civil society are beginning to converge, with the Presidential Climate…

13.12.2021 | Promoting Democracy and Civil Participation | News

Democracy and civic participation

13.12.2021 | Socio Economic | News

The context of poverty where 55,5% or over 30,4 million South Africans live in poverty; immense inequality and a growing number of people with no…

10.12.2021 | Promoting Democracy and Civil Participation | News

Global solidarity and development policy is peace policy: 50th anniversary of Willy Brandt winning the Nobel Peace Prize.

On December 8, 2021, FES…

25.10.2021 | Socio Economic | News

The Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute (SPII), with the support of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, is hosted a three-webinar series on the…

19.10.2021 | Promoting Democracy and Civil Participation | News

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) in South Africa and fesmedia Africa recently concluded the African Media Barometer (AMB) with 10 panelists drawn…

08.10.2021 | Socio Economic | News

The Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone (MMSEZ) plans do not fit into South Africa’s energy, Just Transition or water planning, and do not respect…

Wednesday, 13.10.2021 - Virtual | Promoting Democracy and Civil Participation | Event, News

What is to be expected from a possible new coalition government?

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