House burglaries are on the rise and the banking sector and cash distribution industry consider the risks
The private sector can contribute to migration policy development to improve business operations, boost productivity and support the economy
The human rights of migrants are not protected by the country’s legislation
A product of the Zuma era, it reflects xenophobia and vilifies human rights groups and lawyers
The state security minister says he was not involved in the arrest of the student leader and rubbished allegations of being linked to rhino poaching.
The "Who owns What database" being relaunched by the ISS is making the assets and private interests of all elected officials available to the public.
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/ 28 January 2009
Burundian peace facilitator Jan van Eck died of a heart attack in Cape Town on January 27.
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/ 3 September 2008
HIV/Aids testing and treatment need more debate and a more sophisticated understanding, a seminar at the Institute of Security Studies heard.
Troops from the Indian Ocean archipelago of Comoros seized the rebel island of Anjouan on Tuesday with African Union military help, and the government said its self-declared leader had fled dressed as a woman.
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/ 26 February 2008
There is no dictator in Zimbabwe, just a lot of outside, unwelcome interference in the country’s affairs, the country’s ambassador to South Africa, Simon Khaya Moyo, said in Pretoria on Tuesday. ”Only the people of Zimbabwe can, through the ballot, tell the world who they think has their interests at heart,” he said.
Recent crime statistics show that whatever is being done to fight crime in South Africa is not working, an expert said on Friday. ”It shows us that there is something wrong with our approach to this fight,” researcher Johan Burger said at the Institute of Security Studies seminar on the country’s crime-prevention strategy.