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The Nelson Mandela School hosted research fellows and faculty members for a residential fellowship programme. This fellowship is part of the Open Society University Network (OSUN) Forum on Democracy and Development project. Read Fellows' reflections: bit.ly/3ZacYzz

We’re kicking off ECO DEM in Cape Town - now ! Alex Dyzenhaus and Dineo Seabe providing openings remarks - thinking about land reform, labour and the ecological crisis ! 🌍

The Nelson Mandela School Global Forum Sarah Thompson (Cornell) now discussing non-state judicial practices, gender and dispute resolution in tribal areas in Pakistan …. Where does the state fit in?

Second ECO-DEM panel w/Olivia Arigho-Stiles 🍉 Alex Dyzenhaus & Elena Pérez, on historical trends on land, nature and democracy in the global south The Nelson Mandela School Global Forum

Applications for the Master of Development Policy and Practice for the 2026 academic year are now open. Apply today: bit.ly/Public_Governa…

Happening now in Budapest : fellows from The Nelson Mandela School , SSA Lanka and CEU Democracy Institute have gathered to discuss opposition strategies in countries experiencing democratic backsliding.

Op-Ed | Europe Must Change Its Approach to Africa by Carlos Lopes Project Syndicate prosyn.org/tWePbgf

The very last day of cross-hub workshops in the project in Budapest CEU Democracy Institute 🥹 The fellows discussed how they could use AI for their own research projects. SSA Lanka The Nelson Mandela School Escuela de Gobierno de la Universidad de los Andes Eduardo Ryô Tamaki Levente Littvay

The School and Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity held a writing retreat for Global Atlantic Fellows - to generate innovative ideas and solutions for activism in Africa. This is part of the "Rethinking Activism in Africa: Enhancing Civic leadership in a time of uncertainty and transition" project.

The School partners with Remaking Trade for a Sustainable Future, Forum on Trade, Environment & the SDGs and IDOS_research to bring together policymakers, academics and social activists to discuss issues shaping global trade and sustainability.

Workshop | Reimagining Cooperation on Trade and Sustainability's first session provides an overview on Africa's trade and industrialization challenges, exploring how regional and global trade impact the continent's economic transformation.

🌍@TESSforum is proud to be co-organizing a workshop in Cape Town on 26–27 May 2025, on “Reimagining Cooperation on Trade and Sustainability: An African Perspective”, hosted by the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance The Nelson Mandela School, and in collaboration with Remaking Trade for a Sustainable Future

Industrialisation remains a pillar of economic development, but how can Africa ensure sustainability while advancing growth & ensuring greater value added in Africa? The second session examines policies in this regard.

Industrialization, industrialization, industrialization !!!!! it remains the cornerstone of any meaningful structural transformation. Those who neglect industrialization cannot genuinely claim to be advancing structural change. It is encouraging to witness my graduate school,

The nexus between climate change and trade panel discusses how Africa can navigate the intersection of climate change policies and trade regulations.

📢RIS/Dakshin – Global South Centre of Excellence at the Global Trade Governance Conference: Mr Atul Kaushik highlighted South-South cooperation as a vehicle for sustainable & inclusive Industrialisation in Africa. Sachin Chaturvedi Gulshan Sachdeva #SSC #Sustainable #Industrialisation #DAKSHINinAction

The second last session explores how Africa can move beyond raw material extraction to build competitive manufacturing and processing industries. It touches on intra-African collaboration, investment incentives and sustainable value chain development.

The Social Dimensions in Global Governance session examines how women, youth & grassroots movements are shaping global governance frameworks and advocating for more inclusive, equitable decision-making.

Day 1: Global Conference on Reimagining Cooperation on Trade and Sustainability: An African Perspective. Timely in light of South Africa’s G20 presidency and the AU’s G20 membership; Topics included the AfCFTA, WTO reform, Investment led trade, Climate Change and Inclusion.

The School welcomed research fellows and faculty members for an eight-month residential fellowship programme. To conclude this programme, the School hosted a conference titled "Building Democratic Resilience and Economic Transformation in Africa." 🔖bit.ly/4mAQwcV