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09.06.2022 | Fort Hare Autumn School, Democracy and Political Culture, Youth leadership programme | News

Financial Inclusion – A Key Enabler

Financial Inclusion is a Key Enabler to Reducing Unemployment, Poverty and Enhancing Prosperity

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07.06.2022 | Socio Economic | Publication

Dominant Paradigms on Employment Creation in Sub-Sahara Africa

Understanding the political assumptions, ideologies and strategies that underpin government initiatives for employment creation in Sub-Saharan Africa and in particular in Ghana, Ethiopia, Madagascar,…

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30.05.2022 | Socio Economic | Publication

ASSESSING JUST PUBLIC TRANSPORT OUTCOMES IN THE GAUTENG CITY REGION

Public spending on public transport in Gauteng has not greatly improved use of or access to busses and trains, or facilitated formalisation of the combi-taxi industry.

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25.05.2022 | Voices, Event, News

Organising in The Era of Increasing Precarity – MAWUSA Exploits an Important Niche in Trade Union Organising

March 1, 2022 marked a very important day for the workers of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) and Community Work Programme (CWP) in the public sector when Maanda-Ashu Workers Union of South…

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22.04.2022 | Socio Economic | Event

WEB-SEMINAR- A Rightful Share of What, for Whom?

Views of universalism and deservingness from the South African unemployed

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21.04.2022 | Fort Hare Autumn School, Youth leadership programme | News

Fort Hare Autumn School: CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 2022

South Africa needs progressive leaders. Will you be one of them?

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14.04.2022 | Socio Economic | Event

Are Industrial Policies a Vehicle for creating Sustainable Decent Jobs?

NALUS Labour Studies Seminar and Web Seminar

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15.03.2022 | Socio Economic | Event

"I just want to survive"

A comparative study of food courier riders in three African cities.

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10.01.2022 | Democracy and Political Culture | Publication

Analysis of South Africa’s 2021 local elections and coalitions

Elections do not play out in isolation. In this context MISTRA’s report on the local government elections of 2021 goes beyond the historic event of 1 November 2021, and explores the conversion of the…

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15.12.2021 | Socio Economic | News

Ghost riders: the invisible lives of Johannesburg food couriers – photo essay

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 city.