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DIRCO: Lindiwe Sisulu: Address by International Relations and Cooperation, at the Meeting of the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs/ International Relations, DIRCO, Pretoria (04/06/2018)
5th June 2018 It is my sincere honour to welcome you to South Africa on the eve of the Second Formal Meeting of the BRICS Ministers of Foreign... →
DIRCO: Meeting of the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs/International Relations
4th June 2018 The Ministers of Foreign Affairs/International Relations of the Federative Republic of Brazil, the Russian Federation, the Republic of India, the... →
Nelson Mandela’s leadership-Part 1: the early years
By: Raymond Suttner 4th June 2018 Despite the plethora of articles and books on Nelson Mandela, little is written on the precise qualities from which we can learn and possibly... →
eSwatini says keeping Taiwan diplomatic relations despite Chinese pressure
By: Reuters 1st June 2018 The Kingdom of eSwatini, formerly known as Swaziland, will maintain diplomatic relations with Taiwan, a government spokesperson told Reuters on... →
China angles for Swaziland to ditch Taiwan before major African summit
By: Reuters 1st June 2018 China hopes self-ruled Taiwan's only remaining African ally, Swaziland, will sever ties with Taipei before China hosts a summit of African leaders... →
Why foreign investment is no easy fix for Africa's energy needs
1st June 2018 Foreign investment in sub-Saharan Africa’s power sector has reached a record-high. Spurred on by the United Nations’ goal to ensure modern energy... →
Taiwan has lost all its friends in Africa – except eSwatini
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 31st May 2018 You have to feel for Taiwan. Last week the tiny island state lost yet another African ally, Burkina Faso, to its very big brother Beijing. This... →
South Africa’s foreign policy under Zuma: Towards greater strategic partnerships
By: South African Institute of International Affairs 23rd February 2018 South Africa’s 2019 general elections will be a critical moment for democracy as the country welcomes a post-Zuma future. Equally important is the... →
