Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees hosted a joint public outreach event at the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre on the topic of “Ending Statelessness”. The event discussed the legal and social implications of this important issue which affects an estimated 10 million people globally. In this paper, Sikho Luthango reports on what was discussed at the event.

Ousmane Niang

“Three Layers of Uncertainty – What’s Happening in Mozambique and Why Does It Matter?

Mozambique, a country with a long history of military and political instability, faces ongoing economic and political uncertainty. Economically it continues to be profoundly impacted by the negative consequences of the so-called “hidden loans”. Politically, the sudden death of Afonso Dhlakama, leader of Resistência Nacional de Moçambique (RENAMO), and the emergence of what is being called “Islamic radicalism” in the northern part of the country cast doubt upon Mozambique’s prospects to live under full peace and stability.

Fredson Guirramela L. Guilengue unpacks the situation further in the below paper.