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BBC’s Focus on Africa speaks to William Gumede, Chairperson of Democracy Works Foundation.
Topic of this podcast looks at South Africa and the vote in Parliament to impeach President Jacob Zuma failed. Very few believed the ANC would vote against the President. So why was that prospect so unlikely?
We are excited to announce a new partnership between Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) and the Financial Services Volunteer Corps (FSVC)...
South Africa's legal profession – both public and private, certain law firms and some judiciary members have been key enablers...
Democracy Works Foundation Botswana successfully launched its training and mentorship support for women in political participation under the Botswana Democracy...
Democracy Works Foundation joins the global community in observing World Mental Health Day. World Mental Health Day brings a great...
Democracy Works Foundation-Eswatini (DWF-eSwatini), hosted a two-day Peer to Peer Learning Exchange in collaboration with the Electoral Commissions Forum of...
In March 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced cabinet’s plans to put South Africa on lockdown as part of the government’s...
Social partners involved in SA’s social dialogue have not been diverse enough, and so decisions often do not have broad...
A government that works for the people should necessarily work with the people. This is particularly true for the legislative...
Introduction The Civil Society Participation in Provincial Legislatures (CSPPL) project works to bridge gaps and facilitate partnerships between civil society...
Please join us for a Cool Politics Cafe (dialogue discussion) on The politics of marginalisation: What are the policy shifts...
