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This video features Part Two of the five-part series on our 26 November 2015 State of Democracy (SoD) debate, “Does local democracy work?” at Constitution Hill, Johannesburg with the panel consisting of William Gumede, Nomboniso Gasa, Ayesha Kajee and Lorette Tredoux. This clip continues the debate looking at issues of social mobilisation and movements, effective municipalities engaging with local communities and traditional leadership.
Following the successful inaugural Charter Project Africa Multi-Stakeholder National Dialogue held in Botswana in May, Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) is...
THE CHARTER AFRICA PROJECT MULTI-STAKEHOLDER DIALOGUE IN BOTSWANA DWF and Charter Africa Project held a multi-stakeholder national dialogue in Botswana...
Democracy Works Foundation (DWF), through the Charter Project Africa, is set to host multi-stakeholder national dialogues in four countries within...
About CAB4CLE DWF is implementing the CSO Capacity Building for Credible Local Elections, known as the CAB4CLE project, in Angola...
We are excited to announce a new partnership between Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) and the Financial Services Volunteer Corps (FSVC)...
BACKGROUND Sustainable democracy is inconceivable without political parties. Multiparty democracy depends on the existence of well-functioning political parties, a conducive...
DWF AWARDS GRANTS TO SEVEN CIVIC INITIATIVES FROM FOUR AFRICAN COUNTRIES DWF has recently concluded the Charter Project Africa seed...
South Africa's legal profession – both public and private, certain law firms and some judiciary members have been key enablers...
Democracy Works Foundation hosted a virtual conference Building Resilient and Inclusive Democracies, through Political Parties to share and reflect on...
Democracy Works Foundation Botswana successfully launched its training and mentorship support for women in political participation under the Botswana Democracy...
This video features Part Two of the five-part series on our 26 November 2015 State of Democracy (SoD) debate, “Does local democracy work?” at Constitution Hill, Johannesburg with the panel consisting of William Gumede, Nomboniso Gasa, Ayesha Kajee and Lorette Tredoux. This clip continues the debate looking at issues of social mobilisation and movements, effective municipalities engaging with local communities and traditional leadership.
This video features Part Two of the five-part series on our 26 November 2015 State of Democracy (SoD) debate, “Does local democracy work?” at Constitution Hill, Johannesburg with the panel consisting of William Gumede, Nomboniso Gasa, Ayesha Kajee and Lorette Tredoux. This clip continues the debate looking at issues of social mobilisation and movements, effective municipalities engaging with local communities and traditional leadership.