Providing tools to build resilient democracies.
Strengthening citizen agency through fostering self-love to boost democracy, development and collective healing in South Africa and Africa Introduction Victims of colonialism, apartheid, systemic…
Among the greatest causes for African youth should be to defend democracy, deepen it and continuously breathe life in it. Democracy should be seen…
Introduction We require societies and democracies that are more sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous. Yet, we seem to be going backwards, both by objective performance…
Political parties are considered the pillars of contemporary representative democracy. This is true as representative democracy requires intermediary actors between state and society and…
South Africa’s legal profession – both public and private, certain law firms and some judiciary members have been key enablers in state capture, and…
There is an undeclared global war – the equivalent of a Cold War, between autocratic countries and those that are democratic, and within countries…
16th Dec in South Africa is a day of two significant historical events in 1838 and 1961. In 1838, the Battle of Blood River…
Democracy Works Foundation hosted a virtual conference Building Resilient and Inclusive Democracies, through Political Parties to share and reflect on the findings of the…
As political parties and candidates step up their election campaigns to canvas votes, this week Zambian Women and Youth Movements launched and presented their…
