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Lockdown lessons on violence and policing in South Africa

ISS Today
02 SEP

Stability needed for CAR’s upcoming elections

Mohamed Diatta
12 AUG

Persistent high-level corruption at SAPS robs South Africans of right to safety in a violent society

Marianne Thamm
04 AUG

Call for SAPS to apply Marikana recommendations when dealing with civil unrest

Vincent Cruywagen
28 JUL

Schools, buses and trucks in flames — Cape Town forced to suspend services

Vincent Cruywagen
23 JUL

Darfur’s conflict could return to square one

Meressa K Dessu for ISS Today
22 JUL

Curbing violence is high on new Western Cape children’s commissioner’s agenda

Suné Payne
17 JUN

State abuses could match the threat of Covid-19 itself

Andrew Faull for ISS Today
02 APR

Choosing between the coronavirus and violence

Bonita Meyersfeld
24 MAR

Time to rethink the prevention of violent extremism in Africa

Isel van Zyl for ISS TODAY
30 JAN

Gut-punching play delivers the brutality of school bullying

Lesley Stones
16 JAN

Bringing up kids in a time of violence

Don Pinnock
29 NOV

Right to protest is most often met with threats and violence

Justin Jaftha and Khadija Bawa
13 NOV

Violence against civilians is on the rise in Africa

Zachary Donnenfeld for ISS Today
22 OCT

Better police use of data could cut South Africa’s crime

ISS Today
09 OCT

Blood and sand: The murder of UCT students

Rebecca Hodes
07 OCT

Commission for Gender Equality probes sexual violence in schools

Ayanda Mthethwa
03 OCT

Working together to address xenophobic violence in South Africa

Jean Pierre Misago, Loren Landau and Silindile Mlilo
26 SEP

Ramaphosa: No SA tradition promotes xenophobia or gender violence

Greg Nicolson
24 SEP

Cele insists SAPS has intelligence on mob attacks, despite critics claiming otherwise

Greg Nicolson
11 SEP 2019

Mob attacks quiet for now – but residents fear violence at nightfall

Greg Nicolson & Bheki Simelane
09 SEP 2019