South Africa: 25 years after the end of apartheid

The end of the apartheid regime in 1994 marked the beginning of hope for political and economic change in South Africa. 25 years later, we take a look at what has remained of the initial spirit of optimism. This series of interviews voices the perspectives of civil society, academia and the media from South Africa and its former liberation allies Nigeria and Kenya. They underline the importance of the fight against apartheid throughout Africa and the challenges facing South Africa today.

South Africa: 25 years after the end of apartheid

South African cities must creatively respond to structural unemployment

Resolving South Africa’s land crisis in South Africa requires radical solutions

We need a civic and feminist movement in the country

People must continue to strive for democracy

Borders Should Not Cause Us to Hate Each Other

Powerful companies and politicians must be held accountable

We need a civic and feminist movement in the country