International Dialogue & African Perspectives

Local resident Qhamani Mbunge says there are many challenges in the Atlantis area; but that promoting the green economy can create jobs and help prevent environmental degradation and pollution

How can collaboration ensure public spaces are designed and managed for all in African cities?

A series of reflections on urban public spaces with support from the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

By Western Cape Economic Development Partnership

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa shaking hands with the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz with the Group of 7 Germany Presidency, South African and German flags behind them.

Organising in The Time of Pandemic: 9 Lessons

It is 2020...

The Covid-19 Pandemic disrupts life as we have come to know it. It has dramatic effects on all aspects of socio-policital and economic systems.

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Solidarity with Ukraine

Statement

We declare our full solidarity with Ukraine. We stand by the side of our Ukrainian partners and colleagues, and at the same time also by the side of our partners in Russian civil society who are under harsh state repression.

By Barbara Unmüßig

EU-Africa relations in times of Covid-19

Dossier

The uneven distribution of Covid-19 vaccines is one of the main discussion points at EU-African Union summit on 17-18 February 2022. Two years into the pandemic, about 75% of the EU’s population has already received at least one vaccine dose, while on the African continent only 16% have been jabbed.

Why won’t Germany support a Covid-19 vaccine waiver? Anna Cavazzini answers this and more ahead of the EU-AU summit

Interview

Four civil society representatives ask MEP Anna Cavazzini (Greens/EFA) about the Covid-19 vaccine patent waiver, as the wane of some countries’ Omicron winters poses a new threat to global vaccine equity.

EU-Africa relations in times of Covid-19

Dossier

The uneven distribution of Covid-19 vaccines is one of the main discussion points at EU-Africa Union summit on 17-18 February 2022. Two years into the pandemic, about 75% of the EU’s population has already received at least one vaccine dose, while on the African continent only 16% has been jabbed. The sustained pandemic not only affects the public health conditions but also African economies, societies and political stability. This dossier sheds light on the impacts of Covid-19 on African countries and offers ways forward for a green, inclusive and feminist recovery.

Our Move Next

In this anthology, we collectively offer catharsis, cautionary tales, hidden hopes, spiritual beliefs or dreams of the future, past or parallel present. We hope this offering finds a home in the hearts, hard drives and ethereal playgrounds of those who have been building the world, fighting injustice and soothing historic hurts. The extent of what you receive from the creative expressions we have collected, we could only (and happily) speculate. Our Move Next.

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International Dialogue & African Perspectives

How can collaboration ensure public spaces are designed and managed for all in African cities?

It’s Time for the G7 to deliver on Africa

The UK’s refugee deal with Rwanda: “Setting a catastrophic precedent”

Reflections on Africa Month 2022

Organising in The Time of Pandemic: 9 Lessons

Solidarity with Ukraine

EU-Africa relations in times of Covid-19

Why won’t Germany support a Covid-19 vaccine waiver? Anna Cavazzini answers this and more ahead of the EU-AU summit

EU-Africa relations in times of Covid-19

Our Move Next