Despite adopting the Malabo Protocol five years ago, efforts by African states to establish the court have stalled.
Institute for Security Studies
Politics and Society Libya’s war becomes a tech battleground
Foreign intervention has brought drones, cyber-attacks and social media propaganda that foreshadow the future of armed conflict.
Politics and Society Xenophobia, like racism, must be treated as a crime
Persecuting foreigners is contrary to SA’s constitutional promise that the country belongs to all who live in it.
Politics and Society Africa’s youth stand up to seasoned politicians
Bobi Wine’s political movement in Uganda shows how organised youth groups can challenge the status quo.
Politics and Society Can South Africa repair its image damaged by xenophobia?
SA needs to end the denialism around xenophobia and engage in frank dialogue with its continental partners.
Politics and Society South Africa’s problems are not caused by foreigners
Concrete measures to strengthen the rule of law are necessary to prevent outbreaks of public violence.
Politics and Society Proceed with caution: Africa’s growing foreign military presence
Will countries heed the AU Peace and Security Council’s concerns about foreign military bases on the continent?
Politics and Society Tippex election can’t erase Malawians’ dissatisfaction
Malawi’s opposition and civil society are ready for more protests over the presidential poll results.
Politics and Society Is the AU becoming more efficient?
Despite a decision to streamline activities, the recent Niamey meeting had all the trappings of a regular summit.