Events

TWENTY YEARS OF LOCAL DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA: QUO VADIS?

TOWARDS GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE

The conference is reviewing the role of local governance of the last 20 years of South African democracy and the future role of local good governance as part of a vital democracy.

Our sorry past, A great resource for the future

Business Networking Breakfast

Dr Vincent Maphai, chairman on board of Taquanta Holdings, Rand Mutual Assurance and Discovery, will share his experience and thoughts on South Africa and our future. He has 20 years of experience in the private and academic sector.

Discourse Cafe with Mohammad Sami and Marthie Momberg

The FVZS Institute in cooperation with KAS organises a series of "Discourse Café"- events, providing students with the unique opportunity to meet renowned representatives from politics, academia, civil society and the media.

'We want what's ours'

Learning from South Africa's Land Restitution Programme

Land dispossession occurring in South Africa during colonialism and apartheid is a quintessential example of ‘dignity takings’, which involves the deprivation of property and also dignity.

KAS/SAIIA Annual Careers Evening

The careers evening, hosted by the SA Institute of International Affairs provides a platform for students in IR, Political Studies, Economics, Law and Journalism to gain a better understanding of the career opportunities that are available to them.

'We want what's ours'

Learning from South Africa's Land Restitution Programme

Land dispossession occurring in South Africa during colonialism and apartheid is a quintessential example of ‘dignity takings’, which involves the deprivation of property and also dignity.

The Social and Solidarity Economy

A Pathway to Socially Sustainable Development

The Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and Social Economy in partnership with the University of Johannesburg and KAS invites experts to share their views on new integrated models of economic development.

'We want what's ours'

Learning from South Africa's Land Restitution Programme

Land dispossession occurring in South Africa during colonialism and apartheid is a quintessential example of ‘dignity takings’, which involves the deprivation of property and also dignity.

Discourse Café

with Pieter Cronjé

The FVZS Institute in cooperation with KAS organises a series of "Discourse Café"- events, providing students with the unique opportunity to meet renowned representatives from politics, academia, civil society and the media.

The Future of Property Rights

This seminar, hosted by the FW de Klerk Foundation and KAS, focuses on government's perspective on property rights in South Africa. Experts discuss the legal, constitutional as well as the economic implications of the threat to these rights.