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Publications Memoirs of the Stalwarts The individual episodes of the living archives series will be transcribed and converted to written biographies. Each biography will represent a chapter in a book to be published for purposes of capturing for posterity the historical contributions of the numerous stalwarts and activists that sacrificed themselves in order to bring about the current democratic dispensation. The international anti-apartheid activists During the period of South Africa’s liberation struggle, many international activists participated in actions of solidarity with the ANC and the broader liberation movement. They came from many countries, notably the United Kingdom, Europe and the USA. Their individual contributions collectively mobilised public opinion in favour of the anti-apartheid effort. This opinion undeniably contributed towards the coordinated international action against the apartheid regime, and ultimately towards the ushering in of democracy in South Africa. The envisaged book will comprise several chapters, with individual chapters being allocated to both well-known and as well as largely unknown individuals, and celebrities. It will tell their life stories, their contribution to South Africa’s liberation struggle, and their assessment of its democratic achievements and outcomes. Journal for Inclusive Public Policy The ISI intends to publish a biannual academic journal, which it aims to have accredited as its reputation gets established. The journal will comprise peer-reviewed articles and research on matters of public policy, across all disciplines, and inclusive democracy. Given the ISI’s value system, the content of the journal will contain bias for contributions authored from a social and national democratic ideological position. The objectives of the institute are that the journal will contribute to the body of knowledge and that it will provoke public policy dialogue. Social Democrat magazine The biannual magazine aims to promote nation-building and reconciliation, social democracy, good governance and patriotism. It will be widely distributed to members of aligned political parties and civil society organisations and the general public. It will be available in both print and digital format. Content will be varied and will include articles such as those profiling leaders and role-players in society, human achievements, policy initiatives, arts, sports and culture, matters of policy and legislation, the economy and infrastructure delivery, the history of the liberation movement, etcetera.

Liberation Archives The constitution of the ISI mandates the institute to host a comprehensive archive on the broader liberation movement. Currently these archives are fragmented and hosted by various entities at several sites, locally and abroad. This project aims to, in the first instance, develop a single portal to access all the sites, with an overarching search engine across all sites. In the second instance, it will actively search and gather material not yet lodged at an archive. Thirdly, it will create its own material for lodging in its own institutional archive. The ‘Liberation Archives’ will be promoted as a primary source of information of the liberation movement. It could be accessed by the general public for research purposes, including scholars and students who regularly need such information for projects. Similarly, it will be geared to be used as a source of information for public promotion and civic information purposes. The ANC Archives website has been set up specifically to facilitate research into the 100 year history of the African National Congress, the oldest liberation movement in the World. Up Bodleian Libraries - Archive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement. The Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) archive contains material from its the beginnings of the Movement in the late 1950s as the Boycott Committee to a few years after is dissolution in 1994 and the creation of its successor organisation, Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA). The archive contains minutes, papers and correspondence of the Executive and National Committees , as well as similar material from the other sub-committees formed. There are papers relating to the AAM's relations with the British Government, political parties, international organisations and local anti-apartheid groups in the UK and overseas, and material created in the course of its campaigns. The archive contains a significant number of posters, photographs, artworks and badges, and some other objects. Up Anti-Apartheid Movement. Forward to Freedom tells the story of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement and its campaigns to support the people of South Africa in their fight against apartheid. The AAM also campaigned for freedom for Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Angola, and against South Africa’s attacks on its neighbours. Up Constitution Hill is a living museum that tells the story of South Africa’s journey to democracy. The site is a former prison and military fort that bears testament to South Africa’s turbulent past, and today, is the home to the country’s Constitutional Court. The online exhibition and curated archive tells the known and unknown stories of the making and working of the South African Constitution. It curates the rich archival history of constitution-making in our country. Up The International Institute of Social History in the Netherlands, serves science and society on a global scale. At an international level they generate and offer reliable information and insights about the origins, effects and consequences of social inequality. Gain access here to their Anti-Apartheid and Southern Africa Collection Up Liliesleaf is one of South Africa’s foremost national heritage sites. Between 1961 and 1963, Liliesleaf served as the secret headquarters and nerve centre of the ANC, SACP, Umkhonto we Sizwe and the Congress Alliance. Up Physical Archives not yet digitised Bodleian Libraries - Archive of the Bishop Ambrose Reeves Trust. Comprises: South Africa Racial Amity Trust (SARAT), 1965-85; Bishop Ambrose Reeves Trust (BART) minutes and publications, 1980-96; conferences and projects, 1987-93; and general files, 1974-95. Up Bodleian Libraries - Archive of End Loans to Southern Africa. Comprises of publications, memoranda, correspondence, minutes, confrence papers, and papers relating to the End Loans to Southern Africa (ELTSA) campaign. Material dates from 1974 to 1995. Up Bodleian Libraries - Archive of Ronald Press. Papers of Ronald Press concerning his life as an activist and trade unionist in South Africa and in exile in Britain. The papers include certificates, correspondence and articles by Press on subjects including science, Marxism, trade unionism, Southern African politics and his work for Umkhonto we Sizwe. There are also some photographs, video tapes and badges and some papers relating to trade unions and World War I from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Up Bodleian Libraries - Correspondence and papers of Archbishop Trevor Huddleston. Correspondence and papers relating to Huddleston's work, the organisations in which he was involved, and his friends and colleagues. Included are sermons, speeches, photographs, audio-visual material and newspaper cuttings. There is also correspondence and papers collected by Joe Rogaly, Eric James and Robin Denniston (Huddleston's biographers) and Ernest and Lorna Huddleston (Huddleston's father and stepmother). Up Bodleian Libraries - Papers of Howard Barrell. Research material collected by Barrell for his DPhil thesis, comprising transcripts of interviews with ANC leaders and members, and documents by or about the ANC which in Barrell's opinion are rare; with list of material taken from his bibliography. Up Bodleian Libraries - Papers of the Namibia Support Committee. Minutes and papers of policy-making bodies, 1981-1993 Records relating to the Committee's London administration, including minutes, accounts, funding applications, correspondence, papers relating to staff and membership, press releases and reports, [1981-1993] Records of the Campaign Against Namibian Uranium Contracts (CANUC), including minutes, funding applications, correspondence, reports, papers relating to particular campaigns and events, and publications, [1977-1992] Campaign reports, minutes, publications, photographs, etc. relating to the SWAPO Women's Solidarity Campaign (SWSC), 1980-1991 Campaign leaflets, correspondence, photographs, etc. relating to the Health Collective, 1977-1989 Papers relating to the Release All Political Prisoners campaign, with lists of Namibian political prisoners, 1984-1986 Reports, minutes, leaflets, etc. relating to the Trade Union Group, 1977-1991 Papers relating to other campaigns and projects, 1980-1993 Papers relating to national events organised by the Committee, 1980-1992 Publications and related papers, 1979-1993 Memoranda, correspondence, reports, minutes, posters, etc. produced by and relating to local Namibia Support Groups, 1986-1991 Minutes, correspondence, etc. relating to inter-agency campaigns with Committee representation, 1988-1992 Papers of other British and international organisations, 1977-1992 Papers of other Namibian organisations, c1969-1993 Photographs, [1967-1991] Merchandise and banners, 1970s-1990s Up Bodleian Libraries - Papers of Stephen Clingman relating to Bram Fischer, c.1908-c.1998. The collection comprises papers relating to the Fischer family (boxes 1-19), papers relating to legal and political cases in which Bram Fischer was involved (boxes 20-21) and papers relating to Bram Fischer's trial, illness and death (boxes 22-25). Box 4 contains a guide and background to the archive compiled by Yvonne Malan, including an explanation of abbreviations and a list of prominent people appearing in the archive. Yvonne Malan has also translated some of the material in Afrikaans and the translations can be found in the relevant boxes. Note: The papers are mainly photocopies of correspondence and newspaper cuttings. Up More to come, watch this space! Up

Testimonials Prof Jorgen Elklit University of kdlsjaf;ls Sweden May 23, 2024 "Your latest ISI paper on crime statistics etc. is a very fine read – and very convincing – so I just want to congratulate you on its publication, just a week before the elections, where precisely crime and its magnitude has been an important issue." Prof Jorgen Elklit University of kdlsjaf;ls Sweden May 23, 2024 "Your latest ISI paper on crime statistics etc. is a very fine read – and very convincing – so I just want to congratulate you on its publication, just a week before the elections, where precisely crime and its magnitude has been an important issue." Roseanne Harris Job Discovery Health Nov 11, 2020 Congratulations on a great document. I am very aware of the extensive thought and consultation that went into preparing this which presents a number of practical ways forward for achieving the policy objectives in a more feasible way and also to try and ensure more immediate and incremental improvements than a “big-bang” approach. I think the conceptualisations are very appropriate to the reality of the current circumstances and are really well articulated. I certainly hope that these views gain some traction with the Portfolio Committee and other policymakers. Prof Jorgen Elklit University of kdlsjaf;ls Sweden May 23, 2024 "Your latest ISI paper on crime statistics etc. is a very fine read – and very convincing – so I just want to congratulate you on its publication, just a week before the elections, where precisely crime and its magnitude has been an important issue."

Polling GovDem Poll This comprehensive poll will be designed to inform political strategy and public policy. Samples will be drawn to assess party-political support patterns and shifts, to assess public opinion on government performance and support for government policy initiatives. Questions will also be included to gain empirical data to support the various research projects of the ISI.

Reports The South Africa Social Cohesion Index: Measuring the well-being of a society - 2025 UPDATE Inclusive Society Institute 3 days ago Artificial Intelligence in Public Policy: Gateway to inclusion or risk to democracy Inclusive Society Institute Feb 18 #2/26 Open Consultation Mondays: What is the future of the G20 in a fragmenting world? Daryl Swanepoel Feb 11 #1/26 Open Consultation Mondays: The U.S. intervention in Venezuela: Global reactions and implications Klaus Kotzé Feb 3 Language, Learning and Social Cohesion: Lessons from Finland for South Africa Daryl Swanepoel Jan 28 FOCAC AT TWENTY-FIVE: A reflective inquiry into a matured partnership Daryl Swanepoel Jan 21 #12/25 Open Consultation Mondays: Dissecting China's global governance initiative Daryl Swanepoel Jan 12 VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN AFRICA - Trends, Drivers and Pathways to Resilience Odile Bulten Jan 7 Quantifying the impact of restrictive monetary policy on the South Africa economy since 2022 Roelof Botha & Ilse Botha Dec 11, 2025 G20 Socio-Economic Rights Barometer Inclusive Society Institute Dec 5, 2025 The impact of longevity on fiscal sustainability in South Africa Fanie Joubert Oct 29, 2025 REFORMING THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL - Regional Union representation as a pathway to legitimacy and effectiveness Daryl Swanepoel Oct 8, 2025 AFRICA'S SECURITY IN TRANSITION: An examination of Africa's contemporary peace and stability challenges Odile Bulten Sep 24, 2025 REFORM UN80 - Renewal or Decline? The future of multilateralism at the United Nation's 80th anniversary Daryl Swanepoel Sep 17, 2025 RISING DISTRUST: GovDem survey shows sharp increase in anti-immigration sentiment in South Africa Daryl Swanepoel Sep 3, 2025 FINANCING AFRICA ON AFRICA’S TERMS: Rethinking development sovereignty in a shifting global order Odile Bulten Aug 27, 2025 CROSSROADS: Navigating the US-Africa-China triangle in a changing global order Daryl Swanepoel Aug 20, 2025 Advancing equitable climate finance for developing nations: A moral, ethical and pragmatic imperative Daryl Swanepoel Jul 2, 2025 The role of Middle Powers in (re)balancing the Global Governance System and reviving Multilateralism and the UN Daryl Swanepoel Jun 4, 2025 2025 African Consultative Meeting Daryl Swanepoel May 21, 2025 Human Rights Barometer for G20 Members Inclusive Society Institute Apr 24, 2025 Gearing the economy for growth: Economic resilience through strategic macroeconomic interventions Jan van Heerden Apr 2, 2025 Decolonisation of education: Not a destination, but a continuous journey Klaus Kotzé Feb 19, 2025 The South Africa Social Cohesion Index: Measuring the well-being of a society - 2024 UPDATE Georgi Dragolov & Klaus Boehnke Feb 5, 2025 Inclusive Society Institute releases the 2024 South African Social Cohesion Index Inclusive Society Institute Feb 5, 2025 The South Africa Social Cohesion Index: Measuring the well-being of a society Georgi Dragolov & Klaus Boehnke Nov 26, 2024 Effectively addressing human challenges: What would a Global Resilience Council bring? Klaus Kotzé Aug 21, 2024 Africa Consultative Meeting: Bringing African voices together Klaus Kotzé May 9, 2024 Reflections on the Zero Draft of the Pact for the Future Nicola Jo Bergsteedt Apr 11, 2024 Danish Labour Market Model: Lessons for South Africa Nicola Jo Bergsteedt Feb 21, 2024 Coalition Government: Lessons from Finland Olivia Main Feb 7, 2024 Overview of the Construction Mafia Crisis in South Africa Mariaan Webb Jan 24, 2024 Building the Future: Construction Industry Summit Mariaan Webb Nov 8, 2023 Global South Perspectives on Global Governance Reform Klaus Kotzé & Daryl Swanepoel Sep 15, 2023 The shape of the Electric Vehicle revolution in SA and the possible impact thereof on the Eskom grid Ilze-Marie le Roux Jun 28, 2023 Understanding gender inequality Percept Actuaries and Consultants May 3, 2023 Measuring Social Cohesion in South Africa Daryl Swanepoel Apr 19, 2023 The feasibility of establishing a Basic Income Grant in South Africa Roelof Botha Mar 8, 2023 Is South Africa's democracy properly funded? Daryl Swanepoel Feb 22, 2023 Understanding youth inequality Percept Actuaries and Consultants Feb 8, 2023 ISI Annual Lecture 2022 Inclusive Society Institute Feb 1, 2023 Sustainable population and possible standards of living Inclusive Society Institute Jan 25, 2023 South Africa can find inspiration in Denmark's social model Inclusive Society Institute Dec 15, 2022 Developing an effective response to addressing Xenophobia in SA - An ISI Roundtable Inclusive Society Institute Sep 21, 2022 ANC 6th National Policy Conference - Inclusive Society Institute Insights Inclusive Society Institute Sep 14, 2022 Rejuvenating South Africa's Economy - the tourism industry's potential Inclusive Society Institute Sep 7, 2022 South Africa's growth potential in absence of economic speed bumps Inclusive Society Institute Aug 17, 2022 Inequality and Demography Inclusive Society Institute Jul 27, 2022 1 2 Up

Liberation & Living Archives Living archives Whilst much of the history of the ANC and broader liberation movement has been captured in various formats and stored at archives of the movement, many stories remain untold. The living archive project of the ISI aims to capture for posterity these untold stories. The institute is particularly concerned with the aging stalwarts of the movement, as procrastination may inevitably result in the loss of historic content. It will therefore initially focus on capturing the accounts of these stalwarts through the production of documentaries on the individual. These documentaries will be recorded in the form of video biographies, in which they relay their life passage, their involvement in the struggle, the values they embodied and strived for, together with their critique of the countries democratic emancipation, and their assessment of the ideals that remain to be achieved. Several episodes will be produced each year, with one episode devoted to a stalwart/activist. Setting-up of the ‘Liberation Archives’ The constitution of the ISI mandates the institute to host a comprehensive archive on the broader liberation movement. Currently, these archives are fragmented and hosted by various entities at several sites, locally and abroad. This project aims to, in the first instance, develop a single portal to access all the sites, with an overarching search engine across all sites. In the second instance, it will actively search and gather material not yet lodged at an archive. Thirdly, it will create its own material for lodging in its own institutional archive. The ‘Liberation Archives’ will be promoted as a primary source of information about the liberation movement. It could be accessed by the general public for research purposes, including scholars and students who regularly need such information for projects. Similarly, it will be geared to be used as a source of information for public promotion and civic information purposes.

Media Coverage - 2026 Feb 21, 2026 Economists call for an overhaul of Reserve Bank's MPC Sunday Times Up Feb 21, 2026 Kan een skool meer as een taalgemeenskap huisves? Netwerk24 Up Feb 16, 2026 AI can deepen democracy, or destroy it — the choice is ours Daily Maverick Up Feb 11, 2026 Early childhood and early adolescent predictors of internalising symptoms in adolescents: findings from a longitudinal study in a high-risk South African environment Springer Nature Link Up Feb 5, 2026 The quiet innovation that could unlock mother-tongue education in SA Daily Maverick Up Jan 27, 2026 DARYL SWANEPOEL: Why the fear over losing Agoa may be overstated | SA News MyZA Up Jan 27, 2026 DARYL SWANEPOEL: Why the fear over losing Agoa may be overstated Business Day Up Jan 24, 2026 Free SA urges opposition to draft hate speech regulations, warns of threats to privacy and free expression The Star Up Jan 21, 2026 Why Africa’s terrorism crisis is a governance crisis first Daily Maverick Up Jan 21, 2026 Why Africa's Terrorism Crisis Is a Governance Crisis First All Africa Up Jan 21, 2026 Dispute over Greenland: Conflict Prevention Possibilities under the UN Charter Katoikos Up Jan 18, 2026 Klaus Kotzé: American primacy revised — terra nova in the 21st century Business Day Up Jan 13, 2026 Daryl Swanepoel: Het ons boedel oorgegee? Netwerk24 Up Jan 12, 2026 After the Scroll: A Reflection of South Africa's Mood and the Need for Rational Hope IOL Up Jan 12, 2026 After the Scroll: A Reflection of South Africa's Mood and the Need for Rational Hope Business Report Up Jan 11, 2026 2026 local elections: South Africa braces for a surge in hung councils IOL Up Jan 11, 2026 South Africa's municipal elections: The rise of hung councils and coalition governance Daily News Up Jan 9, 2026 When Words Wound the Nation: Social Media, Racism, and Social Cohesion African News Agency Up Jan 7, 2026 Right of Reply: Growth, equality and the question we keep avoiding BizNews Up Jan 7, 2026 Record high interest rates are a self-inflicted economic blow BusinessDay Up Up

Our Value System The Inclusive Society Institute (ISI) is broadly aligned with social democracy , an ideology that favours social and economic interventions aimed at advancing social justice. It does so within the framework of a democratic, free market society. Thus, it promotes a say for people in government actions, supports a competitive economy while also helping the more vulnerable and poorer people in society. The ISI promotes national democracy in South Africa by supporting processes aimed at transforming the country into a non-racial, non-sexist, united democratic society, in which all people enjoy equal rights. Since economic growth and social development needs to be balanced, the ISI considers the developmental state model, in which government plays an active role in guiding economic development, as the most appropriate approach for transforming the economy and society. It, therefore, finds acceptable the use of state resources and state influence to confront poverty and expand economic opportunities. It believes that the well-being of South Africa is best promoted by ensuring an inclusive society , in which the composition of the economy, government and civil society equitably reflects the demographics of the nation, and in which people from all cultural, religious and social groupings are able to freely and equally participate therein.

The Board Prof Zweli Ndevu Chairperson Mr Keith Khoza Member Ms Buyelwa Sonjica Deputy Chairperson Ms Joanmariae Fubbs Member Ms Karensa Millard Member Mr Daryl Swanepoel Chief Executive Officer The Advisory Council The Advisory Council Ms Khanyisile Kweyama Chairperson Prof David Mosoma Member Mr Roelf Meyer Member Mr Stephen Langtry Member Mr Thabang Chiloane Deputy Chairperson Ms Jenny Wu Member Ms Nondumiso Sithole Member Dr Klaus Kotzé Member Mr Vusi Khanyile Member Dr Douglas Blackmur Member Dr Motsamai Molefe Member Mr Joseph Zinyana Member The Staff & Consultants The Staff Ms Berenice Marks Executive Services Email: admin2@inclusivesociety.org.za Dr Klaus Kotzé International Email: klaus.rsa@gmail.com Mr Edwin Mc Queen Finance & Administration Email: admin@inclusivesociety.org.za Mr Patrick Motsepe Constitutional Education Email: patrickmorathi@yahoo.com Mr Hans Mackenzie Main Social Media Email: info@freehance.co.za Mr Seth O'Dea Events Email: sethodea@gmail.com Up

About Us zkhiphani.co.za The Inclusive Society Institute (ISI) is an autonomous and independent institution that functions independently from any other entity. It is founded for the purpose of supporting and further deepening multi-party democracy. The ISI’s work is motivated by its desire to achieve non-racialism, non-sexism, social justice and cohesion, economic development and equality in South Africa, through a value system that embodies the social and national democratic principles associated with a developmental state. It recognises that a well-functioning democracy requires well-functioning political formations that are suitably equipped and capacitated. It further acknowledges that South Africa is inextricably linked to the ever-transforming and interdependent global world, which necessitates international and multilateral cooperation. As such, the ISI also seeks to achieve its ideals at a global level through cooperation with like-minded parties and organs of civil society who share its basic values. Whilst the institute undertakes research through the lens of social and national democratic values and principles, it is pragmatic, not dogmatic, in its approach.

Home Who We Are What We Do Participants Contact Us 662A9498 662A9498 1/1 Welcome to the Who We Are The Africa Think-Tank Dialogue (ATD) is an informal collaboration of African think-tanks that have African socio-economic development, governance and a fairer, more inclusive, multilateral order at the heart of their work. As such, the ATD discusses, amongst others: Africa’s governance within the framework of the African Union Arica’s relationship with other regional structures such as the European Union, BRICS, the Forum for China Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) and the G20 Af rica’s relationship with world powers such as the United States of America, Europe and China Reform of the United Nations and other multilateral organisations in order to reposition Africa's role in the global order How to improve sustainable development in Africa, including required adaptation resulting from Climate Change Who We Are What We Do The African Consultative Meeting is held annually in Cape Town, South Africa Participation in the conferences, seminars, workshops and webinars – both ATD organised and those organised by the participating organisations Participation in the programmes of the Global South Perspectives Network Research Advocacy Early warning mechanism on emerging issues for the continent Promote African reform for more inclusive governance and economic development Act as a catalyst for African reformation and unity What We Do Participants Participants Kamanda Rajabu Diwani Centre (Tanzania) Institute for Global Dialogue (South Africa) University of Johannesburg (South Africa) Inclusive Society Institute (South Africa) Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (Nigeria) CAPEC (Cote d'Ivoire) ALESCO (Algeria) Development Aid (Tunisia) Centre for International Policy Africa (CIP-Africa - Tanzania) Mashariki Research & Policy Centre (MRPC - Kenya) Institute for Strategic & Policy Studies (ISPS - South Sudan) Transatlantic Institute for South-South Cooperation (TISSC - Senegal) Applicants University of Algiers (Algeria) Africa Policy Institute (API - Kenya) Contact Us Africa Think-tank Dialogue Secretariat administered by the Inclusive Society Institute: Physical Address: 5 High Cape House, 21 Ben Avenue, Vredehoek, Cape Town, South Africa, 8001 Postal Address: PO Box 12609, Mill Street, Cape Town, South Africa, 8010 Phone: +27 (0) 21 201 1589 Email: atd@inclusivesociety.org.za Website: www.inclusivesociety.org.za/africa-think-tank-dialogue Contact Us Up

Policy Research and Analysis National Health Insurance (NHI) Financing Government has introduced new National Health Insurance legislation, which aims to provide universal access to affordable quality healthcare. The legislation is being contested on various fronts. The ISI supports universal access to for all to affordable quality healthcare conditional on the fiscus being able to fund it and on the understanding that the existing world-class health infrastructure is not sacrificed. This research aims to provide various financing and structural models to achieve the principle objectives set out in the legislation. The research will also include a study of various UHC systems in other jurisdictions, for example, Germany, Ireland, South Korea, etcetera, from which lessons could be drawn to inform a consensus South African position. Options for electoral reform The current electoral system has served the transition to democracy well. Negative political developments, combined with a maturing electorate, however, started to raise questions as to the continued suitability of the current arrangements. Voices in society are starting to call for electoral reform that will usher in greater accountability, and accessibility, from and to, publicly elected representatives. It has, for example, reached a point where a case is currently serving before the Constitutional Court to amend electoral legislation to allow for individuals to stand for public office in all spheres of government. This research will assess public opinion regarding the current electoral systems and their desirability for change. It will consider the public’s current concerns and survey available electoral alternatives that may be deployed as a response thereto. The researchers will then design options for consideration. Existing electoral data will be modelled to simulate voting outcomes for each of the proposed options. Assessment: Progress towards economic transformation Government has introduced several regulatory measures aimed at bringing about economic transformation in order to create an inclusive economy that is equitably accessible to all. Given the nature of the country’s discriminatory past, these measures include policies such as affirmative action, black economic empowerment, the black industrialist programme, government procurement set-asides for specific population groups, et cetera. There are regular contradictions in proclamations as to the extent of progress made in normalising the South African economic environment. It appears that no comprehensive measurement has been done to date. This research aims to measure the extent of economic transformation that has taken place since the advent of democracy in 1994. Furthermore, it will provide the basis for an annual economic transformation index, a measurement tool to track progress on an annual basis. Options for electoral reform The current electoral system has served the transition to democracy well. Negative political developments, combined with a maturing electorate, however, started to raise questions as to the continued suitability of the current arrangements. Voices in society are starting to call for electoral reform that will usher in greater accountability, and accessibility, from and to, publicly elected representatives. It has, for example, reached a point where a case is currently serving before the Constitutional Court to amend electoral legislation to allow for individuals to stand for public office in all spheres of government. This research will assess public opinion regarding the current electoral systems and their desirability for change. It will consider the public’s current concerns and survey available electoral alternatives that may be deployed as a response thereto. The researchers will then design options for consideration. Existing electoral data will be modelled to simulate voting outcomes for each of the proposed options. Economic blueprint The South African economy remains stubbornly sluggish. With this year’s GDP growth anticipated to be below one percent, debt to GDP rising to over 65 percent, and unemployment at a record high of 29 percent, imaginative thinking is required to catapult the country out of its current trajectory. Simultaneously, the economy needs to be transformed in order to address inequality, to mainstream the informal sector and to become more demographically inclusive. The Inclusive Society Institute is of the opinion that it cannot be business as usual. New ‘out of the box’ thinking is required, and non-conventional intervention considered. In developing a new progressive economic blueprint for South Africa, the institute wishes to bring all the economic role-players into a non-conventional environment of dialogue – thereby enabling a disengagement from formal mandates into one that encourages a free-flow of ideas. The composition of the dialogue would also weigh more heavily on economic practitioners, as opposed to traditional academia and office-bound policymakers. It will comprise five phases: (i) A first round of discussions with focus groups encompassing all sectors of the economy on what is wrong, what needs to be fixed, and a second round of discussions on ‘out of the box’ ideas, (ii) lessons from other depressed economies that were able to turn themselves into winning nations, (iii) research, analyses and drafting of concept blueprint, (iv) consultative forum to discuss concept and (v) formal release process. Asia-South Africa economic cooperation South African enterprises, in their efforts to foster new markets, are increasingly targeting Asian economies. The objective of this project is to get a better understanding of the prospects, challenges and functioning of the Asian markets, so as to leverage development therefrom. The project will be executed in cooperation with research institutions and enterprises from across the Asian region. It will comprise roundtable discussions on various aspects of cooperation, study visits, surveys and in-depth research. Understanding inequality Statistics South Africa, with the support of the French Development Agency (AFD), recently released a report on inequality in South Africa. The gist of the findings was that 25 years into the new democracy, the overall inequality patters between black and white remains largely unchanged. The ISI believes that a deeper understanding of the inequality is required to assess whether the building blocks established by government has set demographic wealth transformation on the right trajectory. This requires a series of statistical drilling down exercises, taking age, sector, and type of work into account. It also requires a differentiated treatment of the unemployed, under-employed and the extreme earners (top 1%).

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Media Coverage - 2025 Dec 26, 2025 Daryl Swanepoel: SA het nie minder debatte oor ras nodig Netwerk24 Up Dec 26, 2025 Cathay Pacific’s post-pandemic turnaround offers lessons for struggling SAA Daily Maverick Up Dec 19, 2025 Dave Steward: How to achieve equality - A response to Daryl Swanepoel BizNews Up Dec 14, 2025 What Buys gets wrong: Equality is not totalitarianism BizNews Up Dec 11, 2025 African Special Economic Zones: an overview GlobalAfrica Network Up Dec 10, 2025 Calls rise for independent whistleblowing agency, mandatory protection for whistleblowers Eyewitness News Up Dec 9, 2025 Towards an inclusive electoral system that reclaims accountability without reproducing apartheid lines Daily Maverick Up Dec 1, 2025 Turkey emphasizes mediation efforts ahead of G20 Leaders’ Summit Canadian Business Today Up Dec 1, 2025 The world moves on — what SA’s G20 presidency revealed about US’s shrinking gravitational pull Daily Maverick: Daryl Swanepoel Up Nov 27, 2025 The Veto isn’t going away, but it needs to be civilised Katoikos.world: Daryl Swanepoel Up Nov 26, 2025 Communiqué of the 5th APRM Youth Symposium Held on 10–11 November 2025 at the Pan-African Parliament, Midrand, Republic of South Africa African Peer Review Mechanism Up Nov 24, 2025 SA needs to rethink threshold for old age grants Business Day: Fanie Joubert & Daryl Swanepoel Up Nov 23, 2025 "Türkiye's Humanitarian Diplomacy and Aid for Peaceful Resolution of Conflicts" panel from the Directorate of Communications Hürriyet Up Nov 23, 2025 A panel titled "Türkiye's Role in Peaceful Solutions and Humanitarian Diplomacy" was held before the G20 Summit. 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