Re-membering the Anti-Privatisation Forum
Please see invitation as below to this Special Dialogue on the Anti-Privatisation Forum.
Re-membering Movements
This year, 2025, SWOP will be hosting and facilitating a project on Re-membering Movements.
Re-membering Fees Must Fall: Final Session
Re-membering Fees Must Fall – final session and a sonic remembrance by iPhupho L’ka Biko on the 27th of September
Call for Contribtuions: Re-membering Movements Colloquim
Call for Contributions: Re-membering Movements Colloquium.
Deadline 31st August
Re-membering Fees Must Fall: Session 3 and 4
Join us for the next two sessions of our Re-membering Fees Must Fall programme, 30 August, 10am.
Re-membering Fees Must Fall: Opening Session
Join us for the opening session of our Re-membering Fees Must Fall programme.
Tasneem Essop @ Symposium | State, Democracy and the Promise of Development: South Africa in comparative perspective
Tasneem Essop will be taking part in the Symposium | State, Democracy and the Promise of Development: South Africa in comparative perspective organised by the Public Affairs Research Institute, as part of the panel: Social activism, contentious politics, and claim making.
SWOP Lunch Break: After the rainbow: South Africa’s interregnum through Brazil’s lens
SWOP Lunch Break: After the rainbow. South Africa’s interregnum through Brazil’s lens with Fabio Luis
Popular Politics in the BRICS – Mapping the Fault-lines
The Mapping the Fault Lines project investigates both popular and social mobilisations from below and the nature of their interaction with authorities and elites in each of the BRICS countries.
Reacting to coalitions: ANC-DA, EFF, MK, IFP and the 2024 election
Tasneem Essop analyses various coalition options as SA enters a new phase in its politics on SMWX.