MALAWI YOUTH MANIFESTO – 2019
With over 60 percent of Malawi’s population being young people, it is evident that that almost all social and economic ills facing Malawi today…
Publications
Democracy Works Foundation intends to contribute to fostering democratic culture and practice by providing thinking on the work we do, research and analysis, practical toolkits and policy recommendations.
This page captures our different publication formats. You will find articles about our work, studies and papers, policy briefs and toolkits.
MALAWI WOMEN’S MANIFESTO – 2019
The Malawi Women’s Manifesto is a political tool for advocacy developed by the Women’s Manifesto Movement (WOMAN). The movement is composed of diverse organisations…
Introducing the Civil Society Participation in Provincial Legislature Programme
Democracy Works Foundation in partnership with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy are the implementing partners in a three-year programme called, Civil Society Participation in…
Democracy is not a spectator sport
The past decade should remind South Africans that democracy does not always work the way that it should. Democracy remains elusive, it doesn’t simply…
Leaders need to study what has worked in Africa
In this article I will borrow from Professor David Moore’s characterisation of the Zimbabwe Crisis to be one of “primitive accumulation, nation-state formation, and democratisation”, simply…
Democracy Works partners with The Accountability Lab
Democracy Works is proud to announce its partnership with The Accountability Lab for Integrity Idol South South Africa. The Accountability Lab is building a new…
Democracy & Human Rights Defenders Dialogue
Democracy Works Foundation (DWF), Platform for the Protection of Whistleblowers (PPLAAF), Wits School of Governance (WSG) and Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) hosted a public…
THIRD POLITICAL CAFE – 27 JULY 2016: HOW CAN WE, THE PEOPLE HOLD POLITICAL PARTIES ACCOUNTABLE AND DO WE?
Democracy Works Foundation’s third Political Café on 27 July was held at The Bannister Hotel, Braamfontein with a discussion that posed the questions: “How…
First Political Cafe – 1 June 2016: The Youth vote and local elections
The largest proportion of the South African population is below the age of 35. Youth are therefore disproportionately affected by everything that goes on…