IDASA
Institute for Democratic Alternatives in South Africa
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In September 1986, Frederick van Zyl Slabbert and Alex Boraine announced that the Institute for a Democratic Alternative (Idasa) would be launched to debate and imagine what a non-racial democracy in South Africa could and should look like. The Institute would encourage white South Africans to talk and engage with black South Africans through regional and national forums set up to oppose apartheid structures. For more than two decades Idasa became synonymous with the process of political change in South Africa.
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Implementing the Public Finance Management Act in South Africa: How Far Are We?
23 Jan 2012
Microsoft Word - Idasa considers implications of unrest in Africa 1 March 2011.doc
1 Mar 2011
Microsoft Word - SITO Zim Risk Analysis final edited and the very final version.doc
28 Feb 2011
Women and Law Enforcement in - Zimbabwe - Report produced by IDASA (An...
25 Feb 2011
Idasa’s Response to the 2011 Budget - - Prepared by Idasa’s Political...
24 Feb 2011
