Category Archives: Sub-Saharan Africa

Workshop on Fiscal Federalism for the National Constitutional Review Commission (NCRC) in Juba, South Sudan

From 19-22 November 2024, a workshop on ‘Fiscal Federalism’ was held for members of the [...]

Foundation organises Second Roundtable on the “Code of Judicial Conduct” for the Judiciary of South Sudan

The Foundation successfully organised a second roundtable to finalise the ongoing review of the Code [...]

Second training-of-trainers workshop for SomLaw legal advisors.

The Foundation trains Somali legal advisors on pertinent issues of the Somali constitutional review process. [...]

Workshop on “Federalism and Power Sharing” for the National Constitutional Review Commission (NCRC) in Juba, South Sudan

From 10-13 September 2024, a workshop on ‘Federalism and Power Sharing’ was held for the [...]

Foundation concludes Workshop Series for Female Members of the Somali Federal Member State Legislative Assemblies

Final Workshop on Representation of Women’s Interests in Constituency Work. The training of female members [...]

Second training-of-trainers workshop in Hargeisa, Somaliland

Training of legal advisors for the legislative branch of government in Somaliland continues. From 24 [...]

Foundation concludes Workshop Series for Members of the Somali Federal Member State Legislative Assemblies

Final Workshop on Security Sector Organisation in Federal Systems. The training of members of the [...]

Workshops on the topic of Intergovernmental Relations in Federal Systems

The Workshop Series for selected members of the Federal Member State Legislative Assemblies in Somalia [...]

Foundation conducts workshops on Clerical Support to Report Writing and Documentation of Parliamentary Procedures

Workshop Series for Parliamentary Support Staff in Somalia continues. The training of parliamentary support staff [...]

Workshop Series for Female Members of Parliament in Somalia continues

The Foundation concludes workshops on the topic ‘Ensuring Women and Minority Representation in Electoral Systems’. [...]