The Tswalu Dialogue

The annual Tswalu Dialogue meeting series was established in 2002 as a premier African forum to discuss issues of concern to continental development and security. Hosted by Jonathan and Jennifer Oppenheimer at the Tswalu Kalahari Game Reserve in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert, the Tswalu Dialogue has involved active collaboration between a variety of international partners. Attended by a mix of policy-makers, analysts, academia, civil and military personnel, media and businesspeople, the Tswalu Dialogues ceased being an annual event in 2010 and are now held up to three times a year.

Themes from previous Tswalu Dialogues include:

	2002: The Logic of Stability and Prosperity in Africa
	2003: Africa's Big States.
	2004: The Impact of the War in Iraq for Africa. - pdf 989kb
	2005: The Relationship between trade, development and security. - pdf 610kb
	2006: Differentiating Africa. - pdf 153kb
	2007: The African Military in the 21st Century. - pdf 898kb
	2007: Africa and International Terrorism
	2007: Africa in 2025
	2007: Africom and Africa
	2008: Global Lessons from Conflict Resolution. - pdf 211kb
	2009: The Think-Tank and Advisory Business. - pdf 1.1mb
	2009: Africa in the Global Credit Crisis

Tswalu Whitehall Papers on the RUSI website

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The Tswalu Dialogue

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