Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein
Director Institute of Development Research and Development Policy
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The deadline for the Call for scholarship applications for the intake 2020 has expired!
The deadline for the Call for scholarship applications for the intake 2020 has expired! Applications submitted after the 30th June are not eligible!
Visit of two members of the German Federal Parliament and the Consul General at the SA-GER CDR
On 7th February the two members of the “German Federal Parliament”, Ulla Schmidt und Dagmar Freitag, who stayed in South Africa for taking part in the 2019 State of the Nation Address by the South African President Cyral Ramaphosa, used the opportunity to as well visit two DAAD funded Centres of Excellence in Cape Town together with the Consul General Matthias Hansen.They first visited the African Institute for Mathematical Studies (AIMS) in Muizenberg and afterwards the South African-German Centre for Development Research (SA-GER CDR).
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Latest News
- The deadline for the Call for scholarship applications for the intake 2020 has expired!
- Visit of two members of the German Federal Parliament and the Consul General at the SA-GER CDR
- 10-year anniversary of the Centres of Excellence
- Call for Applications - 2nd Alumni Conference of all DAAD Centres of African Excellence
- Congratulations to Faustine Wabwire
- Congratulations to Dr. Davison Muchadenyika
- 6 new scholarship holders at the SA-GER CDR
- New Publication of CDR Member
- From November 26 to December 01 the International Alumni-Conference „Tackling the root causes of displacement in Sub-Sahara Africa” took place in Gordons Bay, South Africa.