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Yarik Turianskyi
Yarik Turianskyi is the Deputy Programme Head for African Governance and Diplomacy at the South African Institute of International Affairs. He joined the Institute in 2008 after completing a Master’s degree in Political Science from the University of Pretoria, which assessed the African Peer Review Mechanism as a standard for good governance on the continent. While completing his studies Yarik also lectured in Political Science and International Relations. During his time at SAIIA Yarik authored over 12 research papers, focused on governance, technology and gender, and over 30 opinion articles on various governance themes. He has been to and conducted research in 10 African countries and is the co-editor of the book African Accountability: What Works and What Doesn’t. Yarik has also been involved at various South African radio stations as both a presenter and correspondent since 2002.
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The Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty: An African Perspective
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Nuclear Power and Governance Frameworks: Egypt, Ghana and South Africa
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Should All Africa's States Join the APRM?
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COVID-19: Implications for the 'digital divide' in Africa
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty 50 years on: Where does Africa stand?
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Africa and Europe: Cyber Governance Lessons
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Cyber crime and data privacy: how Africa can up its game
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Stepping up e-commerce would boost SA Inc
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Lessons from Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives
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The 'Kagame Reforms' of the AU: Will they Stick?
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Kagame's AU reforms will struggle to survive without him
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Talking Africa-EU relations in the City of Dragons
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The African Peer Review Mechanism at 15: Achievements and Aspirations
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The APRM at 15: Has African governance come of age?
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Balancing Cyber Security and Internet Freedom in Africa
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