Tutwa Consulting Group conducts authoritative research into and analysis of complex policy and regulatory matters affecting business in emerging markets. We are perfectly suited for small, medium and large businesses, public sector, and educational institutions who want to grow their network and measure impact through our portfolio of services.
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Effect meaningful change to your organisation’s strategy.
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Deeper insights and analysis.
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Benefit from our local and global networks.
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Grow your business through trade and better market intelligence.
Partners
Tutwa Consulting Group is a consortium partner in the DFID-funded global economic governance project.
Thought Leadership
Central to Tutwa’s methodology is production of cutting edge research and analysis. In our blog we present insights of our thought leadership, through tackling current topics. Readers are invited to sign up to our distribution lists and newsletters, and to Peter Draper’s twitter feed in order to receive access to the latest insights.
Tutwa’s first Webinar Series of 2022: Capacity-Building Webinars on Industrialisation and the AfCFTA
AUDA-NEPAD, with support from JICA, commissioned Tutwa to conduct Capacity-Building Webinars on Industrialisation and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The webinars aimed to create momentum on dialogue around industrialisation in the context of...
The TRIPS Waiver Compromise Draft: A promising or compromising text?
After nearly 18 months of negotiations, there has finally been some progress with regard to the request to waive certain provisions of the TRIPS Agreement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was in October 2020, during the meeting of the WTO’s TRIPS Council,...
Inequality vs Disinvestment: The case for a South African Wealth Tax
Last week, Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, delivered his maiden Budget Speech and, like many economists, I was eager to delve into the country’s financial standing. I was equally eager to attend Mazars Budget Analysis, a virtual event that took place the day...
Coalitions of Necessity
The 2021 local government elections (LGEs) were remarkable for many reasons, none more significant than the birth of an era where the African National Congress (ANC) exists with less than 50 percent of an election result. While the national incumbent’s decline has...
The 2021 LGE voter turnout marks a shift in our political culture that is likely to impact our political stability
The 2021 Local Government Elections (LGE) took place against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, which saw electioneering activities severely constrained due to the ongoing state of disaster – characterized by Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs) such as...
Emerging Tensions in the African Continental Free Trade Area
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is one of the most ambitious regional integration initiatives taking place in the world today. Full implementation is still at least a decade away but there is significant value for the countries participating in the...
Testimonials
I think it was a thorough overview of the landscape and I believe provided very useful input into our engagement with Treasury on these issues. I know that they have taken some of the points we have made, based upon your input, into account in their deliberations.
~ A Corporate Client
Congrats on the GVCs paper. I think it came out very nice. I am also sure it is a very important contribution to an informed discussion of this topic, which, as we know, is of great relevance. I am particularly keen on papers that try to bring the global reality closer to home.
~ Anabel Gonzalez
Dear Peter, I want to thank you for your willingness to attend and excellent contribution to the Africa Outlook conference that we held earlier this week in Durban – it is greatly appreciated. The feedback has all been tremendous.
~ Dr Martyn Davies
Der Tutwa-Newsletter ist eine sehr gute Informationsquelle mit qualitiativ hochwertigen Kommentaren (The Tutwa Newsletter offers very valuable information and high quality comments).
~ Dorothee Overberg
Thanks Catherine Grant Makokera and Peter Draper. Tutwa’s policy and technical contributions were indispensable for the success of this project and are duly acknowledged. To many future collaborations!
~ Brendan Vickers
Many thanks for your contribution to both yesterday’s dinner and today’s public event. The conversation provided the Brussels audience with a novel and thought-provoking take on the current negotiations and left everyone with lots of food for thought. It was great to be able to draw on your expertise and recent research on the broader implications of TTIP and how non-party states might react.
~ Madeleine Goerg
Your contribution to the discussions around South Africa’s trade and investment environment, regulatory concerns within sectors and how the current political, economic and social landscape in South Africa is affecting business conditions was, as always, highly valuable, insightful and greatly appreciated by our clients.
~ Goolam Ballim
On behalf of the Herbert Smith Freehills and Peter Leon, please accept this small token of appreciation for your participation in an incredibly successful media briefing on trade and investment on the 17th May.
Your participation elevated the significance of and interest in the event and we are deeply grateful for that.
~ Sandra Sowray
Thanks again for presenting to our Parliamentary group yesterday! They really appreciated your presentation and the chance to engage with you.
~ Heather Thuynsma