EU observer mission tries forced entry to vote count in Mozambique
by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 95
A European Union Election Observer Mission has tried to force Mozambique to grant it full access into...
SADC electoral guidelines not yet adopted in Botswana
SANF 04 no 94
The Secretary of the Independent Electoral Commission in Botswana says the country will not follow the guidelines for elections recently adopted...
Ruling party expected to win the Botswana elections
by Lekopanye Mooketsi - SANF 04 no 93
The ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) that has dominated national elections since independence in 1966 is expected...
Assessing Regional Integration in Africa
by Chipo Muvezwa - SANF 04 no 87
Regional trading blocs are seen as the building pillars of a stronger Africa as the continent seeks...
SADC and EU ministers agree to strengthen security cooperation
SANF 04 no 92
Six government ministers from southern Africa met ministers from the European Union in the Netherlands on 20 October to review developments...
Environmental journalism still on fringes of mainstream media
by Leonissah Munjoma - SANF 04 no 91
Why has environmental journalism remained on the fringes of mainstream media?
This is the question journalists, representatives from...
Communicating Africa: New challenges for African broadcasters
by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 90
African public broadcasters have vowed to reinvigorate the Union of National Radio and Television Organizations of Africa...
Selective application of global AIDS fund likely to reverse gains
by Tsitsi Singizi - SANF 04 no 88
As southern Africa moves towards comprehensive regional integration and its people migrate within the region, the wisdom...
Pan African Parliament agrees rules and procedures, sets up committees
by Hopewell Radebe - SANF 04 no 86
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has spent the first two weeks of its seating sorting out legalities, rules...
Pan African Parliament expected to give concrete expression to vision of united, integrated and...
by Chengetai Madziwa - SANF 04 no 85
The Pan African Parliament will have its first regular session in South Africa when its 265 members...
In remembrance of the past and toward a future free of conflict …
by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 84
Southern Africa can remain conflict-free if the youth who become future leaders learn from the experiences of...
Why governments should consult widely before committing to new loans
by Virginia Muwanigwa - SANF 04 no 83
As lobbying for debt cancellation gathers momentum, governments have been urged to ensure negotiations for new loans...