South Africa’s Valli Moosa lands IUCN’s top post

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SANF 04 no 101 Southern Africa has again proved its might in conservation by having one of its own, South Africa’s Mohammed Valli Moosa, elected...

Namibian women call for more representation in parliament

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by Bayano Valy in Windhoek - SANF 04 no 100 Namibia faces a big challenge of meeting the Southern African Development Community (SADC) target of...

SADC observers for elections in Namibia

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by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 99 Namibia, after Botswana, Malawi and South Africa, has shown that southern African observer missions are as good...

There is common ground for fast-tracking land reform in Namibia

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by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 98 On paper all Namibian parties agree on one issue: the country’s need to address the land reform...

Namibians choose President Sam Nujoma’s successor

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by Bayano Valy - SANF 04 no 97 Namibians started casting their votes on 15 November with one question on their minds: by what margin...

Botswana’s ruling party determined to improve living standards

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by Lekopanye Mooketsi - SANF 04 no 96 The ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), re-elected into power following the 30 October general elections, has reaffirmed...

EU observer mission tries forced entry to vote count in Mozambique

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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...