END OF THE MOBUTU ERA, IMPLICATIONS FOR SADC

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by Hugh McCullum Despite serious efforts at a number of different levels to end five months of fighting, Zaire, one of the continent's most strategic...

CONFLICT IN LESOTHO: BURDENED BY HISTORY AND INTRIGUE

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by Phyllis Johnson Conflict in Lesotho is embedded in the politics of internal intrigue, but heavily burdened by the all-pervasive influence and history of neighbouring...

CALL FOR STATE PARTIES TO PUT CEDAW INTO PRACTICE

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by Munetsi Madakufamba  Advocacy for gender equality will fail unless governments fully commit themselves to international agreements aimed at the total elimination of all forms...

MAPUTO CONFERENCE “CLEARS LANDMINE-INFESTED ROAD” TO OTTAWA

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by Caiphas Chimhete Southern African governments have pledged to take concerted steps to ban anti-personnel mines, thus continuing to build momentum toward the signing later...

BOOK CALLS FOR REDUCTION IN WATER POLLUTION.

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by Tinashe Madava This is the last in a four-part series on water based on the book, Water in Southern Africa, published by SADC, IUCN...

WATER MANAGEMENT REQUIRES COLLECTIVE APPROACH

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by Munetsi Madakufamba This is the third in a four--part series on water, based on the book Water in Southern Africa published by SADG IUCN...

SADC MOVES TOWARDS ADOPTING A GENDER POLICY

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by Grace Kwinjeh It became a matter of principle and duty that the Southern African Development Community (SADC) place women on the agenda, during the...

SADC AGREES TO STRENGTHEN ITS COMPETITIVE POSITION

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by Munetsi Madakufamba The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has agreed on strategies geared towards productivity improvement as this has become a must for economic...

DEATH PENALTY: WHICH WAY FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA?

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by Tinashe Madava Southern Africa is at a crossroads as states differ on the use of the death penalty for certain capital crimes amid calls...

EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: THE MISSING LINK

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by Munetsi Madakufamba As the number of unemployed school-leavers and college graduates increases progressively in a dynamic Southern African Development Community (SADC), so does the...

CONSIDER WATER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

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by Caiphas Chimhete This is the second in a four part-series on Water, based on the book Water in Southern Africa published by SADC. IUCN...

PRIVATISATION GATHERS MOMENTUM IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

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by Munetsi Madakufamba Privatisation in southern Africa has moved into top gear as governments seek to shed off loss-making state enterprises into private hands. Guided by...