AFRICA FACES FUTURE WITHOUT LOME

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by Munetsi Madakufamba As e globalisation of trade intensifies, both generalised and preferential treatment that Africa is currently enjoying from the European Union (EU), under...

YEAR AFTER BEIJING: TRANSLATING WORDS INTO ACTION

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by Grace Kwinjeh and Virginia Muwanigwa One year after the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, the most important question is what actions have...

SOUTHERN AFRICA: DRUG RESISTANT DISEASES STRAINING NATIONAL BUDGETS

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by Caiphas Chimhete Previously curable diseases are now re-emerging drug resistant and are putting a strain on most Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries' health...

NEED FOR COUNTRIES TO RATIFY CONVENTION ON DESERTIFICATION

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by Tinashe Madava Combating desertification has become one of the major challenges facing southern Africa to protect its food-producing capacity. Warnings from experts over the past...

REGION ADOPTS HOLISTIC STANCE AGAINST CRIME

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by Caiphas Chimhete This is the last in a Jour-part series on crime in Southern Africa As cross-border crime continues to escalate in southern Africa,...

NEED FOR ADEQUATE AIDS POLICIES.IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

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by Virginia Kapembeza Muwanigwa Despite the considerable work being done in response to the AIDS pandemic in southern Africa, lack of or inadequate policies to...

IS THE WORLD BANK CHANGING?

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by Munetsi Madakufamba The coming of a new president whose agenda prioritises Africa, the appointment of two vice presidents for the Africa region, and a...

ANXIETY MOUNTS AS ZAMBIANS BRACE FOR THE OCTOBER POLLS

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by Barbara Lopi Anxiety is mounting among the Zambian electorate as the date for the presidential and general elections scheduled for next month remains unknown....

POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

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by Barbara Lopi and Munetsi Madakufamba The task to reduce poverty in southern Africa remains one of the region's fundamental challenges that need a concerted...

ILLICIT GUNS PERPETUATE CRIME IN THE REGION

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by Caiphas Chimhete This is the third in a four-part series on crime in Southern Africa. Although southern Africa is enjoying relative political tranquillity, this...

COUNTRIES SEEK BILATERAL TRADE PARALLEL TO REGIONAL TRADE

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by Virginia Muwanigwa This is the last in a Jour-part series on trade issues in southern Africa Despite regional lobbying for the Trade Protocol which...

SOUTHERN AFRICAN COMMUNITY BUIDING STILL A CONCEPT

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by Barbara Lopi Ask the ordinary citizens ill Southern .African Development Community (SADC) to name the 12 member states or what the regional body's aims...