STRUGGLING FOR WOMEN’S POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
by Kudzai Makombe
Parliamentary elections taking place in southern Africa over the last two years - and still to come - are making women's participation...
MOZAMBIQUE: TWENTY YEARS OLD
by David Martin
Mozambique, at 20, can at last begin to plan a post-independence future that will enable it to become a contributing partner in...
PARLIAMENTARIANS CALL FOR INFORMATION NETWORKING
by Richard Chidowore
Parliamentarians, researchers and independent information-providers from six southern African countries assembled in Harare recently and agreed to assist legislators to deal with...
CONSOLIDATED DROUGHT APPEAL LAUNCHED BY SADC
by Virginia Kapembeza
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has made an appeal to the international community for aid to avert the effects of drought...
SOUTH AFRICA PURSUES MIDDLE OF THE ROAD” POLICY
by Caiphas Chimhete
South Africa successfully entered its second year under a democratic government last month. It did so against a background of an improved...
MALAWI OPENS UP TO THE WORLD
by Yvonne Chideme
Malawians celebrated their first anniversary of multi-party democracy under a spirit of reconciliation despite astronomic economic problems.
Immediately after being sworn-in on May...
ZAMBIA: DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES
In November 1991 when Frederick Chiluba was sworn in as President of Zambia's Third Republic there were those who believed his advent to power...
ANGOLAN PEACE PROCESS MOVES FORWARD
by Richard Chidowore
The Angolan peace process, which stalled when Unita leader Jonas Savimbi disputed the September 1992 election results - declared free and fair...
SOUTHERN AFRICA: LOOKING AHEAD FOR INTEGRATION
by Rhoda Njanana
Southern African heads of state, ministers, prominent business leaders and academics converged in Midrand, Johannesburg, from 11-12 May 1995 to determine and...
TRADITIONAL HEALERS INCREASE SEARCH FOR AIDS CURE
by Virginia Kapembeza
In the absence of an effective cure of HIV/AIDS it has become imperative to enlist the support of traditional healers in education...
ANGOLA: PEACE BRINGS HOPE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
by Richard Chidowore
The possible end of the war in Angola, following the recent signing of a peace accord by the MPLA-Ied government and Unita,...
SO YOU THINK GLOBAL WARMING IS A PROBLEM?
by James Mpinga
Not everyone is convinced that global warming is a problem. Many people just don't believe in it, they see it as a...
