Southern African News Features

STREET CHILDREN SPEAK OUT

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by Yvonne Chitiyo This is the last in a four-part series on street children. For 12-year old Sam Manuel, the day begins at Sam when the...

SOUTH AFRICA: OBSTACLES STALK THE ELECTIONS

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by Richard Chidowore This is this is the first in a four-part series on South Africa elections The date for South Africa's first all-race election...

SOUTH AFRICA: THE FIRST DEMOCRATIC BUDGET

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by Ronald Imbayago South Africa's first democratic budget has seen social spending emerge as a priority in the government's Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP). Out...

PAUSE FOR THOUGHT: WHY WEAPONS DON’T BUY PEACE

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by James Mpinga No amount of arms spending can buy any country, no matter how powerful, any peace. As countries, across the globe spend billions...

NEW ROLE FOR FRONTLINE STATES

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by David Martin The Frontline States (FLS) grouping of leaders of eight southern African countries, formed to pursue independence and majority rule, has adopted a...

PLANT SEEDS OF THE FUTURE

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By Mutizwa Mukute Along the lakeshore of Malawi, beautiful indigenous trees grow, right at the entrance of the Mangocha Hotel reception. These have been carefully...

NEW APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION

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by James Mpinga The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has put forward radical, new approaches to development cooperation, seeking, of all things, to replace horse-and-rider...

DONORS ACCUSED OF BLACKMAIL

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by James Mpinga and Simangaliso Ncube "If you do not know where you are going, all the roads will take you there." That old Zambian...

NON-FOOD REQUIREMENTS IN ANGOLA

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By Virginia Kapembeza The provision of food aid has not been so much of a problem in Angola, but the same cannot be said for...

INKATHA FINALLY JOINS THE ELECTIONS RACE

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by Richard Chidowore Inkatha's last minute decision to participate in South Africa's first all-race elections is seen as a breakthrough not only for South Africa,...

SOUTH AFRICAN POLLS HOLD HOPE BEYOND VIOLENCE

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by Rhoda Njanana This is the second in a four-part series on South African elections In another fortnight, the South African electorate will put an...

NATIONAL PARTY HAUNTED BY TERROR SQUADS REVELATIONS

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by Richard Chidowore This is the last in a four-part series on South African elections Widely publicized revelations implicating top South African Police (SAP) generals in...
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