CAMPAIGNS PROMISE A REVIVAL OF TANZANIA’S ECONOMY

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by Simangaliso Ncube This is the third in a /our-part series on the forthcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in Tanzania. Faced with allegations of government corruption...

WOMEN AND CHILDREN: KEY TO DISASTER PREVENTION

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by Clever Mafuta The decade between 1990 and 2000 has been proclaimed the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction (IDNDR). This campaign, essentially to encourage...

TANZANIA: STILL A MODEL FOR PEACE, STABILITY AND LEADERSHIP

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by Phyllis Johnson This is the second in a four-part series on the forthcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in Tanzania. Tanzania, having played a key role...

SADC: BUILDING THE COMMUNITY ON MUSIC

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by Simangaliso Ncube In a move to establish a strong regional community, southern Africa laid yet another building bloc when 386 musicians from 10 regional...

ISSUE OF RESOURCES DOMINATES BEUING CONFERENCE

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by Virginia Kapembeza The Fourth World Conference on Women, like all other UN conferences, bas come and gone and the resolutions made now need to...

DEMOBILIZATION KEY TO PEACE IN ANGOLA

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by Richard Chidowore Demobilization of Unita forces, already delayed by several months according to the time table the Lusaka Protocol agreed on in November last...

TANZANIA’S ELECTION: GHOSTS OF AFRICA

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by David Martin in Dar es Salaam On the second floor of a building on Dar es Salaam's Samora Machel Avenue immediately above the offices...

SOLAR: ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF ENERGY?

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by Maxwell Chivasa Zimbabwe hosts the biggest scientific event ever to be held on the Africa continent, the International Solar Energy Congress from September 11...

WOMEN’S ECONOMIC ROLE HIGHLIGHTED AT BEIJING

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by Virginia Kapembeza This is the final in a four part series on the UN fourth world conference on women being held in Beijing, China...

SADC SUMMIT RESOLVES TO SHARE RESOURCES

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by Simangaliso Ncube The regional integration process moved another step forward at the just-ended Southern African Development Community (SADC) meeting of Heads of State and...

WOMEN TO SHAKE THE WORLD AT BEIJING

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by Kudzai Makombe and Tamar Zere This is the third in a four-part series on the UN fourth world conference on women to be held...

REGIONAL SECURITY VITAL FOR DEVELOPMENT

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by Richard Chidowore At a colourful ceremony in the Angolan capital Luanda, recently, Angolan children joined various cultural groups and began singing about their hope...