THE SOCIAL EFFECTS OF THE DROUGHT: IT’S A NO WIN SITUATION
By Fortune Ncube
"I don't know what to do anymore!" exclaimed the middle-aged Ndodana Mazibuko, with a melancholy voice as he lifted his beer mug...
HEALTH INFRASTRURES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
by Tendai Msengezi
This is the first of a four-part series on health in the southern African region.
Holding a bloody handkerchief to his mouth and...
SOUTHERN AFRICAN TRANSPORTERS UNITED AGAINST DROUGHT
By Richard Chidowore
As no late rains will improve the current drought conditions, the countries in southern Africa have been trying to maximize transport efficiency...
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
By Kudzai Makombe Second in a series on health in southern Africa.|
With the World Health Organisation's (WHO) goal of "Health For All By The...
MOZAMBICAN REFUGEES IN MALAWI: WILL THEY EVER RETIJRN HOME?
By Masimba Tafirenyika
Until a ceasefire agreement between the Mozambican government and the rebel MNR (Mozambique National Resistance) is signed during the Rome peace talks...
NEW THINKING IN ZAMBIA’S FOREIGN POLICY
By Masimba Tafirenyika
When, on the eve of taking power in Zambia in 1991, the Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD) started talking of introducing changes...
SWAZILAND’S OPPOSITION MAKES ITS PRESENCE FELT
By Fortune Ncube
Outlawed opposition parties in Swaziland have taken a determined stand to challenge Swaziland's monarch, King Mswati III, to make changes in the...
DEMOCRACY CONTINUES TO ELUDE SOUTH AFRICA
by Rhoda Njanana
The negotiation process in South Africa was dealt a serious blow on 23 June when the African National Congress (ANC) announced its...
THE DROUGHT SITUATION IN MOZAMBIQUE
By Tendai Msengezi
Mozambique, like its neighbours, is faced with its worst drought this century and the people are justifiably frightened. Their com fields lie...
THE SITUATION IN MOZAMBIQUE – – an appeal to the international community–
The Index on Human Suffering, released last week by the Population Crisis Committee in Washington, lists Mozambique as the country with the highest level...
ROME ‘PEACE’ TALKS MAY FINALLY DISCUSS PEACE
by Phyllis Johnson
There could be some new faces at the Mozambique peace talks in Rome scheduled to resume later this month, and the agenda...
OUTBREAK OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
By Tendai Mscngezi The third in a series on health in southern Africa.
The Muloshi family sits in a circle outside their home in Lusaka...
