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...

ABORTION: A QUESTION OF CHOICE

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by Tamar Zere As South Africa paves the way for change, there is widespread belief that it is impossible to have a comprehensive family planning...

WOMEN’S POVERTY TOPS THE AGENDA FOR BEIJING

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by Kudzai Makombe This is the second in a four-part series focusing on the Fourth World Conference on Women to be held in Beijing, China...

DROUGHT DISASTER HITS ZIMBABWE

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By Joshua Chigodora and Munyaradzi Chenje Maria Kudzingwa vividly remembers the years of plenty in Nhekairo village, in Wedza. The rains were more reliable and...

BUDGET DEMANDS CUTS IN MINISTERIAL SPENDING

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by Simangaliso Ncube The new Zimbabwean Minister of Finance, Ariston Chambati presented his maiden national budget for the 1995/96 fiscal year against the adverse impact...

STRUGGLING FOR WOMEN’S POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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...