Video: Shoko Festival 2015 Press Conference
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Human Rights Project concludes with Harare Gardens Photographic Exhibition
Harare – The Zimbabwe Association of Female Photographers (ZAFP) in association with HIVOS, The Royal Netherlands Embassy and other partner organizations unveil a series of Human Rights advocacy poster images in the capital today. The issues surrounding Human Rights in Zimbabwe are the focus of many projects,
Controlling NCDs calls for an integrated, multi-sector strategy
Participants at the fifth and final annual Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI) symposium have called for a multi-sectoral strategy to control Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). The Multi-sectoral strategy encompasses the numerous public sectors that influence or relate to NCDs, including health, education, trade, agriculture, transportation, energy, urban
Audio: Has Africa Outgrown Development Aid?
Ten years ago, the UK-government-led Commission for Africa was launched at the British Museum. It coincided with a popular global movement to Make Poverty History in Africa, a revival of Live Aid concerts, and a string of promises from G8 leaders to increase aid to
Video: Former Gwanda North MP speaks on Tomana’s utterances
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Telecel opens franchise shops
TELECEL Zimbabwe has introduced ten new franchise stores in Zimbabwe in line with plans to expand the mobile network’s retail footprint through a new franchise model designed to meet increasing customer service needs. The company has announced that the retail expansion initiative has already begun with
Dynamos, Highlanders clash in ZNA Charity Shield
All is set for the third edition of the Commander Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Charity Shield final pitting long standing perennial rivals, Harare giants Dynamos and Bulawayo giants Highlanders scheduled for August 2 at Rufaro Stadium in Harare. Both teams in will meet in the league
Video: Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI) Symposium July 2015
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Audio: Gweru residents demonstartion
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What Greece can learn from Africa about the effects of austerity after a debt crisis
Ian Scoones, University of Sussex Some have asked what can Africa learn from Greece. I argue that Greece (and others) can learn a lot from the African experience. Debt is on the rise again not just in Greece, but across the world. A decline in commodity prices