August 1999 - SADC TODAY - Editorial

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SADC Today
Southern African Development Community
Vol. 3 No. 2, August 1999

SADC TODAY is produced by the Southern African Research and Documentation Centre (SARDC) six times a year on behalf of the SADC Secratariat in Gaborone, Botswana. It's contents do not necessarily reflect the official positions and opinions of the SADC Secretariat or SARDC. Materials from this newsletter may be reproduced freely by the media and others with attribution to SADC TODAY.

ŠSADC, SARDC, 1999

Editorial Committee
Alice Kwaramba, Tinashe Madava, Phyllis Johnson, Luisa Banze, Jean Chimhandamba, Walter Tapfumaneyi

Editorial Advisor
Esther Kanaimba
SADC Public Relations Officer

Editor
Munetsi Madakufamba

Layout
Juliet Mucheki

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Investment

Laurent Kabila
Peace talks

Electoral process

Tiger
Gender

	Policy review: Exclusive interview with Mbuende

	New Beitbridge-Bulawayo railway line; Development corridors in SADC

	Communique of the SADC Ministers of Finance and Investment

	Gender: The changing face of beauty pageants

	Community Building: Winner of regional essays competition

	Community Building: Sports and culture

	Around the region: news briefs

	Book Review: Recent Publications and Acquisitions

	SADC Diary, public holidays, currency checklist
Meeting of SADC Ministers of Finance and Investment: Communique Trade intergration on course - Mbuende Region needs to reverse negative perceptions to attract investment From Grand Baie to Maputo: All set for SADC Summit Mozambique: SADC's gateway to the best All that glitters is not gold Bulawayo-Beitbridge railway launched The changing face of beauty pageants Tourism Protocol to strengthen growth of sectors Children use art to condemn violence More SADC states go to polls OAU seeks home-grown solutions Water hyacinth cleared from Lake Kariba Old Mutual completes demutualisation

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