CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
by Richard Chidowore
Caetano Domingo watched with little interest as the older people in his village in Zambezia Province celebrated the ceasefire agreement between the...
HUNGER STALKS RENAMO IN RURAL MOZAMBIQUE
by David Martin in Maputo
Forces of the Mozambique National Resistance (MNR or Renamo) inside Mozambique were demoralized and deserting in consequential numbers when the...
ANGOLA: FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS
by Phyllis Johnson
An elderly woman, bent over double with age, made her way slowly across dusty, open ground toward a polling table set up...
ZIMBABWE – ALLEVIATING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ESAP ON WOMEN
By Kudzai Makombe
Only a month ago, scores of people, the majority of them women, could be found standing, sitting or squatting in long winding...
SOUTH AFRICA: IN SEARCH OF A NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT
by Rhoda Njanana
Sometimes lost in the seemingly endless spiral of violence in South Africa, amid accusations and counter-accusations by the key players in the...
REFUGEES AND EXILES IN SOUTH AFRICA
By Richard Chidowore
Enock Matli, 21, was indemnified against charges relating to his "illegal" exit from South Africa, and he returned to his country from...
SOUTH AFRICA: WHAT NEXT!
by Rhoda Njanana
As the political crisis continues to mount in South Africa, the role of the international community in averting a descent into violence...
ZIMBABWE INTERNATIONAL BOOK FAIR: FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENT
by Costa Chisvo
"For me the Book Fair is an opportunity to explore and discover some of the greatest literary minds. During the Fair week...
AFTER THE CODESA II IMPASSE
by Rhoda Njanana
Differences over methods of creating a new constitution and the percentage of majority required to take decisions on a final constitution marred...
AN EARTH SUMMIT REVIEW
By Tendai Msengezi and Mutizwa Mukute
Poor countries arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for the United Nations Conference for Environment and Development (UNCED) with...
WOMEN – CARETAKERS OF THE ENVIRONMENT
By Kudzai Makombe
A drive through any village in southern African reveals a dry, sandy, semi-desert landscape, almost devoid of trees with cattle and goats...
THE STRUGGLE IS FAR FROM OVER FOR SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN
By Fortune Ncube
''We, the women of South Africa, wives and mothers, ·working women and housewives, Africans, Indians, Europeans and Coloureds, hereby declare our aim...