Bujumbura Rurale Province: deputy director - International Rescue Committee

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Sep 19, 2002

IRC activities in Bujumbura Rurale Province cover seven core sites and consist of environmental health (including water and sanitation and hygiene promotion), construction and non-formal education.

Burundi

WEST AFRICA: Experts review progress on child rights

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Sep 19, 2002

West African experts on child rights met government and nongovernmental representatives in Mali on Monday at the start of a three-day technical meeting to review progress in promoting children rights in the Economic Community of West African States.

kenya: technical officer, capacity building - university of nairobi

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Sep 19, 2002

The Strengthening STD/HIV Control in Kenya Project seeks to reduce the incidence and mitigate the impact of STD/HIV in Kenya. Responsible for the implementation of the capacity building component of the Project.

Kenya

kenya: country coordinator - university of nairobi

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Sep 19, 2002

The Project currently seeks to expand its geographic scope and establish effective HIV programmes through local implementing partners within Kenya. This is a new position. It will be key in ensuring the development, adjustment and implementation of gender-sensitive HIV programmes with local partners.

Kenya

Ethiopia: country director - International Rescue Committee

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Sep 19, 2002

Responsible for all aspects of donor grants awarded to IRC Ethiopia, which includes initial negotiation and contract compliance. Oversee all human resource, financial and logistical responsibilities. Previous supervisory responsibility of a field office and a staff of over 50 required.

Ethiopia

international aids conference

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Sep 19, 2002

A conference on HIV/AIDS will take place in Gaborone, Botswana, between 12 and 14 November. The conference has been arranged to give you the opportunity to learn from the successes, to engage with the presenters, and to find solutions for your country, in your business and in your organisation. [Source: AF-AIDS ([email protected])]

south africa: Govt mobilises goodwill for AIDS orphans

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Sep 19, 2002

A national hotline has been established to mobilise the community goodwill that exists towards AIDS orphans, according to the Department of Health. At a press briefing in Pretoria, officials from the department’s new Khomanani communication campaign said that a national survey had shown that over 66 percent of South Africans were prepared to help AIDS orphans, but only seven percent were actually doing as most did not know how they could help.

South Africa

WSSD: IN JOBURG, STREET LEVEL ACTION TRUMPS BOARDROOM BLUSTER

Patrick Burnett
Sep 12, 2002

The Bill Gates of Johannesburg in the gold rush of the 1880’s was reputed to be a Frenchman by the name of Jacques Lebaudy whose level of excess astonished even the stinking rich of the time. Lebaudy was said to have driven a carriage with a harness made out of solid gold, once filled his swimming pool with champagne, entertained his guests with troops of exotic dancers imported from Baghdad and made sure that a new city fountain gushed with wine. English journalist Flora Shaw coined the term...read more

Final call for APC Africa Hafkin Communications Prize 2002

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Sep 12, 2002

With 5 more days to the deadline for nominations, we are urging eligible organizations to apply/nominate for this year's APC Africa Hafkin Communications Prize for 2002 ' People-Centred Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Policy in Africa'.

South Africa : Austrian companies donate R 1,4m to local school

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Sep 12, 2002

An Orange Farm school has received R1,4-million from Austrian companies attending the World Summit on Sustainable Development, according to Education Africa. The money will be used to build a science, environment and technology centre at the Masibambane College, south of Soweto.

South Africa

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