Vacancy Notice - Technical Officer for Monitoring and Evaluation Harare, Zimbabwe

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Jul 16, 2001

The Southern African training (SAT Programme) is seeking to recruit a professional officer for the remainder of its current funding phase until December 31, 2001) with a view of a five year appointment for the next phase from January 2002 to December 2006. The position is based in Harare, Zimbabwe and covers the countries of Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. We are looking for an African national and will give priority consideration to female applicants.

Zimbabwe

OneWorld Weekly Jobs List

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Jul 16, 2001

The latest jobs from OneWorld Jobs - the place on the internet for jobs in sustainable development, environment and human rights.

SANGONeT Web Internship

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Jul 16, 2001

SANGONeT is pleased to announce that it is once again offering an opportunity for a motivated young South African to develop ICT skills and gain valuable work experience during a twelve-month internship programme.

Non Profit Partnership in South Africa seeks trainer and administrator/receptionist

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Jul 16, 2001

The Non Profit Partnership (NPP) is an NPO committed to supporting democratic transformation by strengthening the financial sustainability of the non-profit sector in South Africa. The NPP provides a range of creative services to NPO’s. These include providing information and advice, establishing income-generating services and lobbying for relevant legislative and financial policy changes.

South Africa

UN Report Sees Green Light for Generic AIDS Drugs

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Jul 16, 2001

In a direct challenge to the world's pharmaceutical industry, the authors of a new UN report call on developing countries to strengthen their national laws in order to enable local production of cheaper, lifesaving AIDS drugs AIDS. Such an option can be pursued legitimately under compulsory licensing, a principle in international commerce that permits countries to "use patents without permission of the patent holder in return for a reasonable royalty on sale," says the Human Development Repor...read more

Education fund lies idle in Tanzania

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Jul 16, 2001

A Japanese education grant to provide schooling for Tanzanian children forced to work due to poor economic conditions, has been lying idle for nearly a year now.

Tanzania

Salaries for absent teachers

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Jul 16, 2001

Scores of absent educators in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province claim they have been intimidated by the community and do not feel safe in schools. However, they have been have been getting their salaries although some have
not been in a classroom since the beginning of the year.

Teachers as career counsellors

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Jul 16, 2001

When it comes to the selection of courses for your children, let their teachers guide you. They have the ability to judge the performance of students and help them select courses that would suit their individual needs, Ghana's top psychiatrist has advised parents.

UNITED NATIONS, UNREPORTED

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Jul 16, 2001

The United Nations made a new bid for relevance with its recent Special Session on AIDS, but the trend of neglect by the press that Danny Schechter spotted last year hasn't disappeared.

Classes at the Foundation Center

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Jul 16, 2001

The Foundation Center's mission is to support and improve institutional philanthropy by promoting public understanding of the field and helping grantseekers succeed.

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