People's Dialogue, a national NGO working in the field of Poverty Eradication is looking for a psychiatric nurse to run a training and outpatient centre in Philippi, Western Cape, for the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/Aids, substance abuse and domestic violence.

CIVICUS is an international civil society movement with members in over one hundred countries. It is currently looking for a Professional Assistant.

CIVICUS is an international civil society movement with members in over one hundred countries. It is currently looking for an Executive Secretary.

CIVICUS is an international civil society movement with members in over one hundred countries. It is currently looking for a Communications and Research Associate.

The Non Profit Partnership (The NPP), an NPO committed to supporting democratic transformation by strengthening the financial sustainability of the non-profit sector in South Africa, is looking to appoint an Administrative Secretary.

The Curriculum Development Project Trust (CDP), based in Gauteng, is a dynamic NGO dedicated to the training of educators and learners in Arts and Culture in the formal and non-formal sectors. It requires an Arts and Culture Senior Phase materials developer with experience and expertise in Visual Arts education and its cultural contexts.

The Renaissance Network in conjunction with Dr Neville Bews and Associates presents its national seminar on social impact assessment in the transforming socio-economic landscape and private sector in South Africa.

The National Clearinghouse on Youth Employment (NCYE) is seeking a qualified Outreach Specialist.

The silence surrounding the sexual abuse of learners in Namibia is "deafening", says Basic Education Deputy Minister Clara Bohitile.

The Kenyan Community Abroad (KCA) condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the murder of innocent Kenyans in the recent Kariobangi rampage! That a mob of 300 hooligans could occasion such carnage in a country of “law and order” is a crime of the highest degree.

Where sometimes words fail us, images have always been captivating. They are a
reflection of our lives and are part of the political landscape. They exert an influence over societies, attitudes and opinions and bear witness to the injustices of our times
while they inform, educate, decorate and warn us against complacency. Ultimately
they add to our life experience. During the countdown to the Zimbabwe 2000 elections many of you will remember I produced around 50 'graphic commentaries' in an attempt to chronicle and highlight the many issues that shaped the reality and atmosphere of our predicament, with one aim in mind, -to raise the consciousness of our situation and similar ones in the world at large. These were distributed daily by email on the internet. The Zimbabwe presidential elections are to be held on 9th & 10 March, once again under a cloud of violence and intimidation, that has surpassed our worst nightmares. Now Robert
Mugabe's ZANU-PF party cynically cloak their human rights abuses in legislation using laws to dismember and disenfranchise our citizenry. The country is practically destroyed, and on its knees facing hunger and starvation because of the power hungry. Once again these images are intended for all and anybody's eyes and can be disseminated and used in any way and every way to spread the truth about our deteriorating situation. The madness has to be stopped and if these images can make the slightest difference, then they need to be out there.

Reporters Sans Frontieres [RSF] announced Thursday that Ethiopia has no journalist in prison for the first time in since 1993 after a newspaper director was released on bail this month.

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Development Action Group (DAG) is a leading urban development NGO in the Western Cape that supports and implements community housing and development projects and processes, and that works towards the creation of an enabling, community sensitive policy environment. It is looking for an accountant.

Community Video Education Trust (CVET) conducts entry-level video production training courses to 'bridge the gap' for those seeking entry into the film and video industry. It is seeking a Programme Director.

An Urban Greening Fund - with more than R1-million in seed capital from government - was launched in the Johannesburg township of Alexandra. The aim of the fund is to improve the quality of people's lives by transforming townships through greening.

BusinessMap SA, an investment information and research group, requires a research director, with responsibility for black economic empowerment.