THE NGO NETWORK ALLIANCE PROJECT - an online community for Zimbabwean activists LAST UPDATED: Sept 01, 2010
The Kubatana Trust and The NGO Network Alliance Project - an online community for Zimbabwean activists; information portal for the non-profit sector
Search the site »»
    THE PROJECTTHE DIRECTORYJOINARCHIVE E:ACTIVISMBLOGSMSFREEDOM FONELINKS CONTACT US
 
 
AUDIO / VIDEO ARCHIVES


  KUBATANA BLOG
  SPECIAL INDEX PAGES
  INZWA AUDIO SERVICE
  INSIDE/OUT INTERVIEWS
  ARTS & CULTURE
  INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES
  LEGISLATION
  LEGISLATION / ANALYSIS
  RESOURCES
 
 
 
   

Donate to Kubatana

Online Zim phone book
TelOne

ZIMRA Designated Tolling Points
Effective Aug 18, 2009

Contact details for foreign embassies in Zimbabwe
For email and website addresses, click here

Pregnancy need not put an end to education
Falling pregnant used to mean the end of school – and of much more - for girls in Zimbabwe, so a new regulation replacing immediate expulsion with maternity leave has been welcomed. In 2008 Sarudzai Gopoza, now 19, dropped out of school after falling pregnant. A government regulation stipulating that pregnant girls automatically be expelled from school meant that Gopoza - who was about to write O-Level examinations - had to work as a domestic worker. Read more from IRIN News

Useful resources
Delivering on the promise of nonprofits
The promise of ubiquity - Mobile as media platform in the global South
Advocacy and Web2.0
ICT guide - Zimbabwe
How to run a mobile advocacy campaign
Tools for a populist uprising


Welcome to Kubatana.net! This web site improves the accessibility of human rights and civic information in Zimbabwe. You can browse over 17,200 articles, reports and other documents. Use our Directory to contact a variety of NGOs, civil society organisations and social justice groups.

    Diaspora can also discuss new constitution - IRIN News - Read more

    Lessons from Kenya: The Referendum - Read more

    Gibson Sibanda: A tribute - Trudy Stevenson - Read more

    SADC: Supervise Zimbabwe's next election to prevent state-sponsored violence - Crisis in Zimbabwe - Read more

    Chiadzwa diamond revenue distribution: The devil lies in the mining contracts and tax regime - ZELA - Read more

    Prime Minister Tsvangirai must order Chombo's investigation - Union for Sustainable Democracy - Read more

    How diamond proceeds will be shared - The Zimbabwean and Christian Science Monitor - Read more

    Victory for electricity consumers - The Standard (Zimbabwe) - Read more

    Police blatantly violate the right to shelter in raid and burning of Borrowdale settlement - ZLHR - Read more

    The vices and virtues of a multi-currency economy - Rejoice Ngwenya - Read more

    Diamonds sales a false economic dawn - IRIN News - Read more

    Zimbabwe's 'new' farmers finally start to blossom - AFP - Read more

Zimbabweans who have tasted some semblance of peace during the past 19 months have started to hear growing calls for elections to be held next year. The problem is that Zimbabwe is not ready for elections. Almost two years after the formation of the inclusive government, there is nothing to suggest that conditions now exist that will allow Zimbabweans to express their views freely without fear of the marauding Zanu PF militia.
Read more
from The Standard

Join the kubatana.net mailing listJoin our mailing list for updates on activities and breaking news in the non-profit sector - click on the info image to the left.

 

 

You have our permission to use material from this site as long as you credit the NGO Network Alliance Project & www.kubatana.net
Please let us know if you encounter dead links or other problems using our web site or those we point to.