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ZIMBABWE: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Arrears?

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There is deep distrust of an IMF & World Bank designed programme that could offer Zimbabwe debt relief.

By Zenzele Ndebele
BULAWAYO (IPS) - Faced with nearly six billion dollars of external debt, Zimbabwe's national unity government is considering applying for Highly Indebted Poor Country status.

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Q&A: Creating Momentum for Women's Participation
Paula Fray interviews ANNE-MARIE GOETZ, UNIFEM chief advisor for Governance, Peace and Security
NEW DELHI (IPS) - Women's movements have played a critical role in creating political space for female participation in politics around the world. In fact, there are more women in government today than ever before.

BIODIVERSITY: Companies Push Hard to Halt Tuna Collapse
Stephen Leahy*
VICTORIA, Seychelles (IPS) - In the Seychelles' only cannery, the din of thousands of empty tuna cans rattling on narrow metal troughs is incredible as they bustle along, soon to be filled with Skipjack tuna that only days ago were swimming freely in the inky blue Indian Ocean.

HIV/AIDS

Women in the News: The Gender Wire

> How Do You Solve a Problem Like Arrears?
> Creating Momentum for Women's Participation
> Dam Critics Won't Go Away
> Bashir May Face Genocide Charges

Economics - Finance

> How Do You Solve a Problem Like Arrears?
> Companies Push Hard to Halt Tuna Collapse
> Dam Critics Won't Go Away
> Insuring Pastoralists Against Increasing Risks

> Creating Momentum for Women's Participation
> Early Diagnosis of HIV Still Elusive
> Bashir May Face Genocide Charges
> Victory for Anti-Abortion Lobby

> Companies Push Hard to Halt Tuna Collapse
> Dam Critics Won't Go Away
> Keeping Wetlands from Becoming Wastelands
> Early Diagnosis of HIV Still Elusive

Health - HIV/AIDS

> Early Diagnosis of HIV Still Elusive
> Victory for Anti-Abortion Lobby
> Rotavirus Vaccine Making Headway in Africa
> Quietly Extending Options to Women

> Dreams of Free Education Deferred
> Training Teachers to Cope with HIV-positive Students
> Women Fight Harmful Cultural Practices
> Commonwealth Champions Adaption Fund

> Dam Critics Won't Go Away
> No Oil Company Will Know Peace in the Creeks
> Addressing Energy Crisis Through Alternatives and Efficiency at Household Level
> From Dirty Fuels to Clean Technology

> Companies Push Hard to Halt Tuna Collapse
> Dam Critics Won't Go Away
> Keeping Wetlands from Becoming Wastelands
> Plastic Bags: Convenience Costing the Earth

Religion, Culture, Gender and Rights

Africa - A Globalising Continent

Rip & Read - Radio Service

Children on the Frontline

Bitter Pill - Obstacles to Affordable Medicine

Farming the Future Africa

The Southern Africa Water Wire

Active Citizens

CHANGING LIVES: Making Research Real

Africa: Polls to Polls

From Aid to Trade with Africa: Fact or Fiction?

More Africa News

UGANDA: Early Diagnosis of HIV Still Elusive

KENYA: Insuring Pastoralists Against Increasing Risks

EGYPT: Minimum Wage Not Enough

SUDAN: Bashir May Face Genocide Charges

KENYA: Victory for Anti-Abortion Lobby

POLITICS-SUDAN: Security Essential to Ensure Peaceful Elections

NIGERIA: No Oil Company Will Know Peace in the Creeks

RIGHTS-UGANDA: Fugitives in Their Own Country

WORLD SOCIAL FORUM: Sierra Leone Sees Opportunity to Rise Up

KENYA: Documenting Sexual Violence

Dernières Nouvelles

RD CONGO: Divergence sur l’évolution des violences sexuelles au Maniema

OUGANDA: : Le Diagnostic précoce du VIH flotte toujours

DESARMEMENT: Une approche unifiée nécessaire pour le désarmement nucléaire

SANTE-RWANDA : Laisser son bébé pour conserver son emploi

ECONOMIE : Des avis mitigés sur l'accession du Congo au PPTE

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