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Finance and Operations Director - Fahamu

Fahamu is seeking an experienced Finance and Operations Director to manage the organisation's finance and operations team.
This role will be based in Nairobi, Kenya but will have a remit covering the whole of Fahamu's pan-African programmes with offices in Kenya, Senegal, South Africa and UK.
The deadline for applications is February 10, 2012.

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South Africa: Short-Term Researcher Associateships 2007

2007-02-14, Issue 291

http://pambazuka.org/en/category/jobs/39758

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Short term researcher for the African Gender Institute with an interest in feminism, gender and sexuality.

The AGI has received funding from the International Development Research Centre and from the Ford Foundation to support a programme of intensive capacity-building for African-based researchers, with an interest in feminism, gender and sexuality. The aims of the programme are to stimulate strong, African-based, research which takes issues of sexuality and gender seriously and to support current African research initiatives through offering in-depth opportunity to develop conceptual and methodological tools for African feminist writers and researchers relatively new to issues of sexuality.

The Researcher will be hosted for a short period (3 weeks) at the African Gender Institute, University of Cape Town. During this period, Associates will participate in an intensive teaching seminar, in which they will be offered (a) in-depth exploration of contemporary theories concerning issues of feminism, gender, and sexuality with African contexts (b)sustained engagement with issues of research methodology relevant to work in sexuality and gender in diverse contexts.

The CV MUST include all your contact details, including phone numbers, fax numbers, and all e-mail addresses.- An example of research-based writing you have recently completed, or with which you are still working (no more than 10 pages in length). Deadline: February 19,2007. Successful applicant swill be notified by e-mail in the week of March 12th - 18th. Applications and accompanying documents should be sent electronically to: agi-research@uct.ac.za Or by mail to: Karen Flowers African Gender Institute All-Africa House University of Cape Town PO Rondebosch Cape Town 7701South Africa For further information, please visit <http://web.uct.ac.za/org/agi/> or send any queries to jbennett@humanities.uct.ac.za_______________

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