QuickGuides are 24 page books, readable in an hour, covering the fundraising and management needs of both large and small organisations. QuickGuides are the perfect way to learn about a subject quickly and easily, and because they are written and reviewed by knowledgeable professionals from all around the world they will be useful wherever you operate as they are not country specific. At £8 or US$14 per book, QuickGuides are accessible to all, and you can build your own library of expertise....read more

The Nigerian Social Forum (NSF) is an open meeting place where groups and movements of civil society opposed to neo-liberalism and a Nigeria dominated by capital and liberal thinking congregate. It is a space that opposes any form of imperialism, unbridled capitalism, but engaged in building a Nigerian society centered on the human person. The Forum will be holding a meeting in the near future. Monitor their website for more details.

We are looking for an operations manager to begin work early January 2006. The person will be responsible for overall daily management of Kufunda, including: team management, work plans and performance management, finances - including financial management, budgeting and overseeing our accounts, logistics and scheduling - including programming, shopping, transport, fundraising, high level involvement in key operational projects – including overseeing community outreach and projects development.

The Senior Programme Manager/Representative will represent Ibis towards authorities and partners and will be driving our partnering/fundraising work support. He/she will supervise existing programs in terms of general management, administrative and programmatic issues and will spearhead program development, synergy and coherence within the Angola program and integration of crosscutting issues. He/she will refer to the Regional Director based in Windhoek and will be a part of the regional seni...read more

This is a key opportunity to play a leading role in influencing change in policy and practice as it relates to child protection, early childhood development, health and HIV. Responsible for the quality and effectiveness of our work in Luanda and Huambo provinces, you will lead, motivate and manage the team whilst maintaining a clear overview of the political, legal and security context. You will also act as our representative to government, the UN and other international agencies and donors, ...read more

IFES’ current program in Nigeria builds upon work that began with transitional elections of 1998-99, under which a newly established Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) ushered in a civilian administration and a new era in Nigerian politics. IFES’ work in Nigeria has focused on building sustainable electoral institutions that ensure a free, fair, and transparent process. It has also grown beyond technical assistance in election management and election law reform, to encompass are...read more

Over three quarters of the parents of new graduates are now urging their offspring to leave, mainly because their families depend on remittances from abroad. The prospects of Zimbabwe's economy bouncing back from its current crisis are likely to be dim if the results of a new survey of university and college graduates are taken into account. Over three quarters of the parents of new graduates are now urging their offspring to leave, mainly because their families depend on remittances from ab...read more

The East-West Center announces its 37th annual Summer Seminar on Population from May 30-June 29, 2006 at the East West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. The objective of this workshop is to increase the use of research findings and professional knowledge and experience to improve population and health policies and programs.

St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, is offering a scholarship to a student from Southern Africa for the academic year 2006-7. The scholarship is available only for study on the MSc in African Studies. Details of the degree are outlined on the University of Oxford African Studies web site www.africanstudies.ox.ac.uk and in the University postgraduate prospectus or can be obtained by email from [email protected]

Nearly 600 Kenyatta University lecturers rushed to beat a deadline to sign back-to-work forms the week of October 31. Those who signed the forms included many officials of the local chapter of the Universities Academic Staff Union, Uasu. But about 100 lecturers had not signed to indicate they were ready to resume duty when the university reopens. They were away from campus on official duties, including study leave and leave of absence. Public relations officer Ken Ramani confirmed the figu...read more

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