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Bheki Moyo Address TrustAfrica in collaboration with the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals in Tanzania (CVCPT) |
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Higher Ed _Scoping Study Prof. Daniel Mkude |
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Keynote Address - Higher Education Tanzania Prof. Daniel Mkude |
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Participant Discussion - First Day Participant Discussion - Day 1 |
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Participant Discussion - Second Day Participant Discussion |
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Prof. Joseph Itika Presentation TrustAfrica in collaboration with the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals in Tanzania (CVCPT) |
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Role of ICTs in University Governance in Tanzania Professor B. Mutagahywa |
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Total Approach to Financing Higher Education Students Loans Professor A. Bangu |
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University Governance: Perspectives from Inter University Council of East Africa Professor Nkunya |
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University Governance: Perspectives from Inter University Council of East Africa Professor Nkunya |
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Workload Models and Human Resource Management in Universities in Tanzania: What Can We Learn from Each Other? Professor N. Bangu & Professor J. Kuzilwa |
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Together with the Southern Africa Trust, we have published a 429-page book about the legislative environment for civil society in 18 countries in Central, East and Southern Africa.
(Dis) Enabling the Public Sphere: Civil Society Regulation in Africa (Volume 1) was edited by Bhekinkosi Moyo and features a foreword by Graça Machel. Print editions are available in both hardcover and softcover. Readers can also download individual chapters, or the entire book, in PDF format. A second volume is now in the works, focusing primarily on West Africa.
Order the hardcover or softcover edition.
Read the introduction by Bhekinkosi Moyo (pdf)
Read the foreword by Graça Machel (pdf)
Agricultural conditions and means of achieving food security are long overdue. Despite the claims that the food crisis of 2007/8 was a temporary shock, data released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other independent sources suggest that food prices will increase steadily over the next decade, despite occasional fluctuations (Evans, 2009). The number of the world’s food insecure is growing. Latest estimates indicate that approximately one billion people are food insecure or one in seven go to bed to hungry every day (FAO, 2009, Action Aid, 2010: 7). The majority of these poor households are based in Africa’s countryside.
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TrustAfrica is the proud recipient of a $1.5 million grant from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to support a project entitled "The Learning Innovation Fund." The project will provide small grants and technical assistance to local organizations in four countries to improve literacy and numeracy skills for children during their first four years of primary school.
Date: May 9-0, 2013
Accra, Ghana
Date: March 14, 2011
Location: The Nation (Lilongwe, Malawi)
Malawi will from Monday host a five-day high level international meeting in the capital, Lilongwe, which is expected to pool together smallholder farmers and civil society leaders from seven countries across Africa.
