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Okangwati Multi-Purpose Community Centre |
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The primary focus of this study is to assess the
information needs of the people of Okangwati in
relation to the Multi Purpose Community Centre at
the settlement. |
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JOCID |
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Jocid Minutes of meeting -
04-02-2010 |
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Supplement: Woman's Voices : Download Woman's Voices(page 1-8) |
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Students produced a supplement against the backdrop of the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development. |
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This Supplement was carried in The Namibian of Tuesday 17 August 2010, in readiness for the final day of the Heads of State (HOS) Summit |
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Woman's Voices - Page 1 |
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> Long walk to gender equality |
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> 2010: Year of the African woman? |
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> Fifty-fifty by 2015? |
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Woman's Voices - Page 2 |
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> Making care work count |
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> Trading through a lens |
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> Making every voice count at the SADC HOS |
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Woman's Voices - Page 3 |
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> Women's soccer changes lives |
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> Looking back as we move forward |
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> Constitutional crisis in Swaziland, NGOs allege |
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> Business unusual for Himba women |
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Woman's Voices - Page 4-5 |
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> The Barometer at a glance |
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> Has the media in Namibia failed women? |
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> The future is in y(our) hands |
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> SADC Gender Protocol @ Work |
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> Landmines: the hidden threat |
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> Customary law compomises women's rights |
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Woman's Voices - Page 6 |
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> Opinion : Ratification of the SADC Protocol, hawking bananas and big business |
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> Editorial : Keep vuvuzela's blaring for gender equality |
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Woman's Voices - Page 7 |
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> From bracelets to business |
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> A taste of Namibian business sense |
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Woman's Voices - Page 8 |
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> Let's talk about sex |
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> Speak out! The courage to heal from child sexual abuse |
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> Women's empowerment is a collective responsibility |
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Mainstreaming Gender into the Journalism Curriculum |
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Presented at: Gender In Media Education Regional Conference |
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Presented by: Emily M. Brown |
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Efforts to mainstream gender into the curriculum, methods utilised, examples of gender mainstreaming by PON students, lessons learnt and challenges, best practices... |
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Digital Storytelling: A Unique Account of Namibian Culture |
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Presented at: Association for Cultural Studies Conference held in Kingston, Jamaica |
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Presented by: Dr Ella Black and Emily Brown |
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Storytelling has always been an oral tradition in Namibia. The Oshiwambo, Otji-Herero, Nama/Damara and San cultures have used storytelling as a means to preserve their culture and to
ensure continuity. This Paper discusses the implications of the digital preservation of culture, which
has been, until recently, captured orally. |
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