The flight of skilled manpower from southern African economies to the global market has reached critical levels, as Zimbabwe, South Africa and other countries in the region contemplate novel strategies to plug the brain drain and retain their best brains or at least maximise their earnings from remittances. The Southern Times looks at the Sadc region’s plans to curb the flight of skills and explores whether remittances will compensate the region for its lost skills.
Mar 26 2007 | Posted in
NEWS |
Read More »
Attending regional migration workshop in Victoria Falls and the Kuomboka ceremony in Barotseland, Zambia. Reachable on +26323366160. Doctors for Dollars; The new migration economy SADC Region seeks to gain from flight of skills to global marketThe flight of skilled manpower from southern African economies to the global market has reached critical levels, as Zimbabwe, South [...]
Mar 25 2007 | Posted in
Featured Stories |
Read More »
By Tawanda Kanhema, Zimbabwe Bureau Chief, The Southern Timeswebsite: www.southerntimesafrica.com Sub-Saharan Africa is on the militarisation path, as the United Sates rolls out a quasi-military command strategy aimed at pre-empting China’s growing political and economic influence in the region.The U.S recently announced the establishment of the United States African Command (AFRICOM or USAFRICOM), a special [...]
Mar 22 2007 | Posted in
NEWS |
Read More »
By Tawanda Kanhema, Zimbabwe Bureau Chief, The Southern Timeswebsite: www.southerntimesafrica.com Sub-Saharan Africa is on the militarisation path, as the United Sates rolls out a quasi-military command strategy aimed at pre-empting China’s growing political and economic influence in the region.The U.S recently announced the establishment of the United States African Command (AFRICOM or USAFRICOM), a special [...]
Mar 22 2007 | Posted in
Featured Stories |
Read More »
A group of nuclear physicists, military experts and diplomats has warned the United States and its military allies against launching an Iraq-style pre-emptive war on Iran to cripple its purported nuclear arms programme, saying such an attack would escalate the global risk of a nuclear holocaust.
US warned against attacking Iran By Tawanda Kanhema A group of nuclear physicists, military experts and diplomats has warned the United States and its military allies against launching an Iraq-style pre-emptive war on Iran to cripple its purported nuclear arms programme, saying such an attack would escalate the global risk of a nuclear holocaust. In [...]
Mar 16 2007 | Posted in
Featured Stories |
Read More »
Journalists take time to chat to controversial politician and Mugabe critic Tekere after his public address at the Quill Club in Harare. Tweet
Mar 9 2007 | Posted in
NEWS |
Read More »
Journalists take time to chat to controversial politician and Mugabe critic Tekere after his public address at the Quill Club in Harare. Journalist Tawanda Kanhema and Edgar Tekere Controversial Zimbabwean politician Edgar Tekere, Author of EDGAR TEKERE, A LIFETIME OF STRUGGLE stresses a point at the Quill Club in Harare. Tweet
Africa is facing region-wide energy shortages as climatic changes intermittently turn off the switch on hydro-electricity generation and oil prices remain exorbitantly high. As regional energy powerhouse, South Africa, ponders uranium enrichment…
Is Africa ready for nuclear energy? By Tawanda Kanhema Africa is facing region-wide energy shortages as climatic changes intermittently turn off the switch on hydro-electricity generation and oil prices remain exorbitantly high. As regional energy powerhouse, South Africa, ponders uranium enrichment, The Southern Times’ Zimbabwe Bureau Chief, Tawanda Kanhema, explores whether other uranium producing African [...]
