THE NGO NETWORK ALLIANCE PROJECT - an online community for Zimbabwean activists LAST UPDATED: Jan 07, 2008
The Kubatana Trust and The NGO Network Alliance Project - an online community for Zimbabwean activists; information portal for the non-profit sector
Search the site »»
    THE PROJECTJOIN USTHE DIRECTORYBLOG ELECTRONIC ACTIVISMSMSARCHIVELINKS CONTACT US
 
 
AUDIO / VIDEO ARCHIVES
  KUBATANA BLOG
  TOPICAL INDEX PAGES
  INSIDE/OUT INTERVIEWS
  ARTS & CULTURE
  INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES
  LEGISLATION
  LEGISLATION / ANALYSIS
  RESOURCES
 
 
 
 
  We recommend bluehost for website hosting
 
 
 

Welcome to the NGO Network Alliance Project’s home page. The Project aims to improve the accessibility of human rights and civic information in Zimbabwe.
Each category lists a variety
of NGOs, civil society organisations and social justice groups.
Please review the
E-Activism Page regularly where we encourage electronic lobbying and action.

Donate to Kubatana

Local media contacts
For email and website addresses, click here

Other useful Zimbabwe focused websites
AfricaFiles
IRIN
News24
SWRadio Africa
VOA Studio 7

Parliamentary Committees 2005/6, click here

Legislators
- House of Assembly
- Senate

Contact details for foreign embassies in Zimbabwe
For email and website addresses, click here

Masks

In Zimbabwe, dissent wears the mask of theater
"When you do hit-and-run theater, you beat drums and the people gather. You have a car there with the motor running. Your heart is beating very fast. You are full of fear that you are going to be arrested at any minute. You know the exact message that you want to give. You make sure the people get the message in the shortest time. As soon as you see that people are getting the message, you disappear." Read more

Important links for Development News & Information
 Balancing Act
Fahamu
Kabissa
OneWorld
The Communication Initiative
Open Directory Project
Human Rights Internet

Useful resources
Strategic social marketing for nonprofits
An introduction to NGO credibility and legitimacy
Everyone's guide to by-passing internet censorship

Working28 millimetresCollecting

I could feel tears swelling in my eyes as I watched my dear wife writhing in pain, with my four year son looking at her confused at why nobody was interested in assisting her. We went to the private clinic, but no cash, no treatment! - Read more

Politics & Governance
  • Startling revelations on police stations - Financial Gazette -
    Read more
  • "We have degrees in violence" - OSISA, OSI, and The Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture - Read more
  • 'Zimbabwe is like a flipped coin in the air' - The Spectator -
    Read more
  • Electoral Laws Amendment Bill, 2007: An analysis by the Zimbabwe Election Support Network - ZESN - Read more
  • Feminist reflections on gender violence, political power and women's emancipation - Grace Kwinjeh - Read more
"You can have your sexuality ... you don't have to lose it because you have HIV, you just have to be responsible."
 Read more from HIV-positive and still sexy
Opinion
  • The citizen as a radical activist - Bill Saidi - Read more
  • Zimbabwean women forced to give sexual favours to survive - Miriam Madziwa - Read more
  • Behind the mask of remittances - Firoze Manji - Read more
  • Steaks and cricket, starvation and poverty: diary of a surreal week in Zimbabwe - Martin Fletcher - Read more
  • Ending famine, simply by ignoring the experts - The New York Times - Read more
More

Navigating the Kubatana web site

Our home page carries only a few of the thousands of articles that we have in our Archive. The Archive is updated regularly. Please check out our Electronic Activism Page and get involved in our local campaigns. If you'd like to contact a Zimbabwean NGO please make use of our online Directory.

Join the kubatana.net mailing listJoin our mailing list for updates on activities and breaking news in the non-profit sector - click on the info image to the left.

 

 

You have our permission to use material from this site as long as you credit the NGO Network Alliance Project & www.kubatana.net
Please let us know if you encounter dead links or other problems using our web site or those we point to.