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NGO summer school scheduled for Nyanga
15 Oct 2016 at 07:06hrs | Views
The Non Governmental Organisations will hold NGO directors Summer school in Nyanga on October this year.
In a statement NANGO said its count down to the NGO Directors Summer School which is going to take place on 27 and 28 October 2016 at Montclair Hotel in Nyanga.
The organisation said this year the theme of the NGO summer school is 'Enabling Environment for Non State Actors meaningful contribution to national development'. The NGO summer school is one of the major events which influences national development processes. NANGO in collaboration with apex civil society apex bodies will be has created a platform which allows cross pollination of contemporary ideas on how national development issues can be ameliorated.
"NANGO registration fee for the paid up members is now $100-00 per person for three nights on accommodation and meals. Transport will be provided from Harare to Nyanga and back to Harare. NANGO secretariat will liaise with out of Harare delegates on their travelling logistics to Harare. Members who have paid up half of the 2016 membership subscription fees should top up to pay the full amount of $100-00 and they will be eligible to pay $100-00 registration fee for Summer School or they will pay $200-00 if they haven't paid up their membership for 2016. Non NANGO Members and other stakeholders will pay $250-00 for the Directors Summer School," reads the statement.
"This year the Summer school will be very unique in that it has expanded the scope to involve the private sector, government, international NGOs and development partners thereby ensuring that the discussions are enriched. The summer school will look at contemporary development issues which are crucial within our context. Major issues for discussion include the Perspectives on the meaningful contribution of NON state actors to National Development, The role of technology in community development Sustainable Development Goals and the Leave Non One Behind Principle, NGO Sustainability, Post Clearance of Zimbabwe's Arrears."
NANGO said for more information please contact NANGO office at director.nango@gmail.com. contact Charity on 04 708 761 or 794 973 or mobile number 0778 306 402 or via e-mail. have attached the Registration form with NANGO Banking details at the bottom for your convenience.
"Please notify us as soon as you have done the payment and your can ask for registration form to NANGO Secretariat for logistics purposes," reads the statement.
ZPP concerned over Norton political violence
As the Norton by-‐election impends Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) is gravely concerned by the increasing incidences of politically motivated violence in the constituency.
Norton residents acknowledge existence of political violence and rising tensions owing to the call by Minister of Youth Patrick Zhuwao for National Youth Service trained youths to meet in relation to the Norton by-‐election.
ZPP said incidents have involved supporters of independent candidate, Temba Mliswa and Ronald Tinashe Chindedza of Zanu PF.
Last weekend eighteen-‐year-‐old Natasha Nyikadzino was abducted from her home when the perpetrators failed to locate her mother Ronika Nyikadzino who is on Mliswa's campaign team.
Natasha was later released and tells a harrowing story.
"In another incident a Zanu PF youth, Tafadzwa Chimbuzi, was violently attacked and sustained a deep cut on his tongue," said ZPP.
"Chimbuzi was admitted at Katanga clinic. These incidents and the tension in the constituency all point to the need for multi party liaison committees becoming a part of people's lives and not only being put in place towards an election."
ZPP said long-‐standing committees become conflict resolution mechanisms.
One church elder, who requested anonymity for fear of victimisation, said only two groups seem to be clashing.
"The groups that are fighting know each other because they were once supporters of the same party. We do not condone their behavior but we are saying involving the Border Gezi youths may not be the solution," he asserted.
In a statement NANGO said its count down to the NGO Directors Summer School which is going to take place on 27 and 28 October 2016 at Montclair Hotel in Nyanga.
The organisation said this year the theme of the NGO summer school is 'Enabling Environment for Non State Actors meaningful contribution to national development'. The NGO summer school is one of the major events which influences national development processes. NANGO in collaboration with apex civil society apex bodies will be has created a platform which allows cross pollination of contemporary ideas on how national development issues can be ameliorated.
"NANGO registration fee for the paid up members is now $100-00 per person for three nights on accommodation and meals. Transport will be provided from Harare to Nyanga and back to Harare. NANGO secretariat will liaise with out of Harare delegates on their travelling logistics to Harare. Members who have paid up half of the 2016 membership subscription fees should top up to pay the full amount of $100-00 and they will be eligible to pay $100-00 registration fee for Summer School or they will pay $200-00 if they haven't paid up their membership for 2016. Non NANGO Members and other stakeholders will pay $250-00 for the Directors Summer School," reads the statement.
"This year the Summer school will be very unique in that it has expanded the scope to involve the private sector, government, international NGOs and development partners thereby ensuring that the discussions are enriched. The summer school will look at contemporary development issues which are crucial within our context. Major issues for discussion include the Perspectives on the meaningful contribution of NON state actors to National Development, The role of technology in community development Sustainable Development Goals and the Leave Non One Behind Principle, NGO Sustainability, Post Clearance of Zimbabwe's Arrears."
NANGO said for more information please contact NANGO office at director.nango@gmail.com. contact Charity on 04 708 761 or 794 973 or mobile number 0778 306 402 or via e-mail. have attached the Registration form with NANGO Banking details at the bottom for your convenience.
"Please notify us as soon as you have done the payment and your can ask for registration form to NANGO Secretariat for logistics purposes," reads the statement.
ZPP concerned over Norton political violence
As the Norton by-‐election impends Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) is gravely concerned by the increasing incidences of politically motivated violence in the constituency.
Norton residents acknowledge existence of political violence and rising tensions owing to the call by Minister of Youth Patrick Zhuwao for National Youth Service trained youths to meet in relation to the Norton by-‐election.
ZPP said incidents have involved supporters of independent candidate, Temba Mliswa and Ronald Tinashe Chindedza of Zanu PF.
Last weekend eighteen-‐year-‐old Natasha Nyikadzino was abducted from her home when the perpetrators failed to locate her mother Ronika Nyikadzino who is on Mliswa's campaign team.
Natasha was later released and tells a harrowing story.
"In another incident a Zanu PF youth, Tafadzwa Chimbuzi, was violently attacked and sustained a deep cut on his tongue," said ZPP.
"Chimbuzi was admitted at Katanga clinic. These incidents and the tension in the constituency all point to the need for multi party liaison committees becoming a part of people's lives and not only being put in place towards an election."
ZPP said long-‐standing committees become conflict resolution mechanisms.
One church elder, who requested anonymity for fear of victimisation, said only two groups seem to be clashing.
"The groups that are fighting know each other because they were once supporters of the same party. We do not condone their behavior but we are saying involving the Border Gezi youths may not be the solution," he asserted.
Source - Byo24News
