Local Governance Society mandated by the department of Local Governance Studies to deal with governance at local level

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Anynomous

12 June 2017

Why Are you studying lgs / why have you studied Lgs.lets share
Anynomous

22 April 2017

As long as there is profit in war the world will never know peace
Anynomous

04 February 2017

Should African Nations implement the idea of mass withdrawal from the ICC?
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29 January 2017

Breaking News
FBI discovers a plot by the Alqaeda to just sit back and enjoy the collapse of the USA.
Anynomous

23 January 2017

Another initiative by government to initiate self sufficiency and as well counter hunger in Zimbabwe.
Anynomous

23 January 2017

Civil Protection Alert!
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21 January 2017

Agenda 2030 ALERT!
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21 January 2017

Rising urban population continues to be a stalemate to development. What are the causes and solutions to this problem?
Anynomous

21 January 2017

What lessons should be learnt concerning principles of good governance
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21 January 2017

What are your views
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17 January 2017

Dilapidated road infrastructure a cause for concern. What are your views and suggestions for improvement.
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09 January 2017

# Top Student # February 2017 # Get Readyy !!
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06 January 2017

African solutions to African problems.
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06 January 2017

Poverty reduction through sustainable development is a key strategy towards achieving agenda 2030. Africa's call to relook into its tourism strategies and focus more on sustainability in this field.
Anynomous

22 September 2016

The Department of Local Governance Studies Receives a Shot in the Arm The University’s Department of Local Governance Studies is pleased to announce receipt of a grant from the Centre of African Studies (CAS) at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, to support fieldwork activities for a selected number of research projects being compulsorily undertaken by final-year students pursuing a BSc Hons in Local Governance Studies Degree. The grant, which is limited and can support a... maximum of 50 students with relatively modest amounts, is made possible within the framework of a wider research project being conducted by Professor Amanda Hammar, a Zimbabwean based in Denmark, who is the Director of CAS. The projects that would be considered for support under the one-off grant should relate in some way to one (or more) of the following broad themes that fall within the overall framework of Professor Hammar’s project: Urban governance Public service delivery Property, housing and urban land Urban displacement and/or resettlement Urban citizenship Urban transformation in contexts of crisis A fairly wide range of specific topics covering a diversity of actors and/or activities could fit within the given broad themes. Students are encouraged to take advantage of this offer and apply for consideration in the allocation of the research grant. For more information regarding the application of the grant, please contact the Department of Local Governance Studies.
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