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“We are moving back to the pre-coup era,” said Lizwe Jamela, a human rights lawyer in
                    Harare. “People are still being arrested for expressing themselves, people are being
                    arrested for dissent and for organizing peaceful demonstrations,” he said.

                    He cited the case of a prison guard who was fired on Nov.5 for “traitorous” behavior
                    after he allegedly posted a pro-opposition tweet as well as the arrest of trade unionists
                    and other activists in recent months.

                    “That trend would indicate that we are not yet Uhuru,” said Jamela, using the popular
                    Swahili word for freedom. “We have a long road ahead.”

                    Source: Farai Mutsaka, AP
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                    Opportunities . . .

                    Maurice R Greenberg World Fellows Program
                    Deadline: 5 December 2018

                    The Maurice R Greenberg World Fellows Program is a four-month, full-time residential
                    program, based out of Yale’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The Program provides
                    World Fellows the opportunity to expand their vision, learn from each other, and grow
                    personally and professionally. World Fellows contribute to Yale’s intellectual life, give
                    talks and participate on panels, collaborate with peers, audit classes, and mentor
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                    Green enterPRIZE Innovation Challenge
                    Deadline: 9 December 2018

                    The Simuka-Phakama Green enterPRIZE Innovation Challenge is being implemented in
                    collaboration with local business development service (BDS) providers to offer financial
                    and non-financial services to innovative green and growth oriented small and medium-
                    sized enterprises (SMEs) to grow their businesses. The Innovation Challenge will create
                    a platform for green enterprise innovation and development to ensure Zimbabwe thrives
                    by empowering citizens and businesses, particularly women and youth, to drive the
                    creation of green and decent jobs. Targeted emerging and established SMEs will
                    increase their provision of green products and services by accessing a tailored business
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