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Male
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Clement N Dlamini
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Institute of Development Management
About Me:
International Development Practitioner and a Passionate Social Worker
My dream:
Empowers communities to be self sustainable with or without donor help.
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The efforts of those who strive to push for hollistic change of the lives of people in the world - blessed to be one of the players.

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Building Bridges to Success Through Entrepreneurship Seminar

Posted on February 25, 2014 at 4:56pm 0 Comments

Swaziland is currently facing a high unemployment rate. Up to 40% of youth aged 15-39 are unemployed and in some age brackets the statistics are above 53%. The rate at which industry absorbs qualified young people is very low in proportion to the numbers produced by tertiary institutions annually. Young graduates with qualifications ranging from diplomas, bachelors, honors degrees and above find getting employed difficult because the job market has no room for them in the current economy.…

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First Rural Cervical Cancer Screening Launched at Ngculwini, Swaziland

Posted on June 3, 2013 at 12:00pm 2 Comments



On May 28, 2013, for the first time in the history of Swaziland, Cervical Cancer Screening Services were launched in the rural community of Ngculwini, just outside the town of Manzini. The launch saw 30+ women screened for cervical cancer. It is exciting times indeed for the women of Swaziland, given that it has the highest HIV prevalence (26%), coupled with very high poverty levels (63%). Below is a group photo of the team from Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, Swaziland Breast…

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Game on: It’s time to stop looking at development issues as a matter of emergency

Posted on April 3, 2013 at 11:48am 2 Comments

The short game: HIV and food security

Community development in Sub-Sahara Africa has been clouded by the emergency response mentality, which was exhibited in the knee jerk reaction of many countries in the initial response to the HIV pandemic. This has resulted in governments and community leaders concentrating all their efforts on combating the disease’s impact rather than designing strategic interventions that will close the tap of new infections.

Efforts to combat the…

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Who is at the centre of development? The Swaziland experience

Posted on November 26, 2012 at 7:00pm 0 Comments

On paper, our pursuit of economic growth, self-reliance, and social justice in Swaziland is very much in line with the Busan principles. In practice, there is another story.

In 1988, the Swazi government embarked on a comprehensive planning system designed to meet emerging and serious challenges such as poverty and economic instability. Now complete, the Swaziland National Development Strategy (NDS) articulates the country’s…

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At 7:25am on October 22, 2012, Rituu B. Nanda said…

Hi Clement,

Caroline posted the comment that you. If you have any question for her we can ask.

At 11:09am on August 25, 2012, Rituu B. Nanda said…

I so much look forward to your blogs. A warm welcome Clement!

 

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