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Date: Tue, 8 Nov 94 19:24 EET
From: David Lush <dlush@misa.alt.NA>
Subject: Job opportunity...job opportunity...job opportunity

Inter Press Service (IPS) is seeking to place an African
journalist in the IPS Washington, D.C. bureau for two years,
starting mid-March 1995, to cover African-related issues and
events. The job will involve reporting on the World Bank, IMF,
U.S. policies toward Africa and non-governmental organisations
whose projects and policies affect Africa.

Candidates should have a minimum of five years experience in
print media, a proven knowledge about development issues, NGOs in
Africa and international financial agencies, and should have a
global perspective on world events. Articles will be filed in
English and disseminated worldwide through the IPS network.
Preference will be given to those who speak a second language,
ideally French.  Both male and female candidates are encouraged
to apply.

Prospective applicants should sent a curriculum vitae, three
references and eight recent articles to:

	Delin Cormeny / DC post
	PO Box 6050
	127 Union Avenue
	Harare
	Zimbabwe

tel:  Harare (263-4) 790104/5  or Washington, D.C. (1-202) 6627160/1
fax: Harare (263-4) 723 405 or Washington, D.C. (1-202) 6627164
E-mail ipspdc@gn.apc.org or ipswas@igc.apc.org

Applications must be received before January 27, 1995.
Applications received after that date will not be considered. A
selection panel will interview five finalists in Harare,
Zimbabwe, 13-14 February, 1995.  A final decision will be made
and candidates informed within the week.

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