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Tungamirai Zimonte interview

Tungamirai Zimonte is a 30 year old, heart driven artist and activist with skills in journalism, social media, brand identity design and content creation. “My wish is to combine the knowledge and experience I have in these areas to make Africa a better place.” He is the founder and director of Youth against Alcoholism and …

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Successful launch of SAAPA Zimbabwe

32 delegates from youth, media and civil society organisations attended a workshop in December 2015 in Harare, where they deliberated on the issue of alcohol and its impact on Zimbabweans. Representatives from the Health Advisor’s Office also attended the meeting, setting the tone for a future engagement with government on this critical social and health …

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Interview with Riana from Madagascar

Young people all over the world are central to change. Meet Riana, 26, from Madagascar. She combines her French with IT to offer professional webmaster services.. She has been involved in Blue Cross Madagascar for years. But really got involved in alcohol policy work in 2013 when working on the monitoring of alcohol marketing in …

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An invitation to men to discuss masculinity and drinking habits

FORUT has launched “Masculinity in a bottle”, a material which looks at gender roles and alcohol in an integrated manner, and with a particular focus on masculinity. The manual can be used to involve men in changing harmful masculine behaviour. The link address is: http://www.add-resources.org/an-invitation-to-men-to-discuss-masculinity-and-drinking-habits.5810678-315750.html

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[Video] Alcohol: a global concern

The short video film “Alcohol: a global concern” gives an overvire over alcohol as a risk factor for health and social problems in today’s world. The film was produced for and first presented during the opening ceremony of the Global Alcohol Policy Conference (GAPC) in Edinburgh, Scotland on the 7th of October 2015. The link …

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A Win-Win Measure for Financing Development

Alcohol taxation is an evidence-based, useful, impactful tool to generate funding for sustainable development. It creates a win-win situation for developing and developed countries alike. This is the key message in a new publication on alcohol taxation published by IOGT International. The link address is: http://www.add-resources.org/a-win-win-measure-for-financing-development.5811855-315750.html

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