Articles from Sister Namibia (March 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Who am I?" Peer counselling through body mapping.			789
African Basketry: Grassroots Art from Southern Africa.	Vale, Helen	Book review	239
Dear readers.			249
Exposed! Much controversy surrounded Exposed, an exhibition of photography, installations, performance and live happenings that explored the reality of violence against women and girls. The avalon event included the work of photographer Frank Dornbrach and a one-woman show entitled "Me&U", written and performed by Natasha Lamoela.	Baumgarten, Robin		580
First all-female peacekeepers reach Liberia.		Brief article	153
Home-based care workers Cycle in Windhoek.		Photograph	132
In spite of flight and homelessness twin sisters are making a difference in the Osire refugee camp.	von Wietersheim, Erika		1058
Japan's husbands rush to rescue marriage.		Brief article	197
Just hope a little while longer.	Boois, V.L.	Short story	746
Karolina Pieters laat dinge gebeur op Maltahohe.	Naude, Vertaal deur Marietjie	Cover story	1218
Karolina Pieters: making things happen in Maltahohe.		Cover story	1083
Making an impact.		Letter to the editor	210
Measuring progress on women's rights: how far has Namibia come in implementing the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), since its ratification in 1992, two years after independence?			1264
Meeting to thrash out gender violence: the Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare is to hold Namibia's first-ever national conference on gender violence. This follows numerous calls for action.	Sibeene, Petronella	Brief article	265
My vagina is coming!	Afuba, Mfor Divine	Poem	384
Natango ota kongo ombili: onghalo idjuu omo mu na oonakulwa vakulu.	Mwondela, Ku Chilombo; Ndinoshiho, Etoloko kuRauna		909
Nyeka ye Pumba: the Nyeka ye Pumba Basket Group started small, but it had a vision. Just like 'a torch made of cow dung', the literal translation of its name from Oshiwambo, the group intended to start with a tiny spark, but to burn constantly as it grew.	Paine, Sarah		613
Pakistan to prohibit forced marriage.		Brief article	176
Portugal liberalises abortion after decades of struggle.		Brief article	201
Prisoners read Sister Namibia.		Letter to the editor	207
Promoting Women's writing.			491
Reaching our sisters in Sudan.		Letter to the editor	317
Speak out!		Brief article	105
The HIV risk of saying "I do".	Gonzalez, Laura Lopez		626
The Invisible Woman, Zara Schmelen, African Mission Assistant at the Cape and in Namaland, by Ursula Truper.	von Wietersheim, Erika	Book review	578
The Osire Women's Centre--working in isolation.	von Wietersheim, Erika		696
U.S. women occupy senators' offices to end war in Iraq.		Brief article	279
Unravelling Taboos: Gender and Sexuality in Namibia.		Book review	437
Working for PEACE: with a limited number of mental health professionals in the country, especially outside Windhoek, many people in need of counselling go without, left on their own with few coping mechanisms in place. PEACE (People's Education, Assistance & Counselling for Empowerment) is working to change this.	Baumgarten, Robin		528
World Social Forum: an absence of politics.			699