Word: mlambo
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...opportunity to expose non-African friends to African culture. She said that the West mostly perceives Africa as plagued with problems: AIDS, disease, and poverty.Now studying astrophysics as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, Mohamed still sees it as her mission to share some of her heritage.Rangarirai M. Mlambo ’07, who is also originally from Zimbabwe and was a part of Gumboots throughout his undergraduate years, takes a similar persepctive. “One can take away as much or as little as one likes to form an adopted identity,” he said...
...ostensibly work for. In the face of adversity, we must not forget why many of us are here—to help improve this world through our work—and we must not stifle the urgency of our intellectual pursuits. PROUD DZAMBUKIRA ’07 RANGARIRAI M. MLAMBO ’07 February...
...left in disarray, President Mbeki will find it easier to push through reforms aimed at nudging economic growth above 6%-in particular, a relaxing of labor laws that employers complain make hiring and firing people too expensive. Zuma's demise also clears the way for Mbeki prot?g? Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, appointed by Mbeki to replace Zuma, to sell herself as the new president-in-waiting. "It's an opportunity for her to show South Africans she's a good bet," says Gumede. "And she's moving on that quickly...
...APPOINTED. PHUMZILE MLAMBO-NGCUKA, 49, Deputy President of South Africa; by President Thabo Mbeki; in Johannesburg. The former Minerals and Energy Minister, Mlambo-Ngcuka succeeds Jacob Zuma, who was dismissed earlier this month amid a corruption scandal involving his financial advisor. As a top government official, Mlambo-Ngcuka, an anti-apartheid activist, promoted black ownership in the white-dominated mining industry. She now assumes the highest political office ever held by a woman in South Africa...
Rangarirai M. Mlambo ’07, a native of Zimbabwe, said that he thinks Harvard’s decisions should not take into account the State Department’s advisories...