Akashinga delivers resilient nature conservation programmes of global significance through community-driven partnerships. Originally named the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF), was founded in 2009 by Australian-born and Zimbabwean-based environmentalist Damien Mander. Since its inception, we have transformed a traditionally adversarial approach to conservation into an innovative, uplifting, and gender-diverse model to protect wildlife and habitats.
As the organisation’s mission has evolved, so too has our identity, leading to our major transition in 2023 to become Akashinga. This name, meaning ‘the Brave Ones’ in Zimbabwe’s Shona language, reflects our unique approach to conservation by acknowledging the people at the heart of our collective fight for the future of the planet. At Akashinga, we centralise social impact around the advancement of women's leadership to achieve nature conservation at scale.
Applicants should have a Bachelor of Technology or a Bachelor of Science (Hons) degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or equivalent with a 2.1 classification or better. The successful candidates will assist in conducting lectures and tutorials.
UNESCO, in collaboration with the European Union, is inviting experienced professionals to apply for a consultancy opportunity in Zimbabwe under the project “Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Promoting Culture and Heritage-based Sustainable Tourism in Southern Africa.” The initiative aims to …
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Technical Instructor (2 Posts)
Harare
Full Time
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