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'''Elizabeth Ndhlovu''' is a [[Shadow Participant]] of [[Jedidah Millapo]]. Jedidah is one of the [[Core Participant|Core participants]] of the [[African Initiative]]. Elizabeth is based in Zambia. | '''Elizabeth Ndhlovu''' is a [[Shadow Participant]] of [[Jedidah Millapo]]. Jedidah is one of the [[Core Participant|Core participants]] of the [[African Initiative]]. Elizabeth is based in Zambia. | ||
Elizabeth Ndhlovu is a 24 year old secondary school teacher qualified in teaching African languages and English language. She is a holder of a Degree in Linguistics and African languages from the University of Zambia.She has worked with the Ministry of Health in an STI training program, carried out a research on Gender issues affecting women in Education in Zambia and she also wrote a course book in Cinyanja (recipe book). | |||
She is currently a subject teacher for both local Zambian Language (Cinyanja) and English at a school called Kamwala South Secondary School in Lusaka under the Ministry of General Education. This job allows her to interact with youths of all walks of life who share different views on various issues which affect their country. | |||
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[[Category: SDDP AF Shadow Participant]] | [[Category: SDDP AF Shadow Participant]] | ||
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Elizabeth Ndhlovu is a Shadow Participant of Jedidah Millapo. Jedidah is one of the Core participants of the African Initiative. Elizabeth is based in Zambia.
Elizabeth Ndhlovu is a 24 year old secondary school teacher qualified in teaching African languages and English language. She is a holder of a Degree in Linguistics and African languages from the University of Zambia.She has worked with the Ministry of Health in an STI training program, carried out a research on Gender issues affecting women in Education in Zambia and she also wrote a course book in Cinyanja (recipe book). She is currently a subject teacher for both local Zambian Language (Cinyanja) and English at a school called Kamwala South Secondary School in Lusaka under the Ministry of General Education. This job allows her to interact with youths of all walks of life who share different views on various issues which affect their country.