Zambia - News - Restless Development

Knighthood for our Patron

Our patron and former Chairman of Tesco, David Reid, has been given a knighthood in the New Year Honours; one of only two knighthoods from the business sector this year.

12 Jan 2012

Our CEO is on Twitter!

Our CEO Nik Hartley has decided to embark on the great journey that is Twitter! You can follow him @NikStoke to see what we are getting up to straight from the top!

04 Jan 2012

Uganda Country Director Edits Youth Journal

Last month saw the release of the latest and special edition of ‘Participatory Learning and Action’ – the world’s leading informal journal on participatory approaches and methods – bringing the realised potential of young people across Africa into excitingly sharp focus. What’s more, Restless Development’s very own Jessica Greenhalf, Uganda Country Programme Director is guest editor!

04 Jan 2012

New Blog from Zambia

Our team in Zambia have been busy compiling a blog with stories and news on the work that is being carried out in country, including advocacy work, career expos and conferences amongst much more.

21 Dec 2011

Calling all social networkers!

Dance4life Zimbabwe – a campaign facilitated by Restless Development – is taking part in an online competition to win a sizeable donation!

07 Dec 2011

World AIDS Day - 1st DECEMBER!

December the 1st is World AIDS Day, 30 years since the first case was identified. 30 million people have died as a result of AIDS since then and young people account for half of all new infections, that's approximately 3 million a year. Here at Restless Development we want to see that figure reduced and eventually eradicated and you can help us on the 1st December by getting involved in some of our online activities!

25 Nov 2011

Help to see a decline in AIDS by 2020

December 1 is World AIDS Day, 30 years after the first case was identified. In that time 30 million people have died as a result of AIDS. But, as this short film shows, incredible advances in science made this year mean that for the first time we can speak credibly about bringing an end to AIDS.

21 Nov 2011