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********************MEDALS FOR RESEARCH ON DEVELOPMENT******************

THE MEDALS

The Medals for Outstanding Research on Development carry cash prizes of
$60,000 plus travel expenses to the Global Development Network’s Seventh
Annual Development Conference.
Two prize medals—one for $8,000 plus travel and another for $4,000 plus
travel—will be granted for completed research papers in each of five topic
areas, described below, corresponding to the themes of the Seventh Annual
Conference of the Global Development Network. In addition, several other
applicants will be invited at GDN expense to attend the Conference. The
Medals will be awarded based upon the degree of innovation and the quality
of content. The deadline for submitting the application form, abstract,
and completed paper for the Medals is September 16, 2005.

The competition rules and guidelines are described in detail below. Please
read carefully as there have been some changes from last year’s
competition.

Eligibility Criteria
• The Medals are open only to citizens and permanent residents of
developing or transition countries. If there is more than one researcher,
all researchers must be citizens or permanent residents of developing or
transition countries.
• The principal researcher must currently reside in a developing or
transition country. If there is more than one researcher, at least 50% of
the researchers (including the principal researcher) must currently reside
in a developing or transition country.
• Staff members of multilateral organizations are not eligible to
apply for the Medals.
• Past Medal winners and finalists are not eligible to apply with
the same or similar paper.

The Research Paper
Research papers for the Medals will be considered in the following
categories:
1: Institutions and Poverty Reduction
2: Institutions, Policies, and Long-Run Growth
3: Institutional Development and Change in the Health Sector
4: Political Institutions, Governance and Development
5: Globalization, Institutions, and Development

See below for a more detailed description of these topics.

The Application Process

Deadline:
September 16, 2005. Submit application form, a 200 to 300 word abstract,
and completed research paper.

Note: For a paper with more than one author, only the principal author
should submit an application. However, the institutional affiliation,
position, e-mail address, citizenship and current residence of each
co-author must also be included in the application.

Guidelines:
• Applications must indicate the category under which the paper is
being submitted. Applications that do not fall within one of the five
categories will not be considered.
• An application can only be submitted under one category.
• An applicant may submit more than one application.
• A paper can be submitted by one or more authors. In cases of
papers written by more than one author, all authors must meet the
eligibility criteria.
• Papers must be between 6,000 to 12,000 words. Type should be 12
font with 1.5 line spacing.
• Submitted proposals should have the proper naming convention.
Example: • Lastname_paper.doc or Lastname_paper.pdf
• Papers must be submitted in English.
• Papers for the Medal competition must not have been published in
an internationally distributed journal or book before June 30, 2004.

All applications and documents must be submitted as electronic files
through the GDN website (www.gdnet.org). If you are not able to submit
your application through the website,
please contact us at awards@gdnet.org, with the Medal title in the subject
line.

The Selection Process
• The submissions will be reviewed by independent experts in each
topic area. For each category, the corresponding experts will submit a
short list of 5 candidates to GDN. These will be announced by November 15,
2005. • Short-listed candidates for the Medals will present their
work at the GDN Seventh Annual Conference in St. Petersburg, Russia from
January 19-21, 2006. Travel and expenses for one principal researcher of
each short-listed submission will be covered by GDN.
• A Selection Committee will select and announce the first and
second place Medal winners at the Conference. In selecting the Medal
winners, the substantive contribution of the research to its particular
field will be emphasized. The Selection Committee reserves the right not
to award one or both medals in any category.

Selection Committee
The Selection Committee for this year's competition is not yet determined.
The Selection Committee of last year’s competition consisted of Alan Gelb,
World Bank (Chair); Diana Tussie, Latin America Trade Network, Argentina;
Bernard Decaluwe, Laval University, Canada; Felicia Knaul, Fundación
Mexicana para la Salud and Ministry of Public Education, Mexico; Eliana La
Ferrara, Universita Bocconi and IGIER, Italy; and Shujiro Urata, Waseda
University, Japan.

Description of Topics

Theme 1: Institutions and Poverty Reduction

The reduction of poverty is the central purpose of development and is
enshrined in national development strategies as well as in pronouncements
of the international community as captured most recently in the Millennium
Development Goals. As the focus on poverty has intensified, the concept
of poverty had broadened and is now usually understood to include (i)
increased incomes for the poor through higher returns for their factors of
production (especially labor and land), transfers, access to credit. and
redistribution of assets or creation of new assets (investment in human
capital for example); (ii) improvements in the quality of life including
literacy, life expectancy; and elimination of discrimination by status or
gender; (iii) reduced exposure to risk through various kinds of formal and
informal insurance; and (iv) increased political voice.

Interventions to implement aspects of a poverty-reducing strategy rely on
a wide range of institutions. On a spectrum from informal to formal,
efforts to reduce poverty involve the poor themselves through self-help
schemes and coping mechanisms, intermediaries such as national or
international non-governmental organizations, official programs run at the
local, state, or federal level, as well as programs supported by the
major international financial institutions and bilateral donors. These
myriad interventions notwithstanding, poverty persists in many countries.
This may reflect inadequate understanding of the root causes of poverty, a
failure to design and implement appropriate policies and programs, or a
combination of both.

Submissions in this category are expected to identify and analyze
institutional arrangements that appear to reduce poverty. Wherever
possible, submissions should provide evidence through survey data or case
studies of the impact on the poor. Submissions are encouraged on the full
spectrum of institutional arrangements including (i) community organized
and implemented schemes to share risk and protect the vulnerable; (ii)
micro-credit schemes, educational programs, health clinics, agricultural
and artisanal projects, and advocacy and political mobilization movements
run by national or international NGOs; (iii) the entire complement of
programs and policies managed by various levels of government ranging from
the legal and political system though public expenditure programs to
delivery mechanisms and pricing systems for public services such as
health, education, water, power, communications, transport, as well as
programs for land reform, irrigation, and disaster relief; and (iv) the
contribution made by the international community including both bilateral
donors and international organizations through the delivery of aid.
Whatever the focus of the submission, it must demonstrate why the
particular institutional arrangement being analyzed has, or has not,
helped the poor.

Theme 2: Institutions, Policies and Long-Run Growth

It has become an accepted wisdom that a country cannot have sustained
growth without good governance and that governance is highly dependent on
the institutional structure of the country. However, it is clear that
countries with very different types of institutions, both formal and
informal, have managed long-run growth. Consequently, while most
cross-country studies point to the importance of ‘good’ institutions for
growth, it is not always clear what a good institution is, other than one
that is working well. In addition, it seems highly likely that the
institutions necessary for growth change within a country as it moves up
the income ladder. There is also an ongoing debate over whether good
institutions are necessary for good policies or vice-versa.

It has also been noted that many developing countries have growth spurts
for several years but are unable to sustain growth. In particular, when
the spurt loses momentum or a shock hits, the ensuing recession is
typically quite severe and the economy is not able to recover quickly.
These problems may be linked to a lack of institutional development during
the ‘good times’ as well as the perception that the government is not
committed to institutional reform during downturns. There could also be a
lack of widespread support for institutional reform if the benefits are
distributed unevenly.

Submissions in this category should address one or more of the following
areas: (1) The relationship between institutional development and
long-run socio-economic growth; (2) The types of institutions necessary at
different stages or levels of development, as well as the nature of the
relationship between good institutions and good policies; (3) The
importance of institutions in analyzing the political economy of reforms
to achieve long-run growth, including institutional reforms conducive to
pro-poor growth; (4) The relationship between institutional development
and boom-burst development paths (often related to natural resource
abundance or capital inflows), as well the behavior of an economy when
affected by external shocks, including but not limited to the
macroeconomic response; (5) The methods by which governments can create
credible institutional and policy commitments that will help foster
growth; (6) The effectiveness of imported (or transplanted) versus
homegrown institutions with respect to socio-economic growth.

Submissions can be cross-country or country studies and can focus on
either the role of formal or informal institutions for long-run growth,
including cultural and sociological factors.

Theme 3: Institutional Development and Change in the Health Sector

A healthy population is both a result and a cause of socio-economic
development. However, a healthy population depends on well-functioning
and responsive formal and informal health systems. In turn these depend
on a strong institutional base for the health system. These institutions
range from those concerned with policymaking in the health sector to the
delivery of simple materials necessary for the prevention of diseases (eg
condoms, mosquito nets).

In almost all developing countries health institutions face severe
problems with respect to financing and maintaining well trained staff.
These problems have only been aggravated in many countries by the large
number of HIV cases. This has put pressure on officials to develop
innovative ways of health service delivery, including the greater use of
market incentives. At the same time, civil society is developing its own
informal institutions to try and cope with the health needs of the
population.

Submissions in this category should address one or more of the following
areas: (1) The organization and functioning of institutions responsible
for policymaking and regulation in the health and sanitation sector,
including matters relating to the financing of health and sanitation
services and the relationship with other government institutions; (2) The
functioning of institutions with respect to delivery of health and
sanitation services (including pharmaceuticals) and communication on
public health issues; (3) The effectiveness of institutions with respect
to research on health issues and training of health professionals,
including questions related to international migration (brain drain); (4)
The organization and functions of international health institutions in
relation to their role in developing and transition countries; (5) The
development and effectiveness of informal health institutions. (6) Market
imperfections in the health sector that are hindering the attainment of
efficiency and/or equity objectives. (7) The impact of HIV on the
effectiveness and organization of institutions in the health sector.

Theme 4: Political Institutions, Governance and Development

Poor governance is increasingly considered the greatest internal obstacle
to a country’s socio-economic development. The governance of a country is
very much dependent on the nature of the political institutions, both
formal and informal, in which the policymakers, bureaucrats, and
stakeholders function. Modes of behavior can be fashioned at the broadest
level by the type and quality of democracy in a country and at the most
specific level by the distribution of power and the checks and balances
embodied in the constitution (or other rules of the game). Other
important aspects of the political institutional framework of a country
are the extent of decentralization and the manner in which civil society
can and chooses to express its ‘voice’. Of increasing importance is the
ability for different stakeholders to affect implementation of new
policies or regulations, even if they have little influence in the
formulation of the policies.

The ability of society to create or adapt political institutions is
another important aspect of governance, particularly in an era when the
role of the state is being redefined in many countries. While macro
changes most commonly take place in the context of a major crises and/or
revolution, the ability of a polity to undertake micro changes to
political institutions may be just as important for long-run
socio-economic development. This is particularly important when a
country’s development is hampered as much or more by widespread petty
corruption by the bureaucracy as by large-scale concentrated theft by
those in power. Of course, like economic institutions, political
institutions can be captured and very difficult to reform.

Submissions in this category should address one or more of the following
points: (i) What is the relationship between the configuration of the
political institutions in a country and governance, including the
functioning of the bureaucracy; (ii) What types of political institutions
are most conducive to socio-economic development and how do these change
over time; (iii) How are political institutions changed at either the
macro or micro levels; (iv) How can political institutions adapt to the
changing role of the state, particularly in countries that are putting
much more emphasis on the functioning of private markets; (vi) What is the
role of legislative, executive and judicial institutions in promoting or
hampering economic development? Do their roles change at different stages
of development? (vi) What is the relationship between the development and
behavior of civil society and the political institutions in a country;
(vii) Can well-functioning political institutions be ‘imported’ from other
countries and in what circumstances; (viii) How does economic performance
drive political reform and vice-versa.

Theoretical, cross-country and country specific analysis — including case
studies — are welcome in all social science disciplines.

Theme 5: Globalization, Institutions and Development

In response to the rapid change in the world in the last 15 years—usually
referred to as ‘globalization’ for short—new international, national, and
local institutions have been developed and old ones have had to change and
adapt. In both the public and private sectors, including non-governmental
organizations, the nature of their tasks has changed dramatically due to
both globalization in the economic, social, cultural, and environmental
spheres and rapid change in information and communication technologies.

These changes impact the behavior and institutional development of
international institutions directly and are strongly affecting the
behavior and institutional development of national governments both
directly and indirectly. For example, many governments have had little
choice but to reform national institutions under the direct pressure of
international institutions and the indirect pressure of the rapid exchange
of information across countries. In some cases institutional reform has
been guided by the need to meet international standards; in other cases
the pressure to be more competitive has been more compelling. In almost
all cases, there is much less room to maneuver and fewer ‘paths of
development’ available than was the case 20 years ago. Similarly, changes
in national institutions have impacted the effectiveness of local
institutions, requiring change and adaptation at this level.

Submissions in this category should address at least one of the following
issues: (i) How are (or are not) institutions mediating the impact of
globalization, from global institutions (such as the IFIs or international
non-governmental organizations) to national institutions (such as central
banks or ministries of health) to local institutions (such as rural social
organizations or urban planning boards); (ii) How can the existing
international institutional framework (such as the UN system, the IFIs,
WTO and TRIPS) be changed or modified—or how has it changed—to better
address the challenges of development and poverty reduction in a world of
rapid globalization; (iii) How have international non-governmental
organizations (and international civil society, more generally) created or
adapted institutions in order to respond to the challenges of
globalization with respect to socio-economic development and poverty
reduction; (iv) What has been the relationship between globalization,
institutional change of international organizations, and institutional
change at the national level; (v) Analyze alternative modes or paths of
national development in the context of greater insertion into the global
market economy, emphasizing the role played by institutions in the
process; and (vi) In the context of socio-economic development and poverty
reduction, how have changes in information and communication technologies
impacted institutional development at the international, national, or
local levels.

Submissions in this category are welcome in all social science disciplines
and related methodologies.

GDN Secretariat
Attn: Lyn Squire
Global Development Network
Second Floor, West Wing, ISID Complex
Vasant Vihar Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 070, INDIA
Tel: (91) 11-2091-0017
Fax: (91) 11-5170-4248

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but I only urge you to read on.

In November 1998, a British Oil consultant/contractor with
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months, valued at some millions of United states dollars in
my branch. Upon maturity, I sent a routine notification to
his forwarding address in America and Britain but got no
reply. After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we
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next of kin. In the field of private banking, opening an
account with us means no one will know of its existence,
accounts are rarely held under a name; depositors use
numbers and codes to make the accounts anonymous. This bank
also gives the choice to depositors of having their mail
sent to them or held at the bank itself, ensuring that
there are no traces of the account and as I said, rarely do
they nominate next of kin. Private banking clients apart
from not nominating next of kin also usually in most cases
leave wills in our care, in this case; Mr. Robert Rice died
interstate.

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have passed away, we instituted our own investigations in
good faith to determine who should have right to claim the
estate. This investigation has for the past months been
unfruitful. We have scanned every continent and used our
private investigation affiliate companies to get to the
root of the problem. This money has since been sitting in
my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the
principal sum at the end of each year. No one will ever
come forward to claim it.

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expiration of 6 (six) years, the money will revert to the
ownership of the Chinese Government if nobody applies to
claim the funds. What I wish to relate to you will smack of
unethical practice but I want you to understand something.
It is only an outsider to the banking world who finds the
internal politics of the banking world aberrational. The
world of banking especially is fraught with huge rewards
for those who occupy certain offices and oversee certain
portfolios. You should have begun by now to put together
the general direction of what I propose. There is a large
sum of money deposited in my bank, I alone have the deposit
details and they will release the deposit to no one unless
evidence of relationship with the deceased, which I shall
provide you with, is presented. I alone know of the
existence of this deposit for as far as Bank of China is
concerned, the bank's management has no single idea of
what?s the history or nature of the deposit. They are
simply awaiting instructions to release the deposit to any
party that comes forward. This is the situation. This bank
has spent great amounts of money trying to track this man?s
family; they have investigated for months and have found no
family. The investigation has come to an end. Consequently,
my proposal is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand
in as the next of kin to Mr. Robert Rice so that the fruits
of this old man's labour will not get into the hands of
some corrupt government officials. Acting in this capacity
really is simple, all you have to do is provide your full
names and address so that an attorney here can prepare the
necessary documents and affidavits that will put you in
place as the next of kin. We shall employ the services of
an attorney for drafting and notarization of the WILL and
to obtain the necessary authentication, approval and a
letter of probate/administration in your favour for the
transfer to be done. A bank account in any part of the
world that you then provide me with will then facilitate
the transfer of this money to you as the beneficiary/next
of kin. The money will be paid into your account for us to
share 80/20.

I am aware of the consequences of this proposal. I ask that
if you find no interest in this project that you should
discard this mail. I ask that you do not be vindictive and
destructive. If my offer is of no appeal to you, delete
this message and forget I ever contacted you. Do not
destroy my career because you do not approve of my
proposal. You may not know this but people like myself who
have made tidy sums out of comparable situations run the
whole private banking sector. I am not a criminal and what
I do, I do not find against good conscience, this may be
hard for you to understand, but the dynamics of my industry
dictates that I make this move. Such opportunities only
come ones' way once in a lifetime. I cannot let this chance
pass me by, for once I find myself in total control of my
destiny. This is my chance and i wont let it pass me by. I
ask that you do not destroy my chance, if you will not work
with me let me know and let me move on with my life but do
not destroy me. I am a family man and this is an
opportunity to provide my family with new opportunities.
There is a reward for this project and it is a task well
worth undertaking. I have evaluated the risks and the only
risk I have here is from you refusing to work with me and
alerting my bank.

There is no risk whatsoever as all the paperwork for this
transaction will be done by the attorney and my position as
the Branch Manager guarantee the successful execution of
this transaction. If you are interested in this lucrative
role, I urge you to indicate to that effect. Upon your
response, if favourable, I shall then provide you with more
details and relevant information that will help you get
full understanding of the transaction. I will appreciate it
if you send me your confidential telephone and fax numbers
for easier communication.

If you find yourself able to work with me, contact me
through this email address. If you give me positive
signals, I will initiate this process towards a conclusion.
I wish to inform you that should you contact me via
official channels; I will deny knowing you and about this
project. I repeat, I do not want you contacting me through
my official phone lines nor do I want you contacting me
through my official email account. Contact me only through
the numbers I will provide for you and also through this
email address. My official lines are not secure lines as
they are periodically monitored to assess our level of
customer care in line with our Total Quality Management
Policy. Please observe this instruction religiously.
Please, again, note I am a family man, I have a wife and
children. I send you this mail not without a measure of
fear as to what the consequences may be, but I know within
me that nothing ventured is nothing gained and that success
and riches never come easy or on a platter of gold. This is
the one truth I have learned from my private banking
clients. Do not betray my confidence. If we can be of one
accord, we should plan a meeting, soon.

In closing, please observe utmost confidentiality, and be
rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable
for both of us because I shall require your assistance to
invest my share in your country. Upon receiving your reply,
I will then furnish you with a more comprehensive detail of
this transaction, the amount involved and what is required
of you in order for us to achieve the success of this
business.

Awaiting your urgent reply via my personal email
account:chonching@mail2china.com

Yours Sincerely,

Mr.Chon Ching.

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[afro-nets] 7th Short Course on Social Mobilisation in Health and Development

7th Short Course on Social Mobilisation in Health and Development
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6 June - 16 July, 2005
Legon - Accra, Ghana
University of Ghana - School of Public Health

Application deadline: 13 May 2005


The School of Public Health (SPH) aims at producing Public
Health Practitioners and other development officials who will
serve as leaders and change agents in the field of social devel-
opment in Ghana and in the wider African context. It is one of
the three Public Health Institutions in Africa that subscribe to
the Philosophy of a School Without Walls meaning that attempts
are made to achieve an optimum mix of classroom and field work.

Nature and rationale for the course

The first short course in Social Mobilization was organized by
SPH in collaboration with UNICEF. Other international agencies
such as WHO and USAID have expressed interest in strengthening
local and regional capacity in Social Mobilisation.

The course takes into account the desire of several countries in
the region to have such training carried out in the African
socio-cultural context. It is anticipated that the course will
serve the needs of Anglophone Sub-Saharan Africa. In the same
way as a similar course run by the regional Institute of Public
Health, in Cotonou, Benin, is serving the Francophone countries.

This course is the first of its kind in Anglophone Sub-Saharan
Africa and is open to Development Workers, Officials in Public
Health and related sectors.

Duration

This is a six-week intensive certificate course, which takes
place each year in Accra-Legon, (Ghana) between June and July.
Deadline for submitting applications is 13th May, 2005.

Goal and objectives

The course aims at improving the capacity of national personnel
in Anglophone Sub-Saharan Africa, to respond to social mobiliza-
tion needs of national development programmes.

At the end of the training, the participants will have acquired
Theory and practical knowledge to enable them plan, organize ,
monitor and evaluate the "Communication/Social Mobilisation"
components of Health and Development Projects and Programmes
they are responsible for.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

- Propose a suitable strategy for solving a behavior-related
problem within a community;

- Identify the problems involved and the resources required for
implementing change in a community;

- Draw up a systematic Social Mobilisation action plan;

- Determine the crucial points to monitor when implementing a
process of change in a community and

- Evaluate the impact of activities aimed at implementing change
in a community.


Admission requirements

The course is open to middle to high-level decision makers and
managers, with some experience in areas of development and so-
cial change as for example:
- Health Development
- Primary Health Care
- Community Mobilisation
- Communication


Fees and other expenses

The course fee is US$ 2,000 for foreign participants to be paid
or transferred before the course begins to SPH account No
114727, Ghana commercial Bank (GCB), Foreign Operations Branch,
Circle, Accra. A foreign participant may need an additional
minimum sum of US$ 500 for board and lodging for the six-week
period. The fee for Ghanaian participants will be GHC
8,835,000.00 (equivalent of US$ 950) to be paid into SPH account
number 1031130004821, Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB), Legon Branch
before the course starts. Each local participant for purposes of
board and lodging during the six-week period, will need an addi-
tional amount, which will be determined by the sponsoring
agency.

The course fees cover trainer costs, training materials, field
trips, certificate awards and the use of University facilities.

Participants and/or the organisations sponsoring them are re-
sponsible for the costs of transportation, travel insurance and
incidental expenses.


For more information, please contact:

The Course Secretariat
School of Public Health
College of Health Sciences
University of Ghana
P.O. Box LG 13
Legon, Ghana
Tel./Fax: +233-21-514-604
mailto:gsph@ghana.com
or
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DEPOSIT OF THE MONEY IN THE SECURITY COMPANY. HE ALSO EXPLAINED TO ME
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BUSINESS ASSOCIATES.HE MADE IT CLEAR TO ME THAT THE SECURITY COMPANY
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Organisation Voluntary Service Overseas
Salary £24,479 (inc L/W)
Based in Putney, London, United Kingdom
Closing date 04.05.2005
Posted date 19.04.2005
http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/11130

Water & Sanitation Technical Advisor, Liberia
Organisation Concern Worldwide
Salary Paid salary, flights, accomodation, living allowance, life & health
insurance, pension
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Posted date 12.04.2005
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Web Development and Technical Operations
Employment terms : Full Time, Contract
Location: Lusaka, Zambia
Closing date: 2 May, 2005
Applications with detailed curriculum vitae marked Web Development and
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to:
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Fax: (041) 234924
Email:info@wougnet.org

Deadline for applications: April 27, 2005
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Content preview: Dear Friend, How are you and your family today? I hope
that you are all okay? I found information about you and decided to
contact you for an important assistance. I am mike Nkomo a citizen of
Zimbabwe, but I am writing from my refugee camp in
Enschede-Netherlands. I am the only son of Kenneth Nkomo, a wealthy
farmer and a senior politician with the opposition political party in
my country, Movement for Democratic Change [MDC].My father was
murdered by our wicked President, Robert Mugabe and I fled my country
because I have become his next target to eliminate. My father was a
fighter for Justice and a moving force in the MDC, a part wanting to
end the several years of brutal dictatorship government of President
Robert Mugabe. You will read more stories about President Mugabe's
brutal acts by visiting this web sites.
My father was accused
of Treason and also assisting the White farmers in fighting the
government. Few weeks after his arrest, he was reported dead. The
government claimed he died of heart attack and his body was never seen
for proper autopsy, they buried him in the government cemetery. My
father's associate Mr. Martin Olds a White farmer from Sweden assisted
me in fighting my father's death through the Court and media, the
government saw us as a big treat to them and decided to eliminate us.
Mr. Olds was attacked and murdered in his house, but fortunately,
before they came looking for me, I received the news and I had to flee
through the border to South Africa to save my life. My arrival here in
Enschede still remains a miracle to me. Here, is my reasons for
contacting you, I need to bring my family out of Zimbabwe as soon as
possible before any more harm is done on them. I am having a huge sum
of money in the total sum of $10.5MUSD (Ten million five hundred
thousand united states dollars ) presently hidden in a safe place. My
father kept this money in a trunk box in disguise as family treasures
and could not bank them, because of the situation in my country. My
fat [...]

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0.6 RCVD_HELO_IP_MISMATCH Received: HELO and IP do not match, but should
1.5 RCVD_NUMERIC_HELO Received: contains an IP address used for HELO
1.3 MILLION_USD BODY: Talks about millions of dollars
0.0 URG_BIZ BODY: Contains urgent matter
0.8 DEAR_FRIEND BODY: Dear Friend? That's not very dear!
2.9 NIGERIAN_BODY1 Message body looks like a Nigerian spam message 1+
0.5 NIGERIAN_BODY2 Message body looks like a Nigerian spam message 2+
3.0 FORGED_MUA_OUTLOOK Forged mail pretending to be from MS Outlook

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