Against All Odds

A History of Zimbabwe Project Trust

Mary Ndlovu

 

Synopsis

Against The Odds offers a rare insight into workings of an NGO on the frontline. With a cast of larger-than-life characters, it also offers a drama of Zimbabwe's first thirty years and provides insights and lessons which will benefit everyone concerned with development, and provide historians with another important lens through which to view the past.

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Author

Mary Ndlovu was born and grew up in Canada. She went to a newly independent Zambia to work in 1966 and has spent most of her life since then in Zambia and Zimbabwe. She was married to the late politician Edward Ndlovu.

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