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Ancestry versus Presidency: Unpacking Rural Land Ownership in Zimbabwe

ABHODYERA, GAMALIEL SIMBARASHE; CHIRISA, INNOCENT; KATSANDE, ROSELIN (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

For more than 90 years, British settlers ruled Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. Whilst studies have been conducted to assess and document the history of rural land ownership in Zimbabwe, little has been done to assess the effectiveness ...
Climate Change News Is Awash Everywhere, The Phenomenon Is Hitting Hard‟: Dialoguing with Rural Communities of Selected Districts in Zimbabwe

MSIMANGA, MTHABISI; MUBANGA, PRECIOUS; NYATHI, NOMQHELE; MUSHANGARI, GILBERT; MAPHOSA, SITHANDEKILE; NYAMHUNGA, DERECK; MADYA, FELIX (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

The article explores how the availability of climate change news in Zimbabwe is pushing the rural communities‟ understanding of threats posed by climate change on rural livelihoods and ways of life. Climate change has ...
Perceptions of Villagers on Traditional Food Crops Production in Response to Climate Change in Bocha Village, Manicaland Province, Zimbabwe

MWAROZVA, TINASHE (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

Based on the qualitative approach, this research highlights an assessment of the perceptions of villagers on traditional food crop production in response to climate change. The study was inspired by the need to unearth ...
Reflection on the During and Post COVID-19 Experiences, Response Strategies: The Case of Informal Traders in Masvingo URBAN

MAWERE, TENDAI; ZINGI, GODWIN K; CHITONGO, LEONARD; MAGO, DAVID; HICKONICKO, BEATRICE; JENA, FORTUNATE (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

The research evaluated the Zimbabwe‘s City of Masvingo‘s response to the impacts of COVID-19 on informal traders . The research shows the resilience strategies which have been adopted by the informally employed and the ...
THE EFFICACY OF COUNSELLING PROGRAMMES IN REDUCING WORK-RELATED STRESS AMONG POLICE OFFICERS: A CASE STUDY OF ZRP WATERFALLS

ZVAVAHERA, EDISON; MTHOMBENI, ADMIRE; CHISANGO, SHARON; SINGENDE, MATILDA; TSHUMA, EDWARD; KARIBE, PATRICK; NYATHI, CHRISTABEL (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

The article is based on a study that sought to make an investigation into the efficacy of counselling in reducing occupational stress among police officers. The research was inspired by the continued trend of poor ...
SLUM DWELLERS SURVIVAL STRATEGIES OF MAGAMBA IN HATCLIFFE EXTENSION, HARARE

CHANZA, TINASHE; MAFUKU, SHAMISO; MPAHLO, RUMBIDZAI (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

Housing for low-income people has been a big issue in many countries and Zimbabwe is not an exception. This challenge has been a major contributor to Zimbabwe‟s expanding slum population, with thousands of people living ...
COPING STRATEGIES BYPERI-URBAN DWELLERS IN RESPONSE TO PRESSURES INDUCED BY CLIMATE CHANGE IN HARARE PERI-URBAN EAST, ZIMBABWE

NDEMO, NYASHA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

The article explores and discusses coping strategies that dwellers in Harare's periurban areas are adopting to respond to pressures that are being induced on them by climate change. It is against the background that ...
PROJECT RESILIENCE: RELEVANT OR A FAR FETCHED CONCEPT IN THE CONTEXT OF ZIMBABWE‟S RURAL PROJECTS BY NGOS?

BANDA, REGINA; CHIRISA, HALLELUAH; NDEMO, NYASHA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

Project resilience ensures the continued existence and relevance of projects. It is a product of a variety of factors, thus a complex phenomenon that requires a systems approach to analysis. Little research exists on ...
A Comparative Analysis of Reproductive Health Knowledge among HIV-positive and HIV-negative Youths in Zimbabwe

MILANZI, AMOS; MHLOYI, MARVELLOUS; MOYO, STANZIA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

The study contributes to the understanding of how youths in Zimbabwe continue to face numerous barriers that hinder their ability to take protective actions against HIV. Previous research has shown that while comprehensive ...
Social Networks and the Human Factor Perspective on Rural Development in Chimanimani District, Zimbabwe

MARANGO, TIMOTHY; CHITONGO, LEONARD (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Uplifting human factor principles is a sine qua non for rural development. However, severe human factor decay has become a reality in remote rural districts of Zimbabwe. Failure to network seems to be a paradox that ...
Smallholder Maize Production, Input Investment, Productivity and Profitability in Ward 1, Chikomba District, Zimbabwe

MUNYAVHI, ARCHEFORD; RUKASHA, TANYARADZWA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Most of smallholders in Zimbabwe under the leasehold tenure system are beneficiaries of the Fast-Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) of 2000. It is generally argued that the leasehold tenure system has unprecedented ...
The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict on Farmer Input Supply in Small-ccale Maize Production in Mashonaland East Province Zimbabwe

MUTASA, FADZAI; MUNYAVHI, ARCHEFORD; CHIRISA, INNOCENT (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine created economic impacts felt across the whole world and has high potential to derail the economic outlook for Zimbabwe among many other countries that heavily depend on imports. ...
“Water Provision Will Trigger Us into Action and Livelihood Vibrancy and Skyrocketing”:

MADYA, FELIX; MSIMANGA, MTHABISI; MUBANGA, PRECIOUS; NYATHI, NOMQHELE; MUSHANGARI, GILBERT; MAPHOSA, SITHANDEKILE; NYAMHUNGA, DERECK (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Water remains the source of all human activities and its availability in arid and semi-arid regions has been erratic with most rural communities of Zimbabwe affected the unavailability. The article explores how the ...

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