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Title: Perceived psycho-social effects of electricity load-shedding, insight from Ward 1, Mucheke A, Masvingo
Authors: Matewe, Bothwell
Samson, Zivanai
Keywords: load shedding
psychosocial
perceptions
crisis
Issue Date: Dec-2021
Publisher: Julius Nyerere School of Social Sciences
Series/Report no.: Vol.1;No.2
Abstract: The study focused on the perceptions of residents on electricity load shedding. The researcher’s motivation in carrying the study was based on the need to explore the perceived psychosocial effects of electricity load shedding in ward 1, Mucheke A The study carried out a qualitative study which states that only the factual data were to be collected from the sample drawn from the area of study. A sample of 7 participants was used in carrying the study. Semi structured interviews were used in collecting perceptions of the selected participants. The procedures for the qualitative analysis were used in analyzing the data. The main revelation of the study included positive and negative sentiments, with negative sentiments taking the majority which are stress, financial constraints and others. A set of recommendations were included for the government which included ZESA on the proper management of the load shedding schedule. The recommendations also included further research in the study especially for the upcoming researchers.
URI: http://ir.gzu.ac.zw:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/466
ISSN: 2710-2890
Appears in Collections:Volume 1, Number 2, 2021



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