The study sought to explore rural and urban primary school heads’ perspectives on staff appraisal systems in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe and utilised a qualitative approach based on a phenomenological design. Five rural ...

The study used focus group interviews at three administrative offices (provinces) that house trainee/educational psychologists in order to explore their experiences on how they learn about their support roles and ...

This article focuses on a phenomenological study of trainee/ educational psychologists’ lived experiences regarding the support roles in the implementation of inclusive education practices in Zimbabwe. In-depth phenomenological ...

The study investigated the contribution of SAT’s agricultural intervention in ward 21 of Bikita in an attempt to improve food security to this drought-prone area. The research was largely premised on qualitative methodology ...

Food insecurity is a devastating setback for vulnerable women in smallholder farming in Zimbabwe. Women’s low or limited adaptive capacity is caused by diverse factors, including, which include poverty, an unstable economy, ...

Climate change and variability have serious threats on rainfed agriculture in Zimbabwe. Poor and vulnerable smallholder farmers are facing serious food insecurity. Vulnerability to droughts is worsened by poverty, limited ...

The ensuing study dwells on the micro-politics embedded in the implementation of conservation farming as a new farming technology to ameliorate the catastrophic effects of incessant droughts as well as the threats posed ...

Street vending has become a huge part of Zimbabwe’s main cities since the turn of the 21st century. Street vending is largely a product of what has been termed Zimbabwe’s crisis years arising from the county’s political ...

The post-2015 development Agenda is premised on ‘leaving no one behind’ in its quest to realise sustainable development. Consequently, there have been increasing clarion calls for the localisation of Sustainable Development ...

The study analyses the contribution of Tsungirirai Welfare Organisation’s (TWO) interventions in ending extreme poverty (SDG 1) in Chegutu district, Zimbabwe. The study was qualitative in nature and data were collected ...