• The Moral significance of the Dare system in seeking justice and peace among the Shona people of Zimbabwe 

  Masitera, Erasmus (Langaa Research and Publishing Common Initiative Group, 2019)
• Indigenous African ethics and land distribution 

  Masitera, Erasmus (South African Journal of Philosophy / Routledge Taylor and Francis Group, 2020-03-17)

  This article focuses on land allocation through invoking African values. It seeks to provide a contrast to other rectifications of skewed colonial land distributions from African values, and it also offers an alternative ...
• "Let My People Go!" A Contextual Reading of the Book of Exodus in Light of Political and Economic Crisis in Post-Independent Zimbabwe 

  Madzokere, Nyasha (Bamenda, North Western Region, Cameroon, Langaa Research & Publishing Common Innitiative Group, 2017)
• True and False Prophets/esses in the Light of Prophets/esses and Wonders in Zimbabwe 

  Madzokere, Nyasha; Machingura, Francis (Journal of Critical Southern Studies, Volume 3, 2015)

  The question of making a distinction between true and false prophets/esses has been controversial for a long time. This is despite the fact that, prophets/esses in the Ancient Near East (ANE), Israel, Palestine, during ...
• PROPHETS OR PROFITEERS? AN INTERROGATIVE STUDY OF THE SELECTED CONTEMPORARY PENTECOSTAL PROPHETS IN ZIMBABWE IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPMENT 

  Madzokere, Nyasha (Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, Pennsylvania, 2018)

  This study investigates the selected contemporary Pentecostal prophets in Zimbabwe in the context of development to establish whether they serve either as prophets or profiteers. It is a selective explorative enquiry on ...
• TOWARDS A FAIR AND VIABLE GLOBALIZATION THEORY 

  Masitera, Erasmus (2010)
• Chiedza 

  Masitera, Erasmus (2009-05-01)
• Economic Rights in African Communitarian Discourse 

  Masitera, Erasmus (2018)

  There has been much debate on the question of rights in African communitarian thinking. Some scholars have averred that duties are prior to rights in African communitarian society, and that to prioritise rights is foreign ...
• Religious Studies 1 and Globalization 

  Masitera, Erasmus (2012)

  The research is rooted in philosophy of education and it argues that the Zimbabwean Ordinary Level Religious Studies syllabus is inadequate and insensitive to the virtue of religious respect in the globalized world. Firstly, ...
• RECLAIMING THE ZIMBABWEAN VOICE IN MEDIA AND EDUCATION 

  MASITERA, ERASMUS (2010)

  The poltics of domination is rampant in the Zimbabwean political and social arenas .In more definate terms ,the practice is really dehumanizing in that it denies human beings the right to map and shape their own destinies ...
• INDEGENOUS CHALLENGES IN ZIMBABWE 

  MASITERA, ERASMUS (DIASPORA, 2015)
• THE LAND TENURE SYSTEM AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS ON ZIMBABWEAN SOCIETY 

  MASITERA, ERASMUS; CHEMHURU, MUNAMATO; MAKANYISA, ISHMAEL (2012)

  Environmental wellbeing is an indespansable part of sustainability and sustainable development.While the socio.economic and physical effects of the land tenure system in Zimbabwe have been historically overlooked as ...
• Using the African Teleological View of Existence to Interpret Environmental Ethics 

  Chemhuru, Munamato (2016)
• Interpreting Ecofeminist Environmentalism in African Communitarian Philosophy and Ubuntu: An Alternative to Anthropocentrism 

  Chemhuru, Munamato (Routledge /Taylor and Francis, 2018-09-19)

  The question of what an African ecofeminist environmental ethical view ought to look like remains unanswered in much of philosophical writing on African environmental ethics. I consider what an African ecofeminist ...
• Gleaning the social contract theory from African communitarian philosophy 

  Chemhuru, Munamato (Informa UK Limited, 2017-11-26)

  The social contract is one of the most influential political theories in Western philosophy. Although the social contract theory is mainly associated with a number of thinkers in the broad history of social and political ...
• ELEMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS IN ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY 

  Chemhuru, Munamato (Unisa Press, 2017)

  In this article, I consider how ancient Greek philosophical thinking might be approached differently if the environmental ethical import that is salient in it is critically considered. After pointing out how environmental ...
• An African Communitarian View of Epistemic Responsibility 

  Chemhuru, Munamato (Routledge /Taylor and Francis, 2019-01-25)

  In this article, I venture into a fairly underexplored area of African epistemic normativity. I seek to consider how the question of responsibility might be approached differently if values salient in African communitarian ...
• ‘Battle for Survival’: Responses of the Seventh-day Adventist Church to the HIV and AIDS Pandemic in Zimbabwe 

  Sibanda, Fortune; Makahamadze, Tompson (SMT Swedish Missiological Themes, 2008)

  Of all the epidemics that have emerged in history, HIV and AIDS is one of the most widespread and devastating. Since the beginning of this pandemic in the 1980s, it has swept like veld fire around the world. In recent ...
• The Impact of Rastafari Ecological Ethic in Zimbabwe: A Contemporary Discourse 

  Sibanda, Fortune (Journal of Pan African Studies, 2012-06)

  Climate change is a critical challenge that the world is facing today. The impact of climate change has resulted in a global climactic disaster on the environment and humanity. Nevertheless, the commitment from some rich ...
• Beyond Y2K Compliance: The Impact of Multimedia Technology on Junior Secondary School Learners in Zimbabwe 

  Sibanda, Fortune; Maposa, Richard S. (International Journal of Educational Research and Technology, 2010-12)

  The need to be Y2K compliant took people by storm as the world entered the Third Millennium. Zimbabwe like the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa experienced the same grip of technological mystery, uncertainty and speculation. ...

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