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Phenotypic characterisation of indigenous goats in Chiredzi resettlement areas

Nhara, Rumbidzai Blessing (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

A survey was conducted to phenotypically characterise goats and their production environment in Chiredzi resettlement areas. Purposive sampling was done to select farmers with at least 10 goats. A pre tested structured ...
Chisumbanje Vertisols Potential as a Feed Additive in Beef Feedlot Rations: A Systematic Review

Maredza, T; Chigede, N; Manyanga, M.A; Muvhuringi, P. B.; Hungwe, T (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Besides their excellent cation exchange capability, clays have unique physical and chemical properties that make them ideal as animal feed additives. The global use of various clays and commercial derivatives as feed ...
An evaluation of the adapted Population, Experience, Results, Method (PERM) framework towards formulating main research questions and topics for qualitative studies in teacher education

Mpofu, Nomathamsanqa (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Formulating a sound research topic has remained a daunting task for many researchers in teacher education despite the abundant literature on the subject. Successful formulation of a research topic is underpinned by the ...
Assessment of alien invasive plant species along a distance gradient from dip tanks in a Highveld Area

Mudzengi, Clarice Princess (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Long term dip tank use for livestock health management results in piosphere formation which presents a conducive environment for the proliferation of alien invasive plants. These invasive plants can alter soil edaphic ...
Evaluating Cured Manure (Bokashi) as an Agro ecological Climate Resilience Strategy in Crop Production in Gutu District of Zimbabwe

Gwatirisa, Calisto; Gombera, Auxilia; Chaduka, Addmore; Bonyongwe, Tongai; Mungani, Prisca (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The study explored the use of cured manure (Bokashi) and its awareness among smallholder farmers in Gutu District, Zimbabwe. Three treatments (cured manure, non-cured manure and ordinary soil) were experimented in four ...
Potential risk factors for avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (APEC) transmission in Southern African chicken flocks: A review

Marumure, Jerikias (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Avian colibacillosis, caused by avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (APEC), appears to be of increasing concern in both poultry and human health in Southern Africa, but no conclusive studies on the potential risk factors ...
Efficacy of Paw paw (Carica Papaya) Leaf Extracts on Growth of Fusarium Wilt of coffee.

Chidoko, Pardon (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Fusarium wilt, caused by the pathogen Fusatium lateritium of coffee is one of the most problematic diseases with no registered fungicide for its management. A trial was established to evaluate the efficacy of paw paw leaf ...
The Effectiveness of Virtual Agricultural Sciences Training During Covid-19 Lockdown in Zimbabwe

Chigede, N; Muvhuringi, P. B; Chidoko, P; Manyanya, M. A; Mafunga, K; Hungwe, T (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Agriculture is the main stay of land-locked developing countries like Zimbabwe. Agricultural sciences training at higher learning institutions is pertinent to food security and economies of such nations’ long-term viability ...
Education 5.0 in the face of Covid-19: Zimbabwe higher education institutions’ response – 2 years on

Mabika, P; Maireva, C (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The post-Covid-19 pandemic pedagogy has seen institutions transitioning to a blend of online, remote, and face-to-face teaching against the demands of the Education 5.0 heritage based higher education philosophy. The purpose ...
Sexual Gender Based Violence of Employees at Work Places in Zimbabwe: Experiences from Survivors

Ruombwa, V; Nyawo, V. Z (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Sexual gender based violence of employees in employment in the public and private sectors continues to rear its ugly head with disturbing frequency. The subordinate position of women in the social stratum and the stereotyping ...
The influence of Covid-19 pandemic on academic performance of University students in Zimbabwe

Manyanga, Misi Amos (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The immediate response to preventing the spread of Covid-19 by many countries was to go into lockdown which led to the closure of many tertiary institutions and transformation to online teaching and learning. The purpose ...
Practices that support effective inclusive teaching practice supervision: Voices from the grassroots in primary and secondary schools in Masvingo district

Phillimon, Mahanya (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Supervision of university specialist trainee teachers for learners with disabilities is assumed to be a professional service involving relevant specialised knowledge. There is no denial that, in Zimbabwe, many institutions ...
Plagiarism and its effects on the quality, credibility and integrity of student research at GZU.

Washaya, Soul (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Plagiarism, an academic offense and its detection and prevention is crucial for academic integrity. The main purpose of the study was to explore the existence of academic dishonesty as it impacts on the ability to write ...
The dawn of education 5.0 philosophy: Implications on musical arts pedagogics in universities, Zimbabwe

Zinhuku, Praise (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Musical arts education has a critical role to play in realisation of the Education 5.0 trajectory. This study seeks to examine how musical arts education in universities can align with education 5.0 and deliver tangible ...
Experiences of university hospitality students on work related learning during the time of COVID-19 in Zimbabwe.

Mupfiga, Diet (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The Covid-19 pandemic has created the largest disruption on education systems including Work Related Learning (WRL) due to the accompanying restrictions. Similarly, the hospitality industry was severely affected by the ...
Indigenous basils for women ailments: A case of women in Chivi Central District of Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe

Machibaya, Etwin (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

This paper focuses on the types of indigenous basils common among Shona women in Chivi Central District of Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. The research looks at the nature of these belief systems which are common in the area ...
Policies Governing Trade of Maize in Zimbabwe and the Effect on Production and Trade Volume

Chidoko, Clainos (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The study focuses on policies on maize production and subsequent trade volumes in Zimbabwe for the period 2009 to 2020. The analysis takes the form of comparison of the pre and post-policy implementation situations and ...
Editorial Policy

Unknown author (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)
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