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Unknown author (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)
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Revitalising Indigenous Names in Balancing Environmental Science: A Case of Ignored Names of Places in Rusitu Valley

Matsapa, Wiseman (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Indigenous names of places that the Ndau community of Rusitu Valley has ignored have contributed to life-threatening calamities such as water-related conflicts, environmental degradation, and cyclones to current and future ...
A Review on the Invasiveness, Uses and Opportunities of Rusakadzi (Helichrysum kraussii) in Zimbabwe

Charakupa, Takudzwa LeeMarvin; Mudzengi, Clarice Princess; Poshiwa, Xavier; Mavhunga, Clapperton Chakanetsa (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Livestock based livelihoods of most semi-arid areas are mainly dependent on rangelands for animal nutrition. However, invasive species such as Helichrysum kraussii reduce rangeland productivity. The aim of this study was ...
A Critical Examination of the Realisation of the Right to Mental Health for Children with Mental Disabilities in Zimbabwe

Musebenzi, Douglas (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Mental health has fallen down the importance list in Zimbabwe as; cancer, COVID 19 and the AIDS menace have taken precedence and higher consideration. This is despite the fact the Ministry of Health and Child Care had ...
A World in Flux: Options for Africa

Wutawunashe, Shuvai (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

This qualitative analysis aims to contribute options for the repositioning of Africa to end its marginalisation and underdevelopment against the backdrop of a changing world order. Africa is widely perceived as a stepchild ...
A mini-review of conservation challenges and sustainable use of Lippia javanica (Zumbani): A case of developing countries

Sawunyama, Lawrence (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

The use of Lippia javanica is expanding in developing nations due to its value as a source of herbal products, including food, personal care items, and herbal medications. For example, the Covid-19 pandemic caused a spike ...
Labour Brokering as a Corporate Strategy for Sustaining Joblessness in Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector

Kajongwe, Collen (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

The study sought to assess labour brokering as a preventive strategy for joblessness in Zimbabwe’s mining sector. The study was qualitative focusing on a sample size of 10 managerial and senior employees in the mining ...
Goat marketing challenges for smallholder communal farmers: The case of Beitbridge, Matabeleland South Province, Zimbabwe

Mutimukuru-Maravanyika, T; Chimwai, L (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Goats play a crucial role in the lives of rural farmers, particularly in semi-arid regions of Zimbabwe mainly because of their adaptability to arid conditions. More than ninety percent of smallholder farmers own goats and ...
Potential of Bambara groundnut in improving food and nutritional security: A review

Ruzengwe, Faith M. (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Bambara groundnut (Vigna subtеrranеa) is a pulse that is drought resistant and composed of healthy nutritional components, though it remains underutilised. The review evaluated the potential of Bambara groundnut in improving ...
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Unknown author (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)
A study of the impact of sound checking in Sungura live performances in Harare

Chimbudzi, Weston; Muranda, Richard (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Adequate sound reinforcement equipment and expertise to operate the system are vital. This paper looks at preparations by musicians and sound engineers before and during performance events. Live events require ample time ...
Diamond in the Dirt: Repositioning the Teaching and Learning of Music Theory in Secondary Schools in Zimbabwe

Zinhuku, Praise (Great Zimbabwe University, 2023-12)

Effective study of the theory of music in secondary schools provides the basis for a successful progressive musical education. The teaching and learning of the theory of music in Zimbabwe is ineffective, yet it is the ...

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