• The paradox of political legitimacy?: Zimbabwe’s global political agreement of 15 September 2008 and the subsequent government of national unity 

  Matemba, Doreen (2017-07)

  It is increasingly becoming apparent that elections, as component parts of democratic processes, do not always guarantee a smooth transfer of power and stable democratic cultures in many contemporary polities. Whenever ...
• The provision of full ownership rights to Soweto households as a government service delivery priority in the new dispensation 

  Dube, Sibusiso Raymond (2017-01)

  Land is a finite resource for sustainable livelihoods of the general population and the foundation of South Africa’s diverse culture. However, throughout our South African history, the land question has been a contentious, ...
• Organisational culture in internationally federated non-profit organisations : the importance of industry and governance 

  Tamrat Haile Gebremichael (2018-02)

  In the era of globalisation, organisations around the world have increasingly become stages of global diversity where multi-cultural workforces interact in teams on a daily basis. International organisations, in particular, ...
• Business strategies of organisations in a challenging economy : the case of mobile company X Zimbabwe (MCXZ) 

  Mungwini, Mercy (2018-06)

  This study sought to establish the business strategies employed by Mobile Company X Zimbabwe (MCXZ) for it to survive the challenging economy. A qualitative research and a case-based approach involving MCXZ were used. ...
• The representation of marginalized voices and trauma in selected novels of Tsitsi Dangarembga and Yvonne Vera 

  Sisimayi, Weston (2017-09)

  My thesis focuses on the representation of marginalized voices and trauma in the selected fiction of Tsitsi Dangarembga and Yvonne Vera. I analyze three novels written by the Yvonne Vera—Without a Name (1994), Under the ...

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