In this study the causality relationship of banking sector development and economic growth in Zimbabwe is investigated. The jagged performance of the Zimbabwean economy presents an interest in unravelling the state of ...

During the last century, climate has increasingly become variable and changeable, with significant deviations from the observed normal averages, which often leads to disruptive consequences to ecosystems and livelihoods. ...

The World Health Organization on 11 March 2020 declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a global pandemic. Due to the spread of COVID-19 in 2020, several countries in Southern Africa implemented partial or ...

This study is a comparative analysis of one of the major pillars (stakeholder participation) of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) induced public policies and services relating to potable water supply in selected ...

The scourge of the HIV and AIDS pandemic in Zimbabwe between 1985 and 2007 was witnessed at a time when the country went through diverse socio-economic challenges. The State reduced budgetary allocation towards the welfare ...

Migrants often make remittances to their own country without adhering to the formal financial system of the host coun-try. The study reported in this article attempted to describe the prevalence of sending informal remittances ...

Popularly referred to as “schools broadcasts” during the 1980s, educational radio in newly freed Zimbabwe was at the threshold of transformation into interactive radio instruction (IRI). This paper analyses the developments ...

Climate change poses a serious threat to agriculture-based livelihoods that farmers need to be made aware of. The study objectives of this article were to evaluate and determine socioeconomic factors that have a significant ...

Fiction as a genre not only tends to be disregarded as testimony, fiction and testimony are often seen as mutually exclusive. By using a Derridean model of testimony, I aim to break down the division between fiction and ...