Abstract This article examines the dynamics of the connections between the nationalist government of Zimbabwe and the armed forces, which have translated into serious politicisation of the security sector and
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Nation-building, State-building and Power Configuration in Zimbabwe By Eldred V. Masunungure Democracy and Conflict Resolution in Africa Challenges for Post-Conflict Reconstruction By Khabele Matlosa The AU/NEPAD
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Nation-building, State-building and Power Configuration in Zimbabwe By Eldred V. Masunungure Democracy and Conflict Resolution in Africa Challenges for Post-Conflict Reconstruction By Khabele Matlosa The AU/NEPAD
Abstract In February 2000, Zimbabweans went to the polls to vote on a draft constitution for their country. The draft contained some important provisions, amongst other things, for the reform
Abstract This article is conceived in the context of the controversial and ambiguous ‘fast-track’ land reform programme orchestrated by the ZANU (PF) government since 2000. It discusses human security as a
Traditional scholarship about Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle tended to be gender neutral and highly romanticised. The liberation fighters were presented as fair, brave and disciplined whilst the opposite applied to the
Abstract Zimbabwe is experiencing one of its worst crises since the attainment of independence in 1980. The official explanation of this crisis is biased towards external forces at the expense
