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ID: b704dea4-4bfc-4644-b780-991372d8847a - Forging Strong and Purposeful Husband-and-Wife Relations: An Africana Womanist Study of Love in Kireni Zulu’s Songs “Zveimba” and “Ndichakuvaraidza”
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ID: f5160b9a-a154-43e3-bc49-11bbdd67b8b4 - Language Preservation, Evolution, and Loss: The Case of the Shona Language Spoken in Kenya
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ID: c871ad25-c4a3-4a22-a516-daaf43366333 - The politics of colonial residential place names in Zvishavane, Zimbabwe: unmasking European hegemony
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ID: 426e8633-ce3e-495b-a84e-8f7ae32b4faa - Migration dynamics and the devolution agenda in Matabeleland South Province of Zimbabwe
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ID: 508834b8-b3d7-4d7c-8255-bc5ef1b12fdf - The African concept of a dual-sex system and Freir’s characteristics of dialogue as potential pivots of globalising world
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ID: 6909b6bf-f7b5-4fff-ad09-f664701748f9 - Tracing the historical experiences of the Nambya people through their toponyms and antroponyms: paper presented at NSA (22-26 September 2014, Victoria Falls)
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ID: a9999f7d-c379-4d8b-acf9-3c55e2faa4c9 - An investigation into English second language competence and performance of Shona and Ndebele first language learners
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ID: 78c131a9-744a-4f31-9320-53f109f41ee3 - Linguistic and cultural cognitive relevance of televised narratives to the Ndebele child in Bulawayo: paper presented at RIE (2-4 September 2014, UZ Harare)
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ID: 08d5f151-85f3-47c4-bc42-6282c6d4d8c8 - Tracing family agency in Alick Macheso’s selected songs
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ID: 0ca33bd5-338a-459f-a2b0-4594523ee722 - The intersections of comedy and politics in Zimbabwe: analysing Baba Tencen’s ‘Borderphobia’ and Prosper Ngomashi’s ‘Pastor and his wives’
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ID: 9c9a797e-cc78-4fc5-8077-11088e18cef5 - Black September et al: Chimurenga songs as historical narratives in the Zimbabwean Liberation war*
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ID: 8c5b4534-8079-46eb-b28d-cbb1b8974f29 - Looking back in order to go forward: reading the proverb on a signpost.
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ID: 4b88133c-7dd3-44e5-945c-b361f11785fa - Visualisation of female characters in Huturu Hwemavanga (Vernom from the Scars), Chakwesha (The Boss) and Nguva Yakaoma (Hard Times)
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ID: 5495229f-a41d-40e0-94c8-dbc793a06137 - Repression, Literary Dissent and the Paradox of Censorship in Zimbabwe
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ID: baf4b3a3-2813-4565-8526-8d9db8752b32 - The depiction of Pungwe meetings (Night vigil) as theatre of the oppressed in selected Zimbabwean war literature.
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ID: e832e254-dbc0-4356-a1f3-8329ddf55049 - Shona names: their origins and import.
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ID: ef0c3eff-796f-46e0-bb55-d8f15bdebf19 - Language harmonization in southern africa: toward a standard unified shona orthography (SUSO) for Botswana ,Mozambique and Zimbabwe
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ID: 9f56378b-45a6-4d17-a2fb-dff6558cd4cf - (Re)naming patterns, initiation names and their significance among the Lemba people of Mberengwa, Zimbabwe
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ID: 3e288048-05b7-40e4-a6ec-3b64a7530863 - When cultures speak back to each other: The legacy of benga in Zimbabwe
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ID: 5def5736-77ba-4b89-9de5-51610af53509 - Sex gospel in Zimbabwe’s pentecostal christianity as a response to social change: the case of Apostle Kapandura and Mai Lucia Gunguwo
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ID: 76b829f2-f543-409d-b121-2f04f94dc4f2 - ‘Ngena ku Smart’: Implications of Medical Male Circumcision on the Xhosa Custom of Ukusoka in Zimbabwe.
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ID: 008314fc-2512-4780-91df-ad9fc99f60c7 - Entanglements of globalisation: representation of K’NAAN’s song waving flag during FIFA World Cup and the re-imag(ni)ng of Africa
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ID: 0bbebb43-0203-489b-b0d0-34acc9429a2c - Legal issues in lexicography: an examination of the handling of brand names in the isichazamazwi sesindebele: Paper presented at the 16th International conference of the African association for Lexicography, Windhoek, Namibia, 5-7 July 2011
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ID: 4f7bc726-c3dc-4962-9710-851091fef189 - Language for development through drama and theatre in Zimbabwe: an African perspective
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ID: 79df88f9-d3cc-4b67-aeb0-8d5b85716008 - Pungwe gatherings as forms of drama for development through music in Zimbabwe
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ID: bb6b60fa-3235-4656-898c-71ac677c55e9 - Multilingualism, localism and the nation : identity politics in the Zimbabwe Braodcasting Corporation
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ID: f51ac2aa-abb1-4890-8c00-f7e30d5093d3 - African cosmology and the duality of western hegemony: the search for an African identity
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ID: 44ad016d-1abd-4998-90ef-42422a6a5438 - Media construction of reality : a critical analysis of the reportage of land reform in Shona and English Zimbabwean newspapers : the case of Kwayedza, The Herald, The Daily News and The Daily Mirror, 2000-2008
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ID: acb7e0b5-561e-4d2e-bc41-7cb6870c55d0 - The cultural and historical significance of Kalanga place names in Midlands Province of Zimbabwe
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ID: cb8831af-fdb6-49af-99b1-e35c12b7a81b - The role of creative industries in economic development: the human factor development approach
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ID: f4ef895f-f9ef-4af2-978c-1a308f4e4b73 - Singing the second chimurenga (war of liberation): an Afrocentric elucidation of Simon Chimbetu’s selected songs
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ID: 149dbfb9-6757-4efd-bf0e-61d69c9364f2 - Adopting virtual classes during the COVID-19 lockdown: interrogating new approaches to teaching and the exclusion of learners in rural settings
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ID: 7dc2d54a-c6c2-4df4-9b7b-1babec75f884 - “Seiko musina morari?”: the carnivalesque modes of the pungwe institution in selected Shona novels
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ID: 8d66c998-2a45-47ff-ae2f-19f701eb2c2b - The semiotics of unconventional automobile naming in Zimbabwe
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ID: 89919952-6967-42f9-bfc6-d42d824d2cce - Articulation of Women’s Empowerment Through Poetry: A Critical Perspective
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ID: 9ef88878-e547-4568-8708-7008e4a7ba96 - Traditional performances and creative art among the Shona people
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ID: 03cda90c-856d-4783-b390-7e1c0ecd011d - “Language Planning in Zimbabwe; the Conservation and Management of Indigenous Languages in Zimbabwe”. Paper presented at ICOMOS 14th General Assembly and Scientific Symposium at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe on the 30th of October 2003.
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ID: 4977dcc9-4eda-49cf-a9dc-ea2c2ca52c18 - Black writers’ Shona novels of the liberation war in Zimbabwe: an art that tells the truth of its day
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ID: 2b71a7a9-1187-4d46-b703-104601ce2021 - Culture of sensationalism and indigenous language press in Zimbabwe: implications on language development
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ID: 94d77de3-4858-4656-a3b3-2fafa60a78a9 - Matters of survival: a case of heavy handed didactic moralism in Ndau cautionary folktales
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ID: a1914cd8-1644-49b8-9298-6e44d309430e - Influence of an African Language on European place names in Zimbabwe: is it language corruption, language development or resistance?
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ID: c2fdfef3-f96b-4c2a-a540-8fd0f870288f - A strategy to alleviate poverty in the Matobo Hills World Heritage Site of Zimbabwe
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ID: 9b19b097-ddc9-4edc-9a9c-afe5a6a3289d - Exploring figurative language of daughtering and fathering in Albert Nyathi's poem my daughter.
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ID: cebbee46-8245-4774-817a-a324bc13c9d7 - The problematics of language-in-education policies in post-independence in Zimbabwe
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ID: f5841dcc-65fa-423b-b343-5aeaf059aaca - Revisiting the language question in Zimbabwe: a multilingual approach to the language in education policy
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