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Contributions of Local Authorities to the Realisation of Human Rights in Zimbabwe: The Case of Bindura Rural District Council (BRDC) and the Right to Health Care

Mhandara Lawrence, Murwira Ashton; Mhandara Lawrence, Murwira Ashton (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

The paper examines the contributions of rural district councils towards the realisation of the right to health care in Zimbabwe. Conventional literature has predominantly focused on the contributions of the central government ...
The State of the Human Rights of Ethno-Cultural Minority Groups in Zimbabwe: Reflections on the Doma People of the Zambezi Valley

Zvokuomba Kwashirai, Kabonga Itai, Chingozha Pachipano M (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

The promotion and advancement of the rights of ordinary people set out by the Declaration of Rights in Zimbabwe is enshrined in the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 20) Act, 2013. The role of the Declaration is the ...
Article 5 of the Maputo Protocol and Ten Years of a New Constitutional Order: An Assessment of Child Marriages in Zimbabwe

Mahiya Innocent Tonderai, Chirisa Isheanesu (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

Article 5 of Maputo Protocol sets a concrete yardstick for effective eradication of child marriage in Zimbabwe, and the rest of Africa. Despite several attempts to implement Article 5 of the Maputo Protocol, child marriage ...
The Conflict Between Mining Investment and the Communal Land Rights of Indigenous Communities in Zimbabwe: Case Study of Nharira Hills

Murawu Emmaculate, Manezhu Blessing, Ganduri Tendai (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

The chapter draws from section 10 of the Communal Land Act [Chapter 20:04] which allows the President to alter purposes of communal land usage. Under the country’s second President Emmerson D. Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe envisions ...
An Analysis of the Accessibility of Sanitation and Hygiene Services to People with Disabilities since the Passing of the 2013 Constitution: The Case of the City of Mutare

Nyikadzino Tawanda, Dzveta Godfrey, Dzapasi Tapiwa (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

People with Disabilities (PwDs) in Africa face multiple challenges including restricted access to sanitation and hygiene services. This is the case regardless of concerted national and international efforts to enhance ...
A Review of the 2013 Constitutional Environmental Rights Clause, Policy Developments and Judgements for the Protection of the Environment

Chikurira Alpha, Dhliwayo Mutuso (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

The 2013 Constitution has an environmental rights clause. The clause protects and promotes environmental rights as human rights and help in addressing the negative impacts of climate change. However, the realization and ...
The Future of Corporal Punishment in the Family Home and Other Similar Settings in Zimbabwe

Maphosa Nkosana, Zhou Idaishe Grace, Mungwari Paidamoyo (Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, 2022)

The central argument is that corporal punishment is irreconcilable with children's rights as enumerated in international, regional and national normative standards. The research takes a cue from tipping-point contemporary ...
REDUCING ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS TO BOOST DOMESTIC RESOURCE MOBILISATION FOR FINANCING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

ZIMUNYA, NICOLE; CHIRISA, HALLELUAH; MPAHLO, RUMBIDZAI; MAGANDE, TINASHE; MUKURA, TAMUKA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

Illicit financial flows (IFFs) inhibit African development by draining foreign exchange, reducing domestic resources, stifling trade and macroeconomic stability and worsening poverty and inequality. This study focuses ...
The Smart City Concept in Africa: Case of Zimbabwe

MAGANDE, TINASHE; CHIGUDU, ANDREW; MABVUNDWI, MIRACLE P; HICKONICKO, BEATRICE (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

This article seeks to interrogate the Smart City concept and its relevance to African built environment planning and management. Like many buzzwords of times, the Smart City concept is a notion whose rooting in countries ...
Urban Expansion and its Impact on Wastewater Management in Masvingo Town, Zimbabwe: Designing for Resilience

ZINGI, GODWIN (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

Rapid urban expansion has had a negative bearing on wastewater management and sanitation in developing countries, hence there is need for robust and efficient on-site sanitation facilities. The study sought to evaluate ...
Fabrics of the Future: Economics, Environment and Equity as Calls for Critical Thinking

MOTSI, EMILY; SEBELE, FLORENCE (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2022)

This article explores the general future position of the textile fabric sector on how it can contribute to sustainable production and consumption of fabrics in the coming decades. Using a futures studies perspective, ...
“How Dare You Take Us Out of the Land of Our Ancestry?”

MARINGE, NOAH; MACHAKA, JUDITH (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

This article examines the laws relating to access to communal land and their effectiveness in protecting the villagers from arbitrary evictions for development purposes. These laws are further discussed in the context ...
CURRENT TRENDS IN THE ACCEPTANCE OF REFUGEES BY THEIR CHOSEN HOST COUNTRIES GLOBALLY

SANI, STANDA; NDLOVU, NOBESUTHU T; RAISSA, NOMEL; MURAIRWA, STANLEY (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Refugees and asylum-seekers face various obstacles in their quest for refuge in destination countries of their choice. These include dangerous border crossings and the possibility of being exploited by criminals. For ...
CRITICAL ELEMENTS IN DEFINING AN INTELLIGENT SUPPLY CHAIN MODEL FOR WAREHOUSE INFRASTRUCTURE

DUBE, MUTUMWAWASHE (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Smart supply chains and warehouses aim to increase quality, productivity and efficiency with the notion of environmental justice in mind. Since the year 2015, the use of smart and intelligent supply chains gained ...
LOCATING TRIPARTITE NEGOTIATIONS WITHIN LABOUR LAW IN ZIMBABWE

MAKAMURE, THULANI SHEILA; ZINYAMA, TAWANDA (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Over the past decades, lawmakers have been overhauling the welfare programme of employment security that has become a central node of attention within labour law discourse in Zimbabwe. Against this background, the ...
ECONOMY, LAW AND POLICY IN THE NEW DISPENSATION IN ZIMBABWE: INSIGHTS FOR SUSTAINABILITY.

MARINGE, NOAH; CHAGWEDERA, EDISON; MAREMBO, MATTHEW (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Economic sustainability is a wide-ranging set of decision-making principles to achieve economic growth for the current generation and those to come. It is about creating a livable future for all economic players. The ...
IMPLEMENTATION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF PLATINUM MINES IN HURUNGWE, ZIMBABWE

SITHOLE, MUNONEKA; MANUERE, FAITIRA; SIFILE, OBERT (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

This article is based on research whose purpose was to evaluate how corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices in platinum mines in the Hurungwe District of Karoi affected their output. Ten mines in the district ...
ENHANCING PRIVATE-SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN CLIMATE ADAPTATION FINANCE

MABVUNDWI, MIRACLE PATIENCE; CHIRISA, INNOCENT; NDEMO, NYASHA; MUNYAVHI, ARCHEFORD (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

This article examines how participation of the private sector can be intensified in climate change adaptation finance in Zimbabwe. It argues that although measures can be implemented in any rural-urban set-up to adapt ...
DIGITISATION OF LEGAL PROCESSES AND ITS IMPACT ON THE RIGHT OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN ZIMBABWE

MUSHANGURI, TATENDA; MARINGE, NOAH (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Like many jurisdictions, Zimbabwe has adopted digitisation of legal processes. While the concept is progressive and modern, it limits the right of access to justice that is protected by Section 69 of the Zimbabwean ...
LAWS AND POLICIES GOVERNING AIRLINES IN ZIMBABWE: OPTIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY

RUSHIZHA, MARTIN (Published by the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University Press, 2023)

Before the advent of colonialism that brought the so-called ―modern world‖, air transport was alien to the African continent. While studies have been conducted to assess the procedure and requirements of boarding ...

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