Zimbabwean state media has been known to portray the long-serving President as a
superhuman who has remained unscathed by the ravages of age. Rumours of his failing …

abstract In this article, I argue that Ndebele women, as the subject position of those who pay
the gender price of the marginalisation of Matabeleland within Zimbabwean nationalism, are …

Only 15 kilometres away from the border of Zimbabwe, Musina is an obscure town in South
Africa that the media cast into the public eye in the wake of the 2008 Zimbabwean economic …

In his analysis of the 2013 elections in Zimbabwe, Donald Moore stopped short of saying
that Zimbabwean democracy had breathed its last. Moore noted that a combination of …

The political and economic crisis that beset Zimbabwe since the late 1990s forms the
backdrop to this study which examines the discourses that occupied a position of dominance …

This article analyses internal dynamics within the groups of people constituted on the state
radio station, Radio Zimbabwe, as 'patriots' and 'traitors' between March and April 2011 …

In a tightly controlled media environment, social media provides an opportunity for people to
talk back, educate themselves or simply let off steam. In Zimbabwe, comedians are taking …

The death of Robert Gabriel Mugabe, Zimbabwean President for nearly four decades, on 6
September 2019 birthed a miscellany of frames and reactions in world news media. From …

The name Robert Gabriel Mugabe conjures a multiplicity of often highly divergent thoughts,
emotions and sentiments. With conflicting reflections of Mugabe in both his personal …