Dissidents exist in every nation, always have, and perhaps always will–existing in that
precarious space between being patriots and enemies of the state. Social media, on the …

In many human service professions, religion and spirituality are increasingly recognised as
significant sources of clients' strengths that can aid clients' well-being. This Afrocentric study …

Beside the use of conventional medicines, Zimbabweans rely on native malaria control and
treatment practices. This mini-review therefore seeks to identify and assess applicability of …

Africans are a very religious people and religion permeates almost all facets of their lives
from cradle to the grave. Religion is at the centre of African ontologies, cosmologies and …

Contemporary critics of ecocriticism have explored ecologies dynamically across different
genres in postcolonial African literature, especially in Nigeria's Niger Delta region. However …

Abstract Over the years South African Traditional Healers have been discriminated against,
with claims that they are 'witch-doctors'. Non-heterosexual Africans2 are also often faced …

It appears that the pandemic has also reduced the number of new paremiological
publications during the past year. But it gives me much pleasure to list 303 articles, books …

This paper critically discusses two (2) songs of Oliver Mtukudzi (Tuku) to decipher his
perceptions and imaginings of the process and experience of aging in Zimbabwe. These …

This paper looks into some philosophical issues portrayed in Nzema proverbs. The paper
discusses the Nzema conceptualisation of divinity, death, the afterlife, human relations …

In Black and White Agnieszka Piotrowska presents a unique insight into the contemporary
arts scene in Zimbabwe–an area that has received very limited coverage in research and …