Shocks linked to climate disasters are increasingly understood as intertwined with
inequities, devastating livelihoods, exacerbating food insecurities and impacting migration …

The tourism industry sustains the economies of many nations across the globe through
contributing to the Gross Domestic Products (GDP); creation of employment and …

This article critically discusses the secondary displacements of the Tonga–Goba people that
occurred after their initial resettlement in the late 1950s. It considers the factors that …

Tens of thousands of Tonga people were removed from the Zambezi Valley, on both sides of
the Zambezi River, because of the construction of the Kariba Dam. Since then, Tonga …

This book examines the lives and livelihoods of Tonga people in north-western Zimbabwe.
Tonga people are found on both sides of the Zambezi River, to the north in Zambia and to …

In the 1970s, the Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army (ZIPRA) opened its bases in the
mid-Zambezi Valley, at Paradise and Mayovhe, under Chief Mola's territory. This move by …

Women farm workers have so far received limited scholarly attention in Zimbabwe's agrarian
and labour policy literature. This is in a context where a conscious understanding of land …

This chapter sets out the analytical and thematic context for the ensuing chapters in this
volume on the lived experiences of borderland communities in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe …

This chapter introduces the ensuing chapters in this volume on the livelihoods of ethnic
minorities in Zimbabwe. It does so by offering theoretical comments about ethnicity and …

Land and agrarian reform in former settler colonies is an overlooked aspect of social policy,
especially in the African context. This is, however, changing with the recognition that it is a …