Historically, societies living under repressive regimes have always come up with alternative
forms of communication as tools of subversion. While underground newspapers and'pirate …

This article engages with contemporary debates on the state of media studies in Africa. It
comments on the dialectic between metropolitan centres of knowledge production and …

This article analyses the re-emergence of clandestine radio in post-independence
Zimbabwe, and how it has become an important tool for disseminating alternative viewpoints …

This paper looks at the influence of globalisation forces on the nature and dynamics of
broadcasting policy-making in Southern Africa. Based on a comparative analysis of policy …

This article examines linguistic hegemony and linguistic exclusion in the Zimbabwean print
and broadcasting media. The discussion is based on the fact that the media carry language …

The struggle for media reform by media reform activists in Zimbabwe has revolutionised the
media sphere from various perspectives. Regardless of these changes, the media in …

This study examines the mediation of multilingualism, localism and the nation in the
Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation, henceforth, ZBC as the local content and multilingual …

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 …

by empowering local communities with communicative platforms and sources of information
with which they can face mainstream discourses that overlook minority concerns on the one …

Since the early 1990s, multilateral agencies, donors, development workers and academics
have devoted time and resources to information and communication technologies (ICTs) …