abstract In the country where I come from, Zimbabwe, participation in politics and decision-
making is very much a masculine affair. Women occupy peripheral positions in which they …

This article analyses the dynamics underpinning formal political institutions in relation to
women's participation in Zimbabwe, with a focus on the post November 2017 context …

This study analyses media narratives of Joice Mujuru's fall from Zimbabwe's political
hierarchy and Grace Mugabe's speeches during the “Meet the People” rallies that were held …

Women's invisibility in political spaces is a glaring reality, particularly in patriarchal polities
characterized by misogynistic attitudes towards feminine leadership. This article unpacks the …

Local authorities in Africa are male-dominated. Women are, thus, not adequately
represented, and their role is neglected in decision-and policy-making. The …

The participation of women in the Zimbabwean political terrain has evolved over many
centuries. What comes into mind are such names as Charwe (the woman spirit medium of …

This article analyses the contributions of feminist scholarship in enhancing women's political
participation in Zimbabwe. After years of critical and feminist theory and quota systems it is …

ABSTRACT On Africa Day in 2021, Zimbabwe's president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, unveiled
the Mbuya Nehanda statue in Harare Central Business District. In his unveiling speech …

The main research problem in this study is the extent to which, if at all, the legal and political
status of women in Zimbabwe has changed after independence. Women constitute about …

The study is a gender-critical investigation into female pupils' progression in Advanced
Level science subjects in rural secondary schools in seven districts of Matabeleland North …