This study focusing on Zimbabwe examines how and why traditional leaders manipulate
and coerce the vulnerable community members to vote in a particular way. As of today, there …

In 1979, Nigeria's democratic transition process, designed to terminate 13 years of military
rule, was nearly aborted by an impassioned legal dispute over the presidential election …

The November 2017 Zimbabwean elections were highly anticipated and contested since
they came after the dethronement of the late former president Robert Mugabe. ZANU-PF's …

Over the years, research has spiked on the determinants of voting and voter behaviour in
various developing and developed worlds. However, less well understood is how and why …

This study aims to understand the effect of social media as political communication channel
to make party leader more prominent than party itself. To understand the same, we have …

This chapter discusses the unending land conflicts in southern Africa, with reference to
Zimbabwe and South Africa. It argues, firstly, that the African development discourse is still …

In 1979, Nigeria's democratic transition process, designed to terminate 13 years of military
rule, was nearly aborted by an impassioned legal dispute over the presidential election …

This study was conducted in order to provide a possible solution to the myriad of healthcare
access problems affecting Zimbabwe. A desktop analytic review of literature, reports, legal …

The late 1980s and early 1990s were characterised by an upsurge of multiparty elections in
Africa. The need arose to have neutral arbiters, particularly from the international community …