With access to a vast market of 1,3 billion people and a combined GDP of US$3,4 trillion, the AfCFTA presents a unique ...

This devaluing of higher education as a path to social mobility is a grim reality for young Zimbabweans. Over the past two ...

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A GROUP of veterans of the 1970s war of liberation have come out guns blazing demanding President Emmerson Mnangagwa's immediate exit for reneging on the founding virtues of the struggle of Zimbabwe's ...

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Education, especially higher education, is a step towards adulthood and a foundation for the future.But what happens when education loses its value as a way to climb the social ladder? What if a ...

I study the way people experience the informal economy in Zimbabwe and Zambia. In a recent study I explored the loss of education’s value as a social mobility tool in the Zimbabwean context.