Survival strategies of Zimbabwean migrants in Johannesburg

The migration experience and multiple identities of Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa

"Small houses": disruptions or re-ordering sexuality in Zimbabwe?

The meaning of institutionalisation to older Africans: a case study of a Zimbabwean old people’s home

Interrogating Notions of nationhood, nation and globalisation in postcolonial Africa: a textual analysis of four African novels.

Evaluating older persons’ perceptions on their quality of life in an old people’s institution: a Zimbabwean case study

Stressors and coping strategies of state university students in a developing country

The effectiveness of urban agriculture as a survival strategy among Gweru urban farmers in Zimbabwe

Surviving social exclusion: Zimababwean migrants in Johannesburg, South Africa

Executive Dean’s Keynote Address to the 18th Social Sciences Research Seminar Series: held on the 4th May 2017, at Great Hall, Midlands State University

Motivations for remitting behaviour of Zimbabwean migrants in Johannesburg

Executive Dean's remarks on the social sciences 2018 conference, Theme: “Peace, Resource Governance, and Sustainable Development” (18/10/18)

Quantitative Assessment Of The Effectiveness Of Drip Irrigation Kits In Alleviating Food Shortages And Its Success In Zimbabwe: A Case Study Of Gweru And Bikita Districts

Stressors faced by university students and their coping strategies: a case study of Midlands State University students in Zimbabwe

Challenges of employee retention in two Non-Governmental Organisations operating in Zimbabwe

Hanging in there: Zimbabwean migrant workers in Johannesburg

A stubborn culture? Zimbabwean migrants and the quest for a decent burial during the Covid-19 pandemic

Is urban agriculture sustaining the urban poor? a study of grandmother headed households (GHHs) in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

Aging in Zimbabwe: Reflections 41 Years After Independence

"When in Joburg relatives show their true colours": the changing role of the family as a source of social capital among Zimbabawean migrants in Johannesburg