Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.

This research was an analysis of the significance ZANU PF political ideology in the control of intra-party factionalism. A study of the role of the party’s ideology in stages of factionalism was carried out by the researcher and special attention was paid to the activities that unfolded in Hurungwe...

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Main Author: Jakarasi, Prince
Language:English
Published: Midlands State University 2017
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2627
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description This research was an analysis of the significance ZANU PF political ideology in the control of intra-party factionalism. A study of the role of the party’s ideology in stages of factionalism was carried out by the researcher and special attention was paid to the activities that unfolded in Hurungwe West from November (2014) to June (2015). Theories were the fortification base of the research. Qualitative research method was used to amass information and secondary and primary sources were used to gather evidence. The researcher made use of interviews, archival sources and both participative and non-participative observations in accumulating data from the selected population sample. The target population comprised of the ZANU PF party and its diverse stakeholders, The Media Houses and The Zimbabwe Republic Police, State agents, former legislator T.Mliswa and the ordinary people in Hurungwe West. About 21 interviews were administered. The researcher was obligatory, he had to utilize the native language thus shone to avail in the interpretation of questions. The data accumulated from the field was presented by the use of theoretical models that explicates the stages of factionalism. The data amassed shows that the party’s ideology played both constructive and destructive role in the ZANU PF fiasco. As a result the researcher had to give recommendations on what has to be done to redress the loopholes in the party’s ideology to avert future political hiccups fuelled by factionalists in the party. An extraction of the role the political ideology in controlling factionalism. Theories were the support base of the hypothesis. Qualitative research method was used to gather information while secondary and primary sources were used to analyse the findings.
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spelling ir-11408-26272022-06-27T13:49:05Z Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency. Jakarasi, Prince Political ideology Zanu PF Factionalism Hurungwe West This research was an analysis of the significance ZANU PF political ideology in the control of intra-party factionalism. A study of the role of the party’s ideology in stages of factionalism was carried out by the researcher and special attention was paid to the activities that unfolded in Hurungwe West from November (2014) to June (2015). Theories were the fortification base of the research. Qualitative research method was used to amass information and secondary and primary sources were used to gather evidence. The researcher made use of interviews, archival sources and both participative and non-participative observations in accumulating data from the selected population sample. The target population comprised of the ZANU PF party and its diverse stakeholders, The Media Houses and The Zimbabwe Republic Police, State agents, former legislator T.Mliswa and the ordinary people in Hurungwe West. About 21 interviews were administered. The researcher was obligatory, he had to utilize the native language thus shone to avail in the interpretation of questions. The data accumulated from the field was presented by the use of theoretical models that explicates the stages of factionalism. The data amassed shows that the party’s ideology played both constructive and destructive role in the ZANU PF fiasco. As a result the researcher had to give recommendations on what has to be done to redress the loopholes in the party’s ideology to avert future political hiccups fuelled by factionalists in the party. An extraction of the role the political ideology in controlling factionalism. Theories were the support base of the hypothesis. Qualitative research method was used to gather information while secondary and primary sources were used to analyse the findings. 2017-07-12T10:36:30Z 2017-07-12T10:36:30Z 2015 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2627 en open Midlands State University
spellingShingle Political ideology
Zanu PF
Factionalism
Hurungwe West
Jakarasi, Prince
Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title_full Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title_fullStr Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title_full_unstemmed Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title_short Zanu PF political ideology and factionalism. Case study: Hurungwe West constituency.
title_sort zanu pf political ideology and factionalism. case study: hurungwe west constituency.
topic Political ideology
Zanu PF
Factionalism
Hurungwe West
url http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2627
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