Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study
This paper analyses the reconciliation paths that were taken by Zimbabwe and South Africa after their independence and majority rule struggles. The paper notes that the histories of Zimbabwe and South Africa are similar to each other in some ways: they were both colonized and have similar policies r...
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description | This paper analyses the reconciliation paths that were taken by Zimbabwe and South Africa after their independence and majority rule struggles. The paper notes that the histories of Zimbabwe and South Africa are similar to each other in some ways: they were both colonized and have similar policies regarding their postindependence political and economic structures. It, however, notes that the post-independence settlements were elitist and alienated the ordinary people who fuelled the struggles, creating a socio-economic and political time bomb that exploded in Zimbabwe and is now threatening to explode in South Africa. The paper uses interviews and documentary research as primary tools for data gathering and is guided by the concept of the ‘Appeasement of Avenging Spirits’ in Zimbabwean indigenous culture. |
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spelling | ir-11408-44312022-06-27T13:49:06Z Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study Simura, Blessing Mudimu, George T. Kuripa Ngozi Land Reform Reconciliation Zimbabwe South Africa This paper analyses the reconciliation paths that were taken by Zimbabwe and South Africa after their independence and majority rule struggles. The paper notes that the histories of Zimbabwe and South Africa are similar to each other in some ways: they were both colonized and have similar policies regarding their postindependence political and economic structures. It, however, notes that the post-independence settlements were elitist and alienated the ordinary people who fuelled the struggles, creating a socio-economic and political time bomb that exploded in Zimbabwe and is now threatening to explode in South Africa. The paper uses interviews and documentary research as primary tools for data gathering and is guided by the concept of the ‘Appeasement of Avenging Spirits’ in Zimbabwean indigenous culture. 2021-06-09T13:26:20Z 2021-06-09T13:26:20Z 2019 Article 2456-6756 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335789120_Consequences_of_Elitist_Reconciliation_in_Zimbabwe_and_South_Africa_A_Comparative_Study/link/604db1ec92851c2b23c9207a/download http://hdl.handle.net/11408/4431 en Journal of Social Sciences;Vol.58 ; No.1-3 :p.13-23 open Kamala-Raj Enterprises |
spellingShingle | Kuripa Ngozi Land Reform Reconciliation Zimbabwe South Africa Simura, Blessing Mudimu, George T. Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title | Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title_full | Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title_fullStr | Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title_full_unstemmed | Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title_short | Consequences of Elitist Reconciliation in Zimbabwe and South Africa: A Comparative Study |
title_sort | consequences of elitist reconciliation in zimbabwe and south africa: a comparative study |
topic | Kuripa Ngozi Land Reform Reconciliation Zimbabwe South Africa |
url | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335789120_Consequences_of_Elitist_Reconciliation_in_Zimbabwe_and_South_Africa_A_Comparative_Study/link/604db1ec92851c2b23c9207a/download http://hdl.handle.net/11408/4431 |
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