“…The study concluded that Mberengwa East ward 2 may benefit from emerging wireless connections. The world is getting a global village. The wireless revolution can contribute to poverty reduction and enhance participation if it is tailored to the needs of the rural poor people and used in the right manner and for the right purpose.…”
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“…Codified constitutions are arguably the most celebrated type of Constitution in the world.1 This is probably because codified Constitutions are contained in one document called 'The Constitution.'2 As such, they offer a primary and singular source from which 'constitutional' provisions can be gleamed, making such Constitutions accessible and clear to citizens and to the world at large.3 Beyond this however, codified Constitutions are also celebrated because of their symbolic value.4 Here, it is worthwhile to consider that codified Constitutions typically emerge, and succeed, following an upheaval, the classical example of which is a revolution.5 As such, codified Constitutions are celebrated partly because they represent the turn to new constitutional dispensations in which things will be 'different' from the way they were previously. …”
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“…Following the Industrial Revolution, perhaps a third of the world's economic output is derived from manufacturing industries more than from agriculture. …”
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“…Zimbabwe, a country that was self sufficient in most food crops and which played a major role in world exports of tobacco, cotton and beef in the 1980s, is going through the most challenging times in its farming. …”
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