University of Zimbabwe Institutional Repository
The University of Zimbabwe Institutional Repository (UZeScholar) is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes scholary content produced by the University of Zimbabwe community.UZeScholar contains journal articles, book chapters, postgraduate thesis/dissertations, conference papers, pre-prints, working papers, technical reports, progress reports, project reports, among others. The content is mostly available in full text, except in some instances where only the bibliographic information with an external link to the full text are provided.
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Faculty of Agriculture [134]
Faculty of Arts [104]
Faculty of Commerce [406]
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Faculty of Engineering [177]
Faculty of Law [81]
Faculty of Science [275]
Faculty of Social Studies [1269]
Institutes and Centres [157]
Library [275]
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Access to information laws, environmental rights and public participation in the wildlife sector
(University of Zimbabwe, 2019)The wildlife sector is strategic in Zimbabwe for its economic, social and ecological purposes and hence the right to access information on wildlife governance and conservation is critical. Zimbabwe has many municipal ... -
The Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe’s unconstitutional approach of applying rules of locus standi.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2019)This paper examines the rationality and legality of the rule of locus standi introduced by the Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe to the effect that no litigant is allowed to act in more than one capacity of locus standi ... -
Rights inference: Understanding the meaning of Section 46 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe beyond Gubbay CJ’s dictum.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2019)The Constitution of Zimbabwe guarantees a wide range of fundamental rights. These are set out in Chapter four-the Declaration of Rights. However, the Constitution is silent on a number of fundamental rights which include ... -
Reflecting on the applicability of freedom, sanctity and privity of Contract in Zimbabwean Law Of Contract
(University of Zimbabwe, 2019)This paper examines the applicability of the long established contractual doctrines of freedom of contract, sanctity of contract and privity of contract in modern day Zimbabwean law of contract. It argues that even ... -
Biocide development for hard surfaces using extracts and compounds from Callistemon citrinus
(Univeristy of Zimbabwe, 2019-06)The global is now focusing on the use of herbal products and among them are herbal disinfectants. Plants contain a variety of secondary metabolites which include phenolic compounds, tannins, terpenoids, alkaloids and ...
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