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The decision in Katekwe V Muchabaiwa: A critique*

Welshman, Ncube (Zimbabwe Law Review, 1984-02)

No pleasure without responsibility: Developments in the Law of Paternity of out of wedlock children

Ncube, Welshman (University of Zimbabwe, Faculty of Law, 1989)

Freedoms of association and of assembly: some international and comparative perspectives

Madhuku, Lovemore (Faculty of Law, University of Zimbabwe, 1999)

A guide to Administrative Law and Local Government Law in Zimbabwe

Feltoe, G. (2012)

This Guide provides a basic introduction to the Administrative Law of Zimbabwe. It gathers together all the important Zimbabwean cases on the various aspects of Administrative Law. It will be a useful reference work for ...

A Guide to the Zimbabwean Law of Delict

Feltoe, G. (Prof) (2012)

This Guide provides an outline of the main aspects of the Zimbabwean Law of Delict. After the main text there is a Cases section. The Cases section contains summaries of salient Zimbabwean cases and also of some important ...

Commentary on the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]

Feltoe, G. (Prof) (2012-03-06)

A “Code” is a piece of legislation gathering together in one place all the main aspects of a particular branch of the law. This Code brings together in one piece of legislation all of the major aspects of the Criminal ...

A LESSON IN PRACTICALITIES: PROVISION AND DELIVERY OF HEALTH TO WOMEN IN THE TANZANIAN INFORMAL SECTOR VIA THE NATIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY FUND (NSSF)

Ntagara, Celestin E. (2012-08-02)

Women in Tanzania’s informal sector, a large proportion of the population, remain without health insurance in breach of their right to enjoy such protection in terms of local, regional and international HR instruments ...

“BANGAIZA NA MZUNGU”: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF LAWS AND POLICIES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN THE PREVENTION, SUPPRESSION AND PUNISHMENT OF SEX TOURISM INVOLVING THE YOUTH IN MOMBASA, KENYA

Mbogoh, Annette Mudola (2012-08-02)

Kenya. It deals with all aspects of the industry from various perspectives using modern research methods and techniques (especially the Women’s Law, Grounded Theory and Human Rights based Approaches) to enhance the ...

A HISTORY OF DIMINISHING RETURNS: THE PARADOX OF WOMEN’S CUSTOMARY LAND RIGHTS IN SMALL SCALE IRRIGATION SCHEME REFORMS IN MATRILINEAL SOCIETIES IN SOUTHERN MALAWI

Liwewe, Oilivia Margaret Mchaju (2012-08-02)

This dissertation examines how, through Malawi’s uncritical implementation of 2 major international irrigation projects (supported at different times by both the West and the East), local and international patriarchal ...

“A CASE OF CULTURE GONE AWRY”: AN INVESTIGATION OF FEMALE INITIATION CEREMONIES AND NYAU DANCE VIGILS ON THE RIGHTS OF TEENAGE GIRLS TO EDUCATION AND SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AMONGST MIGRANT COMMUNITIES IN NORTON, ZIMBABWE

Thabethe, Sithokozile Nyaradzo (2012-08-02)

This dissertation focuses on the harm suffered by teenage girls who, often forced into early marriages by poverty, must first engage in the customary practices of initiation ceremonies followed by participation in highly ...

Women's access to potable water and sanitation as a human right. A case study of Alaska and Shackleton settlements in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe

Katsande, Rosalie K. (2012-08-24)

The residential areas of Alaska and Shackleton are located 14 and 26 kilometres respectively from Chinhoyi. Chinhoyi falls within Mashonaland West province of Zimbabwe. The two are former copper mine settlements to the ...

Women as offenders – the social and legal circumstances of women who commit crimes: A case study of selected prisons in Malawi

Twea, Stella (2013-02-06)

This study was conducted in three major prisons in Malawi (Zomba, Maula and Chichiri) between October 2003 and February 2004. It focused on establishing the social and legal circumstances that have shaped the condition ...