A Simulation Model For Residential Location In Harare, Zimbabwe

Abstract

The post-independent-period in Zimbabwe has been characterized by a number of alterations to the previous organization and structure of society. The spatial manifestation of these alterations is of particular interest to the geographer and provides many avenues for useful research which have much to contribute to the planning of the country's future. The development of a resident black population within those city suburbs formerly reserved exclusively for the white population is one example of these structural changes.