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ID: fdd4ae16-fab8-4b8f-b9d4-24cb35be2ebe - Three pandemics in post-2017 Zimbabwe: authoritarianism, corruption, and ruling through Covid-19
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ID: 2042eb85-5676-4501-a182-beef3b7894cc - Social media video clips as social commentary in Southern and East Africa: a case study of Admire Kuzhangaira, Rolland Lunga, Kansiime Anne and Pepukai Zvemari
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ID: 723bfe52-97cf-454c-b80a-234b301a029e - The role of political and social satire in South Africa through stand up comedy: case study of Trevor Noah’s comedies, that’s racist (2012), Crazy normal (2011) and Day Walker(2009).
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ID: 2baadc64-2fdf-4bf3-95d3-e7cdb1dd6098 - Constructing Nationalist Masculine Identities: Heroism and Legitimacy in Joshua Nkomo's The Story of my Life
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ID: 0f85b959-e319-43d9-912b-4911b3358f2c - An investigation into the growth and use of computer graphics and animation in Zimbabwe: present and future prospects
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ID: 5c8b4630-4432-4249-8076-f3f2d6f73e0e - Indigeneity, belonging, ‘madness’ and ‘corruption’: Brett Muvet and the white man’s identity crisis in post-2000 Zimbabwe
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ID: 42a1afea-1cee-4405-b70a-7b442a407f13 - 79 Cybermusic, copyright issues and the democratic ‘deficit’ in Zimbabwe
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ID: 0ef133b9-df1b-4989-bf0b-d1eb44ee62f9 - Thematic concerns in the emergent Zimbabwean short film genre
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ID: 7769bb00-438e-4f1f-a48e-4f18df235e65 - Journalism beyond the Coup: Emerging Forms of Digital Journalism Practices in Post-Coup Zimbabwe
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ID: 663e409f-9ea9-4f63-a4e3-9c193e79cb16 - Newsroom Disruptions and Opportunities in Times of Crisis: Analysing Southern African Media During the COVID-19 Crisis
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ID: b8863686-d4a6-441a-8427-8b8467b6b9d2 - The portrayal of black women by Zimbabwean female playwrights: the case of in the continuum, who said i don’t want to dance and she no longer weeps
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ID: 2b0bb67b-1232-4119-81e0-c4a3ce9d829b - ‘Repetition without change?’: A critical discourse analysis of selected ZANU-PF advertisements for the July 2013 and July 2018 elections
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ID: 6bb0cef3-9198-43b2-a34a-f0a88723869c - Regional perspectives of resistance and freedom in selected films: a case study of 12 years a slave (2013), Sarafina (1992) and Three idiots (2009).
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ID: 598b6645-f9b4-4c69-ae07-b207ea99d693 - The Discursive Dynamics of Action-Research and Zimbabwean San People’s Production of Audio-Visual Stories
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ID: fa1b32ed-b999-4198-9713-9f40aa6df607 - An interrogation into the influence of patriarchy on the representation of women in Zimbabwean films: the case of Daves Guzha’s “sinners” and Tsitsi Dangarembga’s i want a wedding dress
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ID: 535eb89f-fe22-4a5b-8bdf-7ead8adce3a2 - Animation and YouTube as Alternative and Counterhegemonic Digital Public Sphere in Zimbabwe
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ID: 5020b269-dc4c-45d8-9da5-c87cd90cc1a6 - Sabhuku vharazipi’ (2012) and the cultural imperatives of community theatre
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ID: 976d4c22-5011-4f73-ba00-81d08eca368a - An Investigation into the deregulation of Zimbabwe’s media laws and its impact to the development of the film industry
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ID: 585c31ed-6a2e-416a-94d6-01d5efb3e3cd - “Zollywood, Zimbavision and Zimbowood?”: In search of new paradigms for Zimbabwe's film industry
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ID: b619cd0a-0c13-46fe-8005-562a08084348 - An investigating the violation of human rights in Zimbabwe and Palestine: the case of the plays ‘There is a field’ and ‘Super Patriots and Morons’
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ID: f8f86f5f-4163-47f7-a13f-8f9879a66685 - Street theatre in Zimbabwe: a history of connection, disconnection, and reconnection
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ID: 0e2db526-d819-431e-bf0b-239b7534f1d5 - An investigation into the origins and manifestation of piracy in the Zimbabwean film industry
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ID: 12334cd5-ca12-4b51-8d8a-51bbbb8b4bdb - Reactions to COVID-19 Media Awareness Campaigns: Insights from Gweru Urban High Density Suburbs
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ID: 25a3e0a9-0c90-451f-afd4-6567ab5f8d3a - Community theatre as a tool for social change: the case Amakhosi productions- “don’t –ungaqali” and “stop
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ID: 7c0f3d4f-ab97-4a06-8ba6-ae58197408f2 - Keeping African women in social reproduction roles: a systematic qualitative review of literature on post-FTLRP Zimbabwe
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ID: 38c15e3a-1f0c-4fd1-921b-c8b69d647f41 - Exploring the communicative function of light, sound and colour in Hotel Rwanda
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ID: 1f2e2d4a-44d8-41b9-8627-f7ef2a69d686 - Towards peace, healing and reconciliation in Zimbabwe:Theatricalising political violence through Rituals (201 I)
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ID: ed2d47dd-5607-4489-9279-cf627ebeace2 - A critique of Augusto Baol’s ‘ Theater of the Oppressed within the context of Post Independent Zimbabwe
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