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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
Nov-2016	Rethinking Film and Race: the representation of black woman in two western films - ‘Django unchained’ (2012) and ‘the help’ (2011)
2016	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
2018	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
2017	An assessment of the impact of make up in film productions: my experiences during work related learning from February 2016 to November 2016
2017	Regional perspectives of resistance and freedom in selected films: a case study of 12 years a slave (2013), Sarafina (1992) and Three idiots (2009).
2017	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).
2017	An analysis of the role of costume and make-up in horror films: a case study of ‘the hills have eyes’ (2006)
2015	Community theatre as a tool for social change: the case Amakhosi productions- “don’t –ungaqali” and “stop
2017	An investigation into the origins and manifestation of piracy in the Zimbabwean film industry
Nov-2016	Professionalism and acting in Zimbabwe: case study of fair take media.
Nov-2016	An Investigation into the deregulation of Zimbabwe’s media laws and its impact to the development of the film industry
2016	An investigation into the growth and use of computer graphics and animation in Zimbabwe: present and future prospects
2016	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
Nov-2016	Social Darwinist ideology, racism and conflict in selected hollywood films about Africa
2016	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’