Journal of African Security, Peace and Tolerance Studies Volume 1 No. 1
Publisher: Journal of African Security, Peace and Tolerance Studies
Published: May 2013
Place of publication: Harare, Zimbabwe
Language: eng
Format: Journal - Paperback
Number of pages: 83
Description: "The Journal of Africa Security, Peace and Tolerance Studies is an independent orgnisation based in Harare that seeks to generate knowledge about the African continent and also believes in self-inscriptions involved in self archiving of African knowledge that should be accessed by ordinary Africans and by African governments.  This maiden first issue of Journal of African Security, Peace and Tolerance Studies appropriately begins its life focusing on the foremost basic human need; Africa's food security" (extracted from the Foreword by Professor M. T. Vambe, Chairperson of the institute
Table of contents: title: ARTICLES; title: iii
label: Foreword; title: Preface...(African, Institute for Culture, Peace, Dialogue and Tolerance Studies) Harare, Prof. M. T. Vambe; label: 1. Zunde and the Dura systems: Insurance Policies for Food Production, Storage and Sustainable Economic Growth in Post colonical Zimbawe
pagenum: 1
title: Maurice Taonezvi Vambe; label: 2. Climate Changes, Eratic Rains and the Necessity of Constructing Water Infrastructure: Post 2000 Land reform in Zimbabwe
pagenum: 12
title: Terence Darlington Mushore; label: 3. The Significance of Maintaining Past Economic Zones of Production in Zimbabwe's Third Chimurenga Land Reform Programme
pagenum: 22
title: Douglas Munemo; label: 4. The Importance of training new farmers in Indigenous languages: Experiences with Dandaro Model
pagenum: 33
title: Miidzo Mavesera; label: 5. Strategic Interventions to overcome challenges faced by A2 farmers in Zimbabwe
pagenum: 49
title: Arthur Pascal Takawira Makanda; label: 6. The imperative of re-investing in the agro-based manufacturing industry in Zimbabwe
pagenum: 56
title: Vongai Nyawo; title: Terence Mashingaidze
label: 7. The Food Security-Conflict Nexus in Zimbabwe: A Historical Analysis of Everyday Experience, 1980 - 2003