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Editorial - Patricia McFadden (editor)  | 
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MAIN FEATURES  | 
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Marginality and Protest in the wilderness: The role of women in shaping the Masowe thought pattern  | 
           1  | 
          
Isabel Mukonyora  | 
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Theorizing gender and Feminisms in Contemporary African Studies  | 
           23  | 
          
Marc Epprecht  | 
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Leveling the Playing Field: Social Policy and Gender issues in Southern Africa  | 
           43  | 
          
Sarah Mvududu  | 
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Customary Bride-price in Cameroon: Do women have a say?  | 
           65  | 
          
Danpullo Rabaitu Ibrahim Hamisu  | 
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Confronting Difficult Circumstances: The case of Masvingo widows  | 
           73  | 
          
Victor Ngonidzashe Muzvidziwa  | 
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HIV/AIDS, poverty and elderly women in urban Zimbabwe  | 
           93  | 
          
Gladys Bindura-Mutangadura  | 
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YOUNG JOURNALISTS WRITE ON GENDER ISSUES  | 
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The Vulnerability of Women to Aids  | 
           107  | 
          
Juliet IIunga  | 
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HIV/AIDS Pandemic: The negative impact on women  | 
           111  | 
          
Patricia Littiya  | 
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Discrimination against the girl child in education:  | 
           115  | 
          
Focus on Zambia  | 
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Fenny Mwananyanda  | 
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Should men take paternity leave  | 
           117  | 
          
Ndubi Mvula  | 
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The success of Gender Equality in the Face of Culture  | 
           119  | 
          
Olga Manda  | 
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The Marginalisation of women in the Kgotla  | 
           121  | 
          
Bashi Letsididi  | 
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A Day in the Life Time of an Abused women  | 
           123  | 
          
Bivan Saluseki  | 
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REFLECTIONS  | 
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Public Opinion and Public Policy: The Location of Women in Public Voicing  | 
           127  | 
          
Luta Shaba  | 
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No Longer Sisters? Thinking Feminism Across Difference  | 
           135  | 
          
Deborah A. Noonan  | 
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REVIEWS  | 
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Children in our Midst: Voices of Farmworkers' children  | 
           149  | 
          
Jabu Z. Lukhele  | 
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Our Rights to be heard: Voices of Child Parliamentarians in Zimbabwe  | 
           153  | 
          
Tezita Negussie  | 
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Black Peril, White Virtue: Sexual Crime in Southern Rhodesia  | 
           157  | 
          
Isabel Mukonyora  | 
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Singing the Blues  | 
           161  | 
          
Anne Derges  | 
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Women in Politics and Decision Making in SADC  | 
           165  | 
          
Deborah Fry  |