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Who Becomes a Farmer?: Migrant Farmers and the Cotton Economy in the Mid-Zambezi Valley Frontier Region, Northern-Western Zimbabwe

Vusilizwe ThebeDepartment of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Pretoria, P Bag X 20, 0028, Hatfield, Pretoria, South Africa
Pages 447-467 | Published online: 03 Oct 2019

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Vusilizwe Thebe. (2021) Siziphile Land Occupations, Wilderness Farming, Threat of the Wild and Livelihood Vulnerability in Western Lupane District. Forum for Development Studies 48:1, pages 111-128.
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Vusilizwe Thebe & Elizabeth H. L. Shawa-Mangani. (2022) Youth, Livelihoods, and Complex Realities in a Former Migrant Labour Reserve in North-western Zimbabwe. Journal of Applied Youth Studies 5:3, pages 217-231.
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Moffat Chiba & Vusilizwe Thebe. (2022) Changing Households Social Dynamics and Agriculture Crisis in Shamva District, Zimbabwe. Journal of Asian and African Studies, pages 002190962210761.
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