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New Book: Researching Land Reform in Zimbabwe

Posted By: adminon: February 13, 2022In: De-EscalationTags: Australia, CMAG, Masvingo Province, NIGERIA, Prof Ian Scoones, SOUTH AFRICA, Zimbabwe, ZimbabwelandNo CommentsViews:
New Book: Researching Land Reform in Zimbabwe

Between 2000 and 2003, Zimbabwe land reform conflict was one of the hottest issues in global politics, not as hot as 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq only because Zimbabwe is not an oil produci... Read more

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Recalling AbdulRaufu Mustapha @ a Moment Like This

Posted By: adminon: May 15, 2018In: GovernanceTags: ASUU, ATBU, BMMC, CMAG, NUC, Zaria GroupNo CommentsViews:
Recalling AbdulRaufu Mustapha @ a Moment Like This

By Adagbo Onoja A conception of reality in its contingent sense would always provide the basis for confidence in the coming of the Nigerian moment in history, notwithstanding what appears to... Read more

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