Titlebook: Sub-Saharan Political Cultures of Deceit in Language, Literature, and the Media, Volume I; Zimbabwe as a Case S Esther Mavengano,Isaac Mhut

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,Introduction: Contextualising the Notion of Deceit in the Postcolonial Zimbabwe’s Political Landscaf suffering, socio-economic quagmire and despair rampant in Zimbabwe for the over forty years of independence. Quite disturbingly, this situation is unfolding in the background context of the promises and partnership that won the bloody liberation struggle. During the war, the masses together with p

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Judas Iscariotism and Zimbabwe Opposition Politics: Deceit, Fear of Difference and Language of Misretry. His political ideology was different from that of Jesus and this resulted in him betraying Jesus for self-aggrandizement. The Judas narrative is applicable to the Movement for Democratic Change, a political opposition party in Zimbabwe where deceit, factionalism, fear of difference and language

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The Political Landscape and a Culture of Deceit in Postcolonial Zimbabwe: Scholarly Discourse Under . It is a fact that Zimbabwe as a nation is currently plagued by the economic crisis in which the pursuit for power is variously regarded as precipitating economic meltdown in the country. A consensus view from scholarly contributions consulted for this research confirmed that the socio-political si

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The Polemics of Zimbabwean Nationalism in Fictional and Political Discourses ‘Nyika,’ (A Nation Is Bbe’s ruinous reign from 1980 to 2017. The ascendancy of Emmerson Mnangagwa to the helm of power in Zimbabwe came at a critical moment when it was apparent that ordinary people were longing for the end of their ineffable misery. Needless to say that Mugabe’s regime was characterised by exclusionary d

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