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Social Justice in Spatial Governance,evealed high levels of injustice, particularly to those who are considered dissidents or stand in the way of realising the image that the municipal and national government wishes to project to the world.

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Urban Planning and Policy in Zimbabwe: Change with Continuity, are more populous than urban areas for political and election purposes. In addition to political marginalisation, however, the major towns and cities are facing increasing difficulties as the shrinking economy over the years, with limited employment and a fragile taxation base, has rendered plannin

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Studentification and Its Interplay on Urban Form and Urban Policy: Reflection from Bulawayo, Zimbab spatial configuration of the city of Bulawayo is therefore compromised due to increasing communal housing amid detached housing, increased rentals and commercialisation of residential properties. Therefore, this chapter provides an insight into this emerging phenomenon of studentification and how i

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Urban Governance and the Political Economy of Livelihoods and Poverty in Harare, Zimbabwe,ies, which exposes them to evictions and displacements, disrupting their livelihoods. The urban poor in Harare is also alienated from decision-making processes such as budget formulation. Without an active voice in urban governance, the needs of the poor in Harare remain marginal. Urban governance f