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“It is what it is”: an ethnography of women's experience of drought in Madziva, Zimbabwe
Bad weather conditions such as drought have had detrimental effects on the agrarian life of the people in Madziva rural area, Zimbabwe. Due to the unfavorable weather conditions in this area, poverty and unemployment, most men migrated and continue to migrate to the urban areas in search of greener...
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Social Anthropology
2020
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