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A culture of impunity? the conceptualisation of child marriages by different social actors in the new constitutional dispensation in Zimbabwe
This thesis examines the practice of child marriages in sub-Saharan Africa, with a specific interest in Zimbabwe. The ‘vulnerable girl child' is at the centre stage as a subject of this practice. The literature suggests that diverse factors lead to child marriages. Still, the main driver continues t...
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Department of Sociology
2026
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