Mandipa Ndlovu, Author at African Arguments

Author: Mandipa Ndlovu

Mandipa Ndlovu

Mandipa Ndlovu is a Zimbabwean research analyst and academic. She is currently reading towards a MPhil in Justice and Transformation at the University of Cape Town, and a MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development at the School of Oriental and African Studies where she is a Mo Ibrahim Scholar. Her areas of interest include gender, transitional justice, conflict and intergenerational trauma and memory studies. Follow her on twitter at @Bongi_ndi.

Politics Zimbabwe

By Mandipa Ndlovu
May 16, 2018
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Reigning men: Where are all the women in this new Zimbabwe?

In the top circles of both the ruling ZANU-PF and opposition MDC, women are now almost nowhere to be seen. When President Emmerson Mnangagwa came to ...

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Reigning men: Where are all the women in this new Zimbabwe?