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Book 2022ive, it stands in contrast to current theoretical works in the field, which remain very much rooted in Western-orientated thinking. The book investigates the application of methodologies which explain numerous African contexts in connection with issues of poverty and inequality. It reflects on compa

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Impoverishment as a Constraint to Africa’s Social Development?research attempts to demonstrate that an Africa-centred perspective should be the opening point for any solution to Africa’s development by examining its indigenous historical experiences and considering living experiences in the likes of Ubuntu, communalism, and Ujamaa.

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Technological Opportunities and Challenges: A Review of Bottled Gas Smart Metering Technology—A Studn of modern. clean cooking fuels, the diffusion of smart metering innovation offers various technological opportunities which can help to promote economic growth; but it is also associated with several technological challenges which may adversely affect economic progress.

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Indigenous Knowledge and Poverty Alleviation in Contemporary Zimbabwemunities, its levels remain alarmingly high. The study believes that scientific interventions alone can no longer be relied upon to deal with contemporary challenges. Thus, there is need for a critical evaluation of the indigenous juxtaposed with the foreign, for modern societies to forge ahead with realistic and pragmatic development.

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Onomastic and Conceptual Pathologisation of African Culture as Creation and Perpetuation of African systems were mutilated by colonialism, and African systems of production and value addition were “othered” and pathologised as savage ways. This led to the Africans abandoning their working systems for foreign ones which are expensive and not well suited for the African context.

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Empirecrafting or Statecrafting Africa? Beyond Banal “Traditional” Witchery and Towards Rebuilding tpment has to be contextualised within the neo-imperial political-economics of unsustainability that is evidenced by neoliberal economic reforms. Such political-economics of unsustainability are by extension politics of disposability or dispensability—the idea was to dispose or dispense with the sove