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PAPER PUBLICATIONS

Rangarirai is a young scholar who has just entered into the world of academia. below are a couple of abstracts for papers to his name to date.

  1. Mazwi, F., Muchetu, R. G., & Chibwana, M. (2017). "Land, Agrarian reform in Zimbabwe viewed from a Transformative Social Policy Perspective". Africanus Journal of Development Studies, 47(1), 1-17. doi:10.25159/0304-615X/2168
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  2. Mazwi & Muchetu (2015), "Out-Grower Sugarcane Production Post Fast Track Land Reform Programme in Zimbabwe, Ubuntu: Journal of Conflict and Social Transformation", Volume 4, Number 2, Pp 17-48
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  3. Muchetu, R. (Upcoming). “Small family farms and the markets: Examining the level of market-oriented production 15 years post the Zimbabwe FTLRP”. (Under review for publication)
     

  4. Muchetu, R. (upcoming). "Agricultural land delivery systems in Zimbabwe: Understanding four decades of Sam Moyo’s work on agricultural land markets” (Under review for publication)

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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

  1. Presented on "Agrarian question and cooperatives: A case for the cooperative model approach" at the Agrarian Studies Training Institute (ASTI) inaugural conference in Harare, 23 October to 17 November 2018.​

  2. Presented on “Agricultural land delivery systems in Zimbabwe: Understanding four decades of Sam Moyo’s work on agricultural land markets” at the Land, the State and Decolonizing the Agrarian Structure in Africa conference, 28-29 Nov 2016, University Cape-town, South Africa

  3. Presented on “Zimbabwe agrarian commodity exchange post Fast Track Land Reform Programme: Towards commercialization of family farms in Zimbabwe” at the ASAUK 2016 conference; 7-9 Sept 2016 in Cambridge, England.

  4. Presented on “Sugarcane production after the fast track land reform programme in Zimbabwe: A focus on out-growers in Triangle, Hippo Valley and Mkwasine estates” at the ‘Land policy conference’ in Ethiopia. November 2014: and at the Agrarian South Journal Summer school, January 2015

  5. Presented on “Gender and agrarians relations in Zimbabwe after the FTLRP” at the ‘Land Policies, Agrarian Conflicts, Agricultural Production, Food Security and Identity Challenges in Postcolonial Africa’, 21-23September, 2015 Bronte Hotel, Harare

  6. Presented on “Land use and productivity post-Zimbabwe’s FTLRP” at the AIAS-ZiLAN Regional exchange conference on “Land, social movements”, Holiday Inn, Harare, December 2015
     

 

 

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