Titlebook: Chihera in Zimbabwe; A Radical African Fe Ezra Chitando,Sophia Chirongoma,Munyaradzi Nyakudy Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Patriarchy and Disability: A Culture of , African Women with Disabilities and Sustainable Livelihoodime. In their roles of sustaining families’ livelihoods, women with disabilities are not acknowledged, but the male or abled family members are the ones given credit for sustaining the families’ livelihoods.

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Introducing a Radical African Indigenous Feminist Principle: Chihera in Zimbabwe,ding from the man who might be married to her (our inversion here is deliberate and mirrors her approach to marriage. See, e.g., Chitando (2021)). Whatever patriarchy throws at her, she ensures that it boomerangs and hurts the sender even more. She makes no apology for who she is, namely, a black Zi

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in the Ancestral Realm: Exploring Female Ancestry Among the Hera People in Buhera, Zimbabweas been upheld by indigenous Shona people since time immemorial. It has survived extinction during the century of colonization and in post-colonial Zimbabwe. The totemites firmly believe in . (ancestors/ancestral spirits) as a daily guide for humanity. Since ancestors are the living-dead, that is th

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Chihera: Renegotiating the Status of Women in Shona Indigenous Culture in Zimbabwe’s position in society remains a subject for debate across human societies and cultures. This chapter attempts rewriting the history of the Shona people from the Chihera women’s point of view. The chapter uses Africana womanism for its theoretical framework. Despite Chihera’s strategic significance

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Chiheras’ Twenty-First-Century Profiling: Re-converging from Past Divisions in Monolithic Defying ofwe. Chihera is a title of the Mhofu women who proudly display their female masculinities in a male dominated society. The title Chihera also seems to be imposed even on those women who defy patriarchal gullibility albeit not of that totem. The Mhofu clan is known as VaHera, much of the data in their

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(I Am Chihera): An African Womanist Perspective on the Chihera Identity in Zimbabwether good or bad. One totem that has taken social media by storm in Zimbabwe is that of the . (Eland) clan in all its forms. Particular reference has been made to the women of this totem who are referred to as vanaChihera (the Chiheras). Various depictions have been portrayed at times to the chagrin