Titlebook: Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo of Zimbabwe; Politics, Power, and Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Joshua Nkomo: Nationalist Diplomat, ‘Father of the Nation’ or ‘Enemy of the State’lonial revolutionary through a counter-narrative which highlights Nkomo as a confident nationalist diplomat. Scarnecchia posits that less has been written by historians about the extensive diplomatic work Nkomo engaged in after his release from detention in 1974. This chapter further asserts that un

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Joshua Nkomo: The Trial of a Philosopher of Liberationinate his status as a political theorist and philosopher of liberation whose ethics of revolutionary struggle privileged dialogue and the preservation of life against war and its costs to humanity. Dispelling the caricatures of affirmation and negation that accompany the multiplicity of narratives o

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Making Sense of Joshua Nkomo’s Political Behaviour: A Sociogenic Approachapter challenges the prevalent negative depictions of Nkomo across the colonial and postcolonial periods of Zimbabwean history. Ndlovu is not interested in producing a singular regime of truth but to lay a foundation on which we can make sense of some of the meanings of Nkomo’s political behaviour.

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Joshua Nkomo on Land: Exploring His Vision for Land Reform and Land Use in Zimbabwes into Nkomo’s peasant background and experience with limited landholding in a peasant household and explains how this influenced his ideas about land policies and land reform. Gaidzanwa also explored how Nkomo initiated and developed concrete land-based projects and programmes for peasants, war vet

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Joshua Nkomo on Transitional Justice in Zimbabwef Nkomo’s contribution to nation building from the perspective of transitional justice and politics of national healing. He excavates Nkomo’s views on transitional justice that are contra to those of the government he served as he opposed such statist mechanisms as amnesties, indemnities and pardons

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Reconstructing the Self: Hauntology and Spectrality in Nkomo’s Autobiographyir to reconstruct the self and illustrates a specific understanding of reconstructing the self. Nyanda posits that the memoir presents a life of pain and suffering dedicated to liberating Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans, first from colonial bondage and second from Mugabe’s ZANU-PF’s tyrannical rule. He fur

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Self-Writing and Subjection: Frederick Douglas and Joshua Nkomo an anti-colonial nationalist leader (Nkomo). Sithole begins by stating that while his two subjects of study ‘occupied different geographies, lived in different centuries under different regimes were brought together by a set of existential questions and concerns about the plight of being human unde

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Father Zimbabwe: Media, Memory and Joshua Nkomots that whilst the state media sought to overlook the controversies surrounding the relationship between Nkomo and the ZANU PF government, the private media effectively promoted debate on and about his life pointing to his treatment at independence as demeaning. The private press thus questioned the