Volume 3. Issue 2.

Welcome to Volume 3, Issue 2 of our publication! We're excited to present eleven exceptional articles that have undergone rigorous peer review, showcasing cutting-edge research and innovative thinking across various disciplines. Our authors have demonstrated remarkable expertise and dedication, offering valuable insights, new perspectives, and meaningful contributions to ongoing discussions. We hope this issue inspires, informs, and challenges our readers. Thank you for reading, and we eagerly anticipate your feedback and submissions. The Journal of Inclusive and Innovative Practices (JoIIP) is published biannually by the Reformed Church University. Editor-in-Chief: Professor Gamuchirai Tsitsi Ndamba. Assistant Editor: Dr. Ester Rutoro. Technical Editor: Miss Hope Ncube. For further information contact us on Email: joiip@rcu.ac.zw

Title Pages
Exploring Time and Ecclesiastical Allusions in Charles Mungoshi's Ndiko Kupindana Kwemazuva pp 183 – 205
An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Mental Health Strategies on the Performance of Selected Road Freight Drivers in Harare Metropolitan Province, Zimbabwe pp 206 – 225
Opportunities and Challenges in the Heritage-Based Curriculum for Sustainable Development in Zimbabwe: The Case of One Secondary School in Masvingo Urban pp 226 – 244
The Influence of John Locke’s Primary and Secondary Qualities on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems pp 245 - 269
Exploring Embedded Librarianship Practices in Enhancing Information Literacy and Academic Support at a Private University Library in Zimbabwe pp 270 – 294
Diversity, Technology and the Predatory Transformation of Traditional Taxicab Enterprising in Zimbabwe pp 295– 322
Innovating for Inclusion: Lecturers’ Perceptions towards the Integration of XiTsonga Language in Teacher Education. pp 323 – 339
Effects of Long-Term Hospitalisation on Social Interaction and Attachment among Abandoned Children with Physical and Intellectual Disabilities pp 340 – 364
Evaluating Gender Disparity in Mining Employment and Social Cohesion: Pathways to Community Development in Shamva District, Zimbabwe pp 368 - 389
Enhancing Disaster Response in Zimbabwe: The Challenges that Hinder the Adoption of Information and Communication Technology by Humanitarian Organisations: The Case of Chimanimani, Zimbabwe pp 390 – 408
Transforming Teacher Practice through Action Research: A Study on Teacher Cultural Competence on Story Education pp 409 – 427
Guide for Authors pp 428 - 432

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Authors: Mapara Jacob

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Authors: Masitara Yvonne, Kajongwe Collen and Msipah, Nothando

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Authors: Mapurisa Frederick, and Pisirai Cuthbert

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Authors: Toluwalase Ajayi

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Authors: Munyaradzi Decide Magazeni, and Hope A Ncube

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Authors: Missias Shumba

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Authors: Eunitah Viriri

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Authors: Manjengwa Minish, and Edwin Ndlovu

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Authors: Kevin Tirivanhu Gwatidzo, and Emmanuel Dumbu

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Authors: Eddine E Mudyazhezha, Edmund Mudzamiri, and Tendayi Mukwehwa

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Authors: Amiel Mavugara and Gamuchirai Tsitsi Ndamba

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Authors: JOIIP

The editor and the Editorial Board of Journal of Inclusive and Innovative Practices (JOIIP) would like to express their sincere gratitude to the colleagues below for giving their precious time to review articles herein.

Name Institution Country
Prof. S. Mangwa Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. O. Chabaya University of Limpompo South Africa
Prof. E. Chireshe Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. J. Marashe Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. M. Musingafi National University of Lesotho Lesotho
Dr. C. Kwenda Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. M. Duve Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. L. Chimwai Reformed Church University Zimbabwe
Dr. B. Mudzanire Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. N. Hamadziripi Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Zimbabwe
Prof. M. Mawere Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. M. Chemhuru Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. E. Ganga Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. M. Musengi Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. A. Chindanya Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. S. Muchemwa Midlands State University Zimbabwe
Prof. M. Kufakunesu Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. A. Chiromo Midlands State University Zimbabwe
Dr. M. Mazuruse Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. G. Makaudze University of Swaziland Swaziland
Prof. H. Zirima Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. D. Zireva Reformed Church University Zimbabwe
Prof. J. Makaye Reformed Church University Zimbabwe
Dr. R. Guvhu Midlands State University Zimbabwe
Prof. A. Ndofirepi Sol Plaatje South Africa
Dr. S. Nenji Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Prof. O. Chabaya University of Limpompo South Africa
Dr. C. Rubaya Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. T. Tsokota Midlands State University Zimbabwe
Prof. S. Nyota Zimbabwe Open University Zimbabwe
Prof. R. Gora University of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
Dr. H. Basure Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. D. Madzanire Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. C. Kajongwe Manicaland University of Applied Sciences Zimbabwe
Dr. A. Mufanechiya Great Zimbabwe University Zimbabwe
Dr. T Gaswa Women’s University in Africa Zimbabwe
Prof. P. Mupa Zimbabwe Open University Zimbabwe
Dr. R. Guvhu Midlands State University Zimbabwe
Dr. M. Mashingaidze Ba Isago University Botswana