Qualifications
- PhD (IN WAITING)
Position: Part Time Lecturer
Phone: +263 779 404 108
Email: stellatakaza@gmail.com
Research Interests
Areas of interest in research include the following; sustainable development projects for the elderly, women and children, disaster preparedness and response, poverty, lifespan issues, gender and climate change.
Publications
- Poverty and Rural Development; Tapping from the Grassroots. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention(JHII). Published 5 May 2013
- Evaluation of Partnerships That Exist Between Statutory and Voluntary Organizations: The Case Study of CRS and CARITAS Zimbabwe International Organization of Scientific Research( IOSR) 2015
- A Comparative Analysis of the impact of Alternative Care Approaches on Psycho-social Wellbeing of Orphans And Other Vulnerable Children In Zimbabwe Journal for Social Development in Africa (JSDA), 2013
- Impact of Food Security on the Aged in Zimbabwe: A Case of Chirumanzu, Zivagwe and Shurugwi in Midlands Province Journal of Humanities – University of Zimbabwe, Zambezia Publications 2021
- An Impact Evaluation of Government-Led Social Protection for Women and Children in Chirumanzu and Zivagwe Districts in Zimbabwe. The African Journal of Social Work (AJSW) 2020.
- Socio-Economic Development of Rural Women Producers in Chirumanzu, Zivagwe and Shurugwi in Zimbabwe: An Analysis Journal of Humanities-University of Zimbabwe, Zambezia Publications 2021
- An Investigation into the Livelihoods Strategies of Informal Women Traders in Zimbabwe Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (JIE)
Conferences and Workshop Papers Presented
- University of Oxford Refugee Studies Centre/England International Summer School in Forced Migration 4 July – 4 August 2000 University of Oxford
- The World Bank for Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe Development Marketplace on Fighting HIV /AIDS among women and young people “Turning ideas into action” 23-28 April 2005 Lusaka, Zambia
- Mission Munich Germany/Berlin Complexity and Diversity of Migration in Africa 28th September to 3rd 2008 Berlin, German
- Pontifical Council for Migrants and Itinerant People Nairobi/Kenya The Experiences of Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People in Africa 4-10 March 2008 Nairobi Kenya
Community Service
- Attended University of Zimbabwe Post Graduate Centre and Research Skills Workshops.
- Attended University of Zimbabwe E-Learning Training Workshops
Innovation
Conduct Independent Research and Publish to Relevant International Journals.
Industrialisation
Conduct Part-Time Teaching and Practical Social Work Courses-University of Zimbabwe Department of Social Work