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8 works· latest 2025· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-8754-3080

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The interface between football and ethnic identity discourses in Zimbabwe2014 · 44 citations
What Is in a Song? Constructions of Hegemonic Masculinity by Zimbabwean Football Fans2018 · 22 citations
‘Highlander Ithimu yezwe lonke!’: intersections of Highlanders FC fandom and Ndebele ethnic nationalism in Zimbabwe2017 · 19 citations
Sports Journalists and Corruption in Zimbabwean Football: Reflections on the Asiagate Scandal2017 · 10 citations
‘Mind the gap’: artificial intelligence and journalism training in Southern African journalism schools2025 · 10 citations

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‘Mind the gap’: artificial intelligence and journalism training in Southern African journalism schools

Media Practice and Education·2025·5 authors·Open access

10citations

Social Media and Sports Journalism in Zimbabwe

Journalism Practice·2023·3 authors

6citations

Experiences of female journalists in Zimbabwean male-dominated newsrooms

Communicare Journal for Communication Studies in Africa·2022·1 author·Open access

8citations

[Re]-presenting knowledge: The coverage of xenophobia research in selected South African newspapers, 2008 -2013

Journal of Communication and Media Research·2020·2 authors

5citations

What Is in a Song? Constructions of Hegemonic Masculinity by Zimbabwean Football Fans

Muziki·2018·2 authors

22citations

‘Highlander Ithimu yezwe lonke!’: intersections of Highlanders FC fandom and Ndebele ethnic nationalism in Zimbabwe

Sport in Society·2017·1 author

19citations

Sports Journalists and Corruption in Zimbabwean Football: Reflections on the Asiagate Scandal

Communicatio·2017·1 author

10citations

The interface between football and ethnic identity discourses in Zimbabwe

Critical African Studies·2014·1 author

44citations