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• Africa Development: Special Issue on Agrarian Change, Food Security, Migration and Sustainable Development in Senegal and Zimbabwe

  Vol. 47 No. 3 (2022)

  Guest Editors : Rama Salla Dieng, Geoffrey Banda & Walter Chambati

  Contents

  Introduction: Agrarian Change, Food Security, Migration and Sustainable Development in Senegal and Zimbabwe
  Rama Salla Dieng, Geoffrey Banda & Walter Chambati....................... 1

  La durabilité des systèmes halieutiques sénégalais dans un contexte d’exploitation des hydrocarbures : réflexion géographique à partir des territoires de la Grande Côte
  Rougyatou Ka, Mouhamadou Mawlid Diakhaté & Boubacar Ba....................9

  Résilience à la variabilité climatique et perspective des activités agropastorales dans la région de Matam, nord du Sénégal
  Djibrirou Daouda Ba & Tégaye Diop...........................................43

  Les dynamiques transfrontalières et la sécurité alimentaire au Sénégal : la filière anacarde dans le Fogny-Kombo (Commune de Kataba 1)
  Abdou Kadry Mané, Ibrahima Diombaty, Mouhamadou Mountaga Diallo Ndèye Sokhona Cissé, Ibrahima Ba & El Hadji Rawane Ba................................63

  Mutation des espaces agricoles et quête de sécurité alimentaire dans les interfaces urbaines-rurales du Sénégal : étude de cas de Ziguinchor
  Sécou Omar Diédhiou, Idrissa Cissé, Alioune Badara Dabo............................91

  Dynamiques migratoires et sécurité alimentaire à Tuabou

  Dramane Cissokho.....................................117

  ‘Adversely Incorporated yet Moving up the Social Ladder?’: Labour Migrants Shifting the Gaze from Agricultural Investment Chains to ‘Care Chains’ in Capitalist Social Reproduction in Senegal

  Rama Salla Dieng.......................................133

  Zimbabwe’s Maize Innovation Ecosystems Evolution; Building an Institutional Innovation Infrastructure that Supported Food Security
  Geoffrey Banda...............................................167

  Staple Crops Processing Zones (SCPZs), Food Security and Restoration of Local Food Systems in Zimbabwe
  Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu.....................................197

  The Food Security, Employment and Migration Nexus in Zimbabwe post-Land Reform: A Gender Perspective
  Newman Tekwa.......................................................223

  Social Capital and Food Security amongst Women in Smallholder Farming in the Face of Climate Change in Bikita, Zimbabwe

  Mafongoya Owen...........................................253

  The Reformed Agrarian Structure and Changing Dynamics of Rural Labour Migration in Zimbabwe
  Walter Chambati.................................................273

  Food Security in Epworth, Zimbabwe: Leveraging Rural-urban Linkages for Resilient Food Systems in Peri-urban Areas
  Godfrey Tawodzera...........................................301

• Forthcoming Issue - On Resuscitating the Aborted National Project: A Retrospective and Prospective View (Notes from my Last Conversation with Thandika Mkandawire)

  Vol. 47 No. 2 (2022)

  Text of the Inaugural Thandika Mkandawire Annual Memorial Lecture presented at the 3rd edition of the Social Policy in Africa Conference convened virtually from 22-24 November 2021.

  Opening Statement
  First of all, let me thank my long-time friend, Professor Jimi Adesina, for inviting me to give this inaugural address. It is a tall order to try to give a talk on the intellectual contributions of Thandika Mkandawire to the social sciences. He covered so many timely and important topics in the field of development; his work was too cumulative and exhaustive for me to be able to summarise and discuss them in the time allotted to me.

  I also want to thank Professor Jimi Adesina for carrying the ‘transformative social policy’ torch – a topic so close to the heart of our late colleague, Professor Thandika Mkandawire. This is a topic that Thandika theorised deeply and he subsequently built one of the most successful research programmes during his tenure as Director of UNRISD. He dedicated his time to grounding theoretically the transformative role of social policy. This particular theoretical journey into social policy came after his groundbreaking work on the harmful effects of structural adjustment programmes. While others, such as Sir Richard and his colleagues at UNICEF, had started to take a critical look into SAPs and introduced the idea of ‘Adjustment with a Human Face’, Thandika took theorising on the transformative role of
  social policy to the next level once he arrived at UNRISD in 2009.

  It is difficult to think of a scholar who is as driven as Thandika was on the imperatives of promoting development in Africa. Because of his lived experience and encounter with colonial rule, he was a fierce nationalist, pan-Africanist and anti-imperialist. Because of his demeanour and way of speaking, one would not suspect that he carries all these admirable labels. It was not only the radicals who always sought his wisdom and critical perspectives on any topic; but also, conservative academics and politicians who disagree with him on so many issues, and still seek his acquaintance. The more he provoked them; the more he demolishes their distorted worldview; the more they actually want to engage him in a debate. He was an amazing storyteller: he was a voracious reader and interested about everything under the sun. More importantly, he had a fine sense of humour and loved to have
  a good time with friends.

• Africa Development: Special Issue from the Post-Colonialisms Today Project Lessons to Africa from Africa: Reclaiming Early Post-Independence Progressive Policies

  Vol. 47 No. 1 (2022)

  Guest Editors: Tetteh Hormeku-Ajei & Adebayo Olukoshi

• Africa Development

  Vol. 46 No. 4 (2021)

  Papers from the 2017 & 2018–2019 CODESRIA’s Meaning-making Research Initiatives (MRI)
  
  

• Africa Development

  Vol. 46 No. 3 (2021)

  Africa Development, Volume 46, n° 3, 2021

• Africa Development

  Vol. 46 No. 2 (2021)

  Guest Editors: Luca Bussotti & Remo Mutzenberg

• Africa Development

  Vol. 46 No. 1 (2021)

  Papers from the 2017 CODESRIA’s Meaning-making Research Initiatives (MRI)

• Africa Development

  Vol. 45 No. 4 (2020)

  Papers from the 2017 CODESRIA’s Meaning-making Research Initiatives (MRI)

• Africa Development: Special Issue on African Youth and Globalisation

  Vol. 45 No. 3 (2020)

  With selected papers from the 15th CODESRIA General Assembly, except the one written by Rose Jaji

  Guest Editor: Ismail Rashid

• Africa Development

  Vol. 45 No. 2 (2020)

  Africa Development, Volume 45, n° 2, 2020

• Africa Development

  Vol. 45 No. 1 (2020)

  Africa Development, Volume 45, n° 1, 2020

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Money, Security and Democratic Governance in Africa (IV)

  Vol. 44 No. 4 (2019)

  This volume of Africa Development is dedicated toNaffet Keita (1968–2018) who passed away before the editing was completed.

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Money, Security and Democratic Governance in Africa (III)

  Vol. 44 No. 3 (2019)

  This volume of Africa Development is dedicated toNaffet Keita (1968–2018) who passed away before the editing was completed.

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Money, Security and Democratic Governance in Africa (II)

  Vol. 44 No. 2 (2019)

  This volume of Africa Development is dedicated toNaffet Keita (1968–2018) who passed away before the editing was completed.

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Money, Security and Democratic Governance in Africa (I)

  Vol. 44 No. 1 (2019)

  This volume of Africa Development is dedicated toNaffet Keita (1968–2018) who passed away before the editing was completed.

• Africa Development

  Vol. 43 No. 3 (2018)

  Africa Development, Volume 43, n° 3, 2018

• Africa Development

  Vol. 43 No. 2 (2018)

  Africa Development, Volume 43, n° 2, 2018

• Africa Development: Special Issue on: (Re)making bodies – The Structures and Dynamics of Aesthetics and Aspirations in an Evolving Africa

  Vol. 43 No. 1 (2018)

  Africa Development, Volume 43, n° 1, 2018

• Africa Development: Special Issue on: ‘Emergence’ on Screen and on Stage

  Vol. 42 No. 4 (2017)

  Africa Development, Volume 42, n° 4, 2017

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Security Regimes in Africa – Prospects and Challenges

  Vol. 42 No. 3 (2017)

  Guest Editors: Cheryl Hendricks Naffet Keïta

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Study on Oblique Identity Dynamics

  Vol. 42 No. 2 (2017)

  Guest Editors: Laurent-Charles Boyomo Assala &  Aghi Bahi

• Africa Development: Special Issue on Health Governance in Africa: Taking Stock

  Vol. 42 No. 1 (2017)

  Guest Editors: Blé Marcel Yoro & Ellen E. Foley

• Africa Development

  Vol. 41 No. 4 (2016)

  Selected papers from the 13th CODESRIA General Assembly

• Africa Development

  Vol. 41 No. 3 (2016)

  Selected papers from the 13th CODESRIA General Assembly

• Africa Development

  Vol. 41 No. 2 (2016)

  Selected papers from the 13th CODESRIA General Assembly.

  This issue of Africa Development is dedicated to Serge Bernard Emmanuel Aliana (1975–2016) who passed away before the editing was completed.