Add to ORKGAbstract: The economic experiences of single mothers working in the informal economy receives little attention in public policy debates and social development transformative interventions. This study qualitatively explored the economic experiences of eight single mothers who worked in the informal economy in Zimbabwe. Using African feminism, the authors present their biographical profiles and discuss three key themes: financial hardships, social discrimination and safety nets. The paper concludes with some considerations for harnessing the valuable contributions made by single mothers to the informal economy
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
The economic experiences of single mothers working in the informal economy receives little attention...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Poverty and its eradication are presently at the pinnacle of all global development policies inexora...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Poverty and its eradication are presently at the pinnacle of all global development policies inexora...
This article seeks to disrupt the dominant discourses of victimhood related to single-mother family ...
Women, especially in female-headed households in Botswana, are living in poverty, despite the countr...
Women, especially in female-headed households in Botswana, are living in poverty, despite the countr...
Of the millions of people living in poverty, women and children are the most detrimentally affected....
Abstract: Foreign national single mothers are at high risk of financial hardship, which may impact o...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Objective: The paper explored the challenges underpinning matrifocality in Zimbabwe, what is normall...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
The economic experiences of single mothers working in the informal economy receives little attention...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Poverty and its eradication are presently at the pinnacle of all global development policies inexora...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Poverty and its eradication are presently at the pinnacle of all global development policies inexora...
This article seeks to disrupt the dominant discourses of victimhood related to single-mother family ...
Women, especially in female-headed households in Botswana, are living in poverty, despite the countr...
Women, especially in female-headed households in Botswana, are living in poverty, despite the countr...
Of the millions of people living in poverty, women and children are the most detrimentally affected....
Abstract: Foreign national single mothers are at high risk of financial hardship, which may impact o...
Women living in low-income communities often initiate livelihood activities as a means to support th...
Objective: The paper explored the challenges underpinning matrifocality in Zimbabwe, what is normall...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...
Abstract. In Sub-Saharan Africa, female single-parent families of rural areas face many difficulties...