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To browse Academia. Within a poststructural approach I have conducted qualitative in-depth interviews. I criticize the promise from international development organizations of prosperity and empowerment through education and urge for further focus and research within this issue.
Thomas Gwanzura. Diana Jeater. A focus on political economy and on the interests of the white state and the African male elite leaves out important features of gender relations. The broad typification of African women as 'immoral', as inscribed in offical discourse by the NAPO, tends to be accepted by researchers, whether as normatively good or as normatively bad, without detailed examination of how and why this typification came about.
This paper has attempted to outline the importance of gender struggle - by which is meant the range of struggles around gendered relationships, including the triangular struggle between insubordinate women, non-compensation paying men and family heads - to the first significant success won by African lobbyists and the first significant defeat inflicted by white settlers on the Southern Rhodesian state.
It is important to understand these struggles not simply to understand the NAPO, but also to understand the gender relationships which followed after it. An account of NAPO which looks only at a putative alliance between the state and the African male elite must simply assume the insubordination of women as a given, and take subsequent stigmatisations of women as 'immoral' as arising out of some timeless essence of male prejudice and oppression.
