Tinashe Mutero
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12 November 2026
Big Saturday Read: One year after the Coup - A Conversation with Professor Jonathan Moyo
Prof Jonathan Moyo talks about events leading to the Nov 2017 Coup, His hatred of Mnangagwa, Mugabe's distrust of him, Sekeramayi's missed opportunity and Moyo's advice to young researchers and academics. He also talks about the future of ZANU PF and whats need to be done to get Zimbabwe moving forward
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8 November 2026
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o and the responsibility of language
Language carries memory, power and the right to describe our own experience.
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1 September 2026
The Intotal’s business model is unethical!
Zimbabwe's copyright laws flawed, but so is Intotal's practice unethical
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African Cultural Economies & Music
How creative practice, music, and digital industries generate economic value and social meaning — with focus on migrant placemaking and Zimbabwe's independent music economy.
Civic University & Community Engagement
Frameworks for authentic university–community partnership grounded in community-based participatory research (CBPR) and critical service learning.
Entrepreneurship Ecosystems & Digital Skills
Research on entrepreneurial ecosystems, digital economy workforce transitions, and M&E in higher education entrepreneurship programmes across South Africa.
Community–university partnerships and entrepreneurial ecosystems generate socially embedded knowledge that drives inclusive wellbeing and local development.— Innocent Tinashe Mutero
Interdisciplinary scholar at the intersection of African cultural economies, civic university theory, and participatory research. Research & M&E Lead at the Johannesburg Business School Centre for Entrepreneurship, University of Johannesburg.
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Focus
African Cultural Economies · Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
Credentials
PhD (Public Administration) · DMus (Ethnomusicology)
Institution
Johannesburg Business School · University of Johannesburg
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