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Economic circumstances of people now
Diasporisation: helpful or not?
Conclusion: Case Study One
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Case Study Two: Informal settlements of Killarney and Ngozi Mine
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2005 and 2006
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Follow up in 2010 – further evictions
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Eight families from informal settlements still rural
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Killarney and Ngozi Mine families
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The diaspora
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Deaths and illness
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Stands allocated to a few
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“Success” stories
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Conclusion: Case study two
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Case Study Three: current situation of a range of IDPs from 2005
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Situation One
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Situation Two
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Situation Three
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Situation Four
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Situation Seven
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Situation Eight
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Situation Nine
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Situation Ten
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Case Study Four: De Doorns: Zimbabweans displaced in the Western Cape ‐
And also displaced by OM in 2005.
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Demographics
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Gender
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Marital Status
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Children and care‐giving
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Education
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Documentation
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History of the Demolitions in 2005
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Province of residence in 2005
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Quality of structures demolished in 2005
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Immediate movements after displacement
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Loss of access to essential services
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Impact on health
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Impact on education
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Impact of events of 2005 to 2010 on employment
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Employment in 2005 at time of OM
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Employment in 2010: De Doorns
Key Informant One
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Diasporisation: why, and when and via where, to De Doorns?
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Why De Doorns as a destination?
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How many years/seasons in De Doorns?
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Have you returned to Zimbabwe?
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How many moves between 2005 and 2010?
Key Informant Two
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Where to next?
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