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aijhass-95	Gwatidzo, Sinikiwe ; Chazovachii, Bernard 	COVID -19 AND THE PARALYSATION OF WOMEN LIVELIHOODS IN MICRO-ENTERPRISES IN MASVINGO URBAN, ZIMBABWE	2020	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5189	259	42	The interviews allowed respondents to comment on women vulnerability, assets, and capabilities All key participants, vendors and the two associations targeted through these tools comprised participants who had ‘stories to tell’ (Creswell & Creswell, 2013:155) and who could “purposefully inform an understanding” (Gonye, 2016:60) on the level of affection the lockdown has had on women livelihoods. The enforced 21-day and 14-day government induced lockdown characterised by quarantine, bans and restrictions on the movement of goods and people had significant socio-economic, repercussion on women livelihoods (Chingarande, 2020:1).	cache/aijhass-95.pdf	txt/aijhass-95.txt