Disability, spirituality and the politics of belonging in postcolonial Zimbabwe

Key Points

• Promotes inclusive citizenship by integrating ubuntu principles, fostering a sense of belonging among people with disabilities.
• The work emphasizes decolonised disability justice and participatory governance as vital for policy changes in Zimbabwe.
• Considers the socio-political landscape, arguing for stronger communal ties in postcolonial Zimbabwe.
• Supports integration of various cultural principles to enhance the rights and recognition of disabled individuals.

Abstract