Formed in 1981 just a year after independence the voluntary society continues to bring diverse voices together from the UK and Zimbabwe. Life after 40 : A celebration, remembrance, renewal and sharing of the human spirit .Please download our full programme (or in word format here) and reserve free ticket via Eventbrite by 5.00 on…
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BZS Research Day Saturday 19 June 2021
Saturday 19 June 2021, 9.30-17.30 (CAT 10.30-18.30, EST 4.30-12.30)This year the theme is: Zimbabwean Migration – People and Ideas in Motion, in partnership with the Oxford African Studies Centre. This year the event is online and entirely free but to gain a link please register at Eventbrite by 5.00p.m. on Friday 18 June . Download…
Latest BZS Review March 2021
Join our “Whats App” group
If you are a paid up member you can join our BZS Whats App discussion group. This App is available on any phone but also available for desk top access. This we hope will keep members rapidly in touch with developments,and national activities in the Uk and Zimbabwe . Please be aware that members with…
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BZS Review
The BZS Review is published four times a year linking Zimbabwe and the UK. Only members receive an “in time” print edition. You can however get a free electronic edition here usually some weeks after the print edition is available….
Rhodes Must Fall
Young Researcher’s Prize Awarded
The Britain Zimbabwe Society is delighted to announce that this year’s BZS Young Researcher Prize has been awarded to Roselyn Masamha. Roselyn is a Lecturer in Learning Disabilities Nursing at the University of Hull and a Doctor of Clinical Education student at the University of Leeds. Roselyn’s research is at the interface of science and…
BZS News Review
For the latest book reviews and news of ongoing link activities checkout the BZS News Review published four times a year. Available in print by subscription or via this link:…
Welcome to the Britain Zimbabwe Society
This is the developing word press site for the Britain Zimbabwe Society. The Britain Zimbabwe Society (BZS) was established after Zimbabwe’s Independence in 1980 to share information, promote friendship and facilitate networking between the two countries. In addition BZS organises a BZS Research Day annually in June, to highlight research by academics on Zimbabwe both…
BZS Research Day 2016 report
Thank you to all those who contributed to the success of the 2016 research day. To download the overview of the proceedings please download BZS Research Day overview_2016 We hope to see you all in October for the AGM in London which is attended by a full programme of speakers. Watch this space….