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| OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING:An Alternative University Educationfor Women At The Zimbabwe Open University | Tichaona MAPOLISA, Chipo CHIRIMUUTA | 1–14 |
| WOMEN’S DIALOG AND DISTANCE LEARNING: A University in the Arab World | Khitam AZAIZA | 15–34 |
| WOMEN’S DIALOG AND DISTANCE LEARNING:A University in the Arab World | Khitam AZAIZA | 15–34 |
| CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN PARTICIPATING IN OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING AT THE ZIMBABWE OPEN UNIVERSITY: A Case of Matabeleland North and Bulawayo Regions | Enna Sukutai GUDHLANGA, Sian Newsome MAGADZA, Onias MAFA | 35–47 |
| CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN PARTICIPATING IN OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNINGAT THE ZIMBABWE OPEN UNIVERSITY:A Case of Matabeleland North and Bulawayo Regions | Enna GUDHLANGA, Onias MAFA, Sian Newsome MAGADZA | 35–47 |
| DISTANCE EDUCATION AS A WOMEN EMPOWERMENT STRATEGY IN AFRICA | Felix Kayode OLAKULEIN, Olugbenga David OJO | 48–54 |
| WOMEN AT THE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY IN RUSSIA | Galina ARTYUSHINA, Olga SHEYPAK, Olga STRAKHOVA | 55–59 |