• Decolonisation of knowledge production on Children’s Rights in Africa 

  Chirowamhangu, Raymond (African Renaissance, 2024-12)

  This paper provides a critical perspective on the decolonisation of children's rights. The research is a comparative analysis between the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) and the United Nations, ...
• The design and implementation of a new travelling museum initiative to bring heritage to people in Southern Africa 

  Forssman, Tim; Van Heerden, Justine (Routledge, 2025)

  Traditional museums are faced with many challenges in Africa. One of these is the public's ability to access museum collections as well as heritage sites. This problem is worsened where physical barriers, such as distance, ...
• Transforming academic literacy : centering indigenous identities in the classroom 

  Eybers, Oscar Oliver (MDPI, 2025-02-14)

  This article explores the transformational potential of centering indigenous identities and heritage within academic literacy instruction in higher education. The dominance of Eurocentric pedagogies in higher education has ...
• Mineral resource exploitation and landownership rights : understanding the ‘doctrine of custodianship’ in minerals and mining legislation in South Africa 

  Issah, Moshood; Sulaiman, Lanre Abdul-Rasheed; Raji, Abdullateef; Aliu, Fatima; Yusuff, Ridwan Olabisi; Abdulbaqi, Salihu Zakariyyah; Akor, Sunday Joseph; Malik, Nurudeen Adesola (Elsevier, 2025-06)

  Legislation and policy frameworks on mineral resource exploitation and landownership rights in South Africa were heavily influenced by the Roman-Dutch law. These legal frameworks changed from 1795 with the annexation of ...
• Deconstructing a single-actor resource ownership model : a study of the proposed uranium mining in the Karoo region of South Africa 

  Issah, Moshood; Sulaiman, Lanre Abdul-Rasheed; Aliu, Fatima; Raji, Abdullateef; Yusuff, Ridwan Olabisi; Abdulbaqi, Salihu Zakariyyah; Akor, Sunday Joseph; Oluwaseun, Ojogiwa T. (Elsevier, 2025-06)

  This study engages the discourse of ‘eminent domain’ – the power of the state to expropriate communally or individually owned properties for ‘public good’ – as it applies in the mineral extractive sector in resource-rich ...
• Predictors of hearing loss disability : a multinational study using the ICF core set 

  Mahomed-Asmail, Faheema; Graham, Marien Alet; Swanepoel, De Wet; Manchaiah, Vinaya; Yerraguntlag, Krishna; Karlsson, Elin (Taylor and Francis, 2025)

  PURPOSE : Objective audiological assessments provide valuable insights on physiological dimensions of hearing loss (HL), but not on lived experiences and functional limitations perceived by individuals. This study ...
• Editorial : Trends in digital hearing health and computational audiology 

  Mahomed-Asmail, Faheema; De Sousa, K.C. (Karina); Coco, Laura (Frontiers Media, 2024-11)

  No abstract available.
• Ways of being : water spirits in Mia Couto’s sleepwalking land (1992) 

  Joseph, Confidence (Routledge, 2024)

  Mia Couto is a Mozambican writer known for an aesthetics of the fantastic in his numerous works. In most of his writings, he blurs the distinctions between the human and the non-human, land and water, the natural and ...
• Re-examining the representation of the land in Hosea 4–11 in light of sacred space 

  Rembold, Stefanie (Old Testament Society of South Africa, 2024-03-15)

  This article reconsiders the role of land in the YHWH-Israel relationship in Hos 4–11, a text which reworks positive notions of land—gift, inheritance, homeland—as the land becomes associated with Israel’s iniquitous actions ...
• Using the ICF to guide inclusion in the African educational context : a scoping review 

  Naude, Alida; Kang, Lin-Ju; Moretti, Marta; Rocha, André de Souza; Maxwell, Gregor R.D.; Bornman, Juan (MDPI, 2024-12)

  While the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) has significantly contributed to educational research supporting inclusive initiatives worldwide, its application in special education ...
• Analyzing the paradigmatic impact of Seychelles blue economy financing model 

  Oche, Tony Onazi (Ontario International Development Agency, 2024)

  Seychelles is regarded as the first country to implement a debt-for-nature swap (marine conservation) and blue bond finance model. The goal of the initiative was to secure funding for the preservation of the ocean ecosystem ...
• Cochlear nerve visualization in normal anatomy and inner ear malformations 

  Assiri, Majed; Khurayzi, Tawfiq; Almuhawas, Fida; Schlemmer, Kurt; Hagr, Abdulrahman; Dhanasingh, Anandhan (Wiley, 2024-12)

  OBJECTIVES : This study aimed to qualitatively evaluate the variations in nerve bundles between patients with normal anatomy and those with inner-ear anomalies. METHODS : Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of the ...
• Preliminary analysis of forager stone technology at Little Muck Shelter : pre- to contact levels 

  Pentz, Justin; Sherwood, Nicole L.; Forssman, Tim (AOSIS, 2024-08-30)

  Studies into the Later Stone Age sequence of the Mapungubwe region show several important changes in forager toolkits. Notable shifts include the appearance of ceramics, glass beads and metal, and changes in stone tool ...
• Overview of the Early Iron Age in the Letaba region of the Kruger National Park 

  Antonites, Alexander (AOSIS, 2024-08-30)

  Archaeological research carried out in the Kruger National Park has identified several settlements of early African farmers that date to the Early Iron Age (EIA) – c. AD 200 – AD 1000. Two large EIA settlements, Le6 and ...
• Geochemical characterisation of archaeological sites in Mapungubwe National Park, South Africa 

  Nxumalo, Bongumenzi; Sulas, Federica; Pikirayi, Innocent (AOSIS, 2024-08-30)

  Research projects in the Shashe-Limpopo Basin have witnessed significant developments in the use of conceptual frameworks and multidisciplinary approaches such as electrochemical and geochemical sequencing. Accordingly, ...
• Celebrating cultural heritage within national parks 

  Ndlovu, Ndukuyakhe (AOSIS, 2024-08)

  The South African National Parks (SANParks) has a long, rich, and well-decorated history regarding the management of biodiversity in the country. It has an unparalleled status as a leading biodiversity agency in Africa. ...
• Multilingualism at the crossroads of Africa : a response to commentaries on “Remaking Late Holocene Environment of Western Uganda : Kansyore and Later Settlers in the Ndali Crater Lakes Region” 

  Schmidt, Peter R.; Walz, Jonathan R.; Besigye, Jackline N.; Krigbaum, John; Oteyo, Gilbert (Springer, 2024-12)

  No abstract available.
• Dan Wylie’s poetry and a new default discourse for the earth 

  Owen, Harry (Routledge, 2025)

  In the face of global warming, human over-population, the catastrophic consequences of being who and what we are, of what our languages have defined us to be, we need to rediscover nature’s own voice. Far from imposing a ...
• When South Africa tried to make Zimbabwe its fifth province : settler colonial interests and legacies of the 1922 Rhodesian referendum 

  Nyamunda, Tinashe (Routledge, 2023)

  This article is an introduction to a special issue on the hundred year scholarly reflections on the Rhodesian referendum and subsequent attainment of Responsible Government status. Foregrounded by an assessment of factors ...
• Benatar and Metz on cosmic meaning and anti-natalism 

  Lougheed, Kirk (Springer, 2024-04-19)

  David Benatar argues that one important consideration in favour of anti-natalism is based on the fact that all humans lack cosmic meaning; we will never transcend space and time such that we will have an impact on the ...

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