• 2023 ASR distinguished lecture : decoloniality and its fissures. Whose decolonial turn? 

  Ogude, James (Cambridge University Press, 2025)

  This paper examines the fissures within recent decolonial debates, arguing for the privileging of alternative narratives from formerly colonized groups and a shift away from centring colonialism. It calls for the recognition ...
• The New Development Bank in Africa : mid-term evaluation and lessons learned 

  Bradlow, Daniel David; Masamba, Magalie L. (Wiley, 2024-05)

  The New Development Bank (NDB) launched its first project in Africa on April 13, 2016, and on August 17, 2017, the Bank opened its Africa Regional Centre (ARC) in Johannesburg, South Africa. This article assesses the ...
• Disclosure, outing and family reactions : experiences of gender and sexuality diverse individuals in Harare, Zimbabwe 

  Muparamoto, Nelson (Taylor and Francis, 2025)

  Extensive research on the process of ‘coming out’ underscores the significance of disclosing one’s sexual orientation and gender identity for personal development and self-expression. However, sharing this information with ...
• Noblesse Oblige : the enduring legacy of Boutros Boutros-Ghal 

  Adebajo, Adekeye (Brill Academic Publishers, 2024-12)

  No abstract available.
• Psychosocial support systems for adolescents on antiretroviral therapy in rural western Kenya 

  Owoko, Lilian Adhiambo (University of Gondar, 2024)

  Initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ART) was a major milestone in the care and management of HIV; however, adolescents who are living with HIV (ALHIV), and who are on ART still show a 50% increase in deaths due to ...
• Can “the expanded free maternity services” enable Kenya to achieve universal health coverage by 2030 : qualitative study on experiences of mothers and healthcare providers 

  Ombere, Stephen O. (Frontiers Media, 2024-09)

  INTRODUCTION: Universal health coverage is a global agenda within the sustainable development goals. While nations are attempting to pursue this agenda, the pathways to its realization vary across countries in relation ...
• The potential of Moringa oleifera as a sustainable broiler feed additive : investigating Awareness, perceptions and use by broiler farmers and moringa farmers in South Africa 

  Lungu, Nobuhle Sharon; Maina, Joyce G.; Dallimer, Martin; Van Marle-Koster, Este (MDPI, 2024-03)

  Moringa oleifera’s high nutritional value and bioactive properties have attracted significant scientific research interest as an additive in broiler feed for sustainable broiler production. The tree’s multifunctional ...
• Semi-empirical supported, Ab initio derived thermodynamic properties for ClO2 and its sub and extended species, applied in water treatment cycles 

  Misheer, Natasha; Ndungu, Patrick; Pretorius, Jan A. (Elsevier, 2024-10)

  Please read abstract in the article.
• The limits of virtue politics in an African context 

  Olujohungbe, Benjamin Timi; Owoseni, Adewale O. (Wiley, 2024)

  This paper situates Karl Popper's ‘paradox of tolerance’ as foundation within the context of interrogating multifaceted violent identity politics propagated in contemporary Nigeria. The paper argues that the ‘active’ virtue ...
• Credit information sharing and credit access in Kenya : impact, perspectives and challenges 

  Magale, Eric Gwandega (Adonis and Abbey Publishers, 2024-03)

  Credit bears great significance to people‘s financial lives. However, access to affordable, unsecured and formally provided credit remains constrained, particularly in the developing world, due to multiple factors. Sharing ...
• Cancelling apocalypse by risking to envision 

  Valiani, Salimah (University Library System, University of Pittsburgh, 2023)

  No abstract available.
• Affective capital : Lagos and Nigerian music videos 

  Eromosele, Femi (Cambridge University Press, 2023-03)

  Lagos is a recurrent theme in Nigerian music videos. Eromosele examines this phenomenon in relation to the objectives of the music video and the musician’s star image. Various studies involving emotion and forms of capital ...
• Bio-functional prospects of Moringa oleifera lam on meat quality : a review 

  Lungu, Nobuhle Sharon; Idamokoro, E.M. (Science Publications, 2024)

  Research done by scholars on the utilization of the different parts of Moringa oleifera Lam. in improving livestock performance and boosting meat quality has increased over the years in many nations across the globe. Moringa ...
• Constitutional environmental rights and state violence : implications for environmental justice in protected forests 

  Mushonga, Tafadzwa (Mary Ann Liebert, 2023-06)

  In this article, I examine environmental justice in a context where environmental rights legalize the subjection of people to harm resulting from conservation, first because the environment is privileged with constitutional ...
• Beilharz in South Africa – jottings 

  Vale, Peter Christopher Julius (Sage, 2023-12)

  No abstract available.
• Re-thinking the sustainability of sovereign debt 

  Bradlow, Daniel David; Lastra, Rosa M.; Park, Stephen Kim (Oxford University Press, 2024-06)

  This article explores the contributions that law can make to the development of a holistic approach to sovereign debt sustainability. We focus on debt sustainability assessments (DSAs) conducted by the International Monetary ...
• Using participatory videos in understanding farmers experiences with climate smart agricultural practices : reflections from Ghana 

  Kwapong, Nana Afranaa; Whitfield, Stephen; Ambuko, Jane; Ankrah, Daniel Adu; Swanepoel, Frans (Frontiers Media, 2023-01-24)

  Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) has gained traction as one of the effective strategies in tackling the climate crisis. Many CSA practices have been promoted by development agencies to smallholder farmers based on the ...
• From kinship networks to culture of relatedness : a shift of safety nets during health pandemics in the Kenyan context 

  Nyabundi, Agnetta Adiedo (Frontiers Media, 2023-06)

  Evidence suggests that, during pandemics such as COVID-19, people with low incomes within developing countries suffered disproportionately. Households across countries differentially experienced the socio-economic impact ...
• Africa alive corridors : transdisciplinary research based on African footprints 

  Linol, B.; Doucouré, M.; Anderson, J.; Toteu, F.; Miller, W.; Vale, Peter Christopher Julius; Hoffman, P.; Kerley, G.I.H.; Auerbach, R.; Thiart, C.; Meghraoui, M.; Dhliwayo, N.; Master, J.; Genin, F.; Dembaremba, T.; Van Heerden, Bertus; Unite, J.; May, A.; Mathias, P.; Minguzzi, M.; De Wit, T. (Springer, 2024-05)

  The idea of Africa Alive Corridors (AAC) evolved from Gondwana geological mapping to a comprehensive, more inclusive and dynamic approach to transdisciplinary research known as Earth Stewardship Science. Twenty designated ...
• What good is anthropology? Care work in a “useless” discipline 

  Mkhwanazi, Nolwazi (Wiley, 2024-02)

  Different forms of care work are essential for the practice of anthropology in South Africa. In this biographical commentary, I describe how I enacted care work in my anthropological practice. I suggest that what is good ...

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