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January 2017, Volume 43, Issue 1
- 29-48 ‘Makers of Bonds and Ties’: Transnational Socialisation and National Liberation in Mozambique
by Daniel Kaiser
- 49-66 African Soldiers in the USSR: Oral Histories of ZAPU Intelligence Cadres’ Soviet Training, 1964–1979
by Jocelyn Alexander & JoAnn McGregor
- 67-81 Mediators of Liberation: Eastern-Bloc Officials, Mozambican Diplomacy and the Origins of Soviet Support for Frelimo, 1958–1965
by Natalia Telepneva
- 83-106 ZANU’s External Networks 1963–1979: An Appraisal
by Gerald Chikozho Mazarire
- 107-124 Front Line Diplomats: African Diplomatic Representations of the Zimbabwean Patriotic Front, 1976–1978
by Timothy Scarnecchia
- 125-141 Education in Exile: International Scholarships, Cold War Politics, and Conflicts among SWAPO Members in Tanzania, 1961–1968
by Christian A. Williams
- 143-159 Transnationalism, Contingency and Loyalty in African Liberation Armies: The Case of ZANU’s 1974–1975 Nhari Mutiny
by Blessing-Miles Tendi
- 161-178 Nationalism and Exile in an Age of Solidarity: Frelimo–ZANU Relations in Mozambique (1975–1980)
by Clinarete Victoria Luis Munguambe
- 179-193 ‘Past History Has Not Been Forgotten’: The ANC/ZAPU Alliance – the Second Phase, 1978–1980
by Hugh Macmillan
- 195-214 Apartheid’s Transnational Soldiers: The Case of Black Namibian Soldiers in South Africa’s Former Security Forces
by Lennart Bolliger
- 215-223 Relations between ZAPU and the USSR, 1960s–1970s: A Personal View
by Dumiso Dabengwa
- 225-233 Moscow and Zimbabwe’s Liberation
by Vladimir Shubin
- 235-236 Nation-Building and the State in Southern African Liberation Movements
by Henning Melber
- 237-238 East Germany and the Politics of Education in Mozambique
by Victor Igreja
- 238-239 The Burden of History: Namibia and Germany from Colonialism to Postcolonialism
by Heike Becker
- 240-241 The Presence of History in Post-Apartheid South Africa
by Heinz Klug
- 241-242 ‘Lifestyle’ British Migrants to South Africa
by Pnina Werbner
- 242-243 Being ‘Anglo-Africans’ in British Africa
by Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni
November 2016, Volume 42, Issue 6
September 2016, Volume 42, Issue 5
- 797-813 Introduction: Labour, Insecurity and Violence in South Africa
by Maxim Bolt & Dinah Rajak
- 815-839 Marikana Commission of Inquiry: From Narratives Towards History
by Peter Alexander
- 841-856 Making Mincemeat out of Mutton-Eaters: Social Origins of the NUM Decline on Platinum
by T. Dunbar Moodie
- 857-873 The Road to Marikana: Transformations in South Africa’s Platinum Industry, 1994–2012
by Raphael Chaskalson
- 875-891 The Violence of Work: Revisiting South Africa’s ‘Labour Question’ Through Precarity and Anti-Blackness
by Franco Barchiesi
- 893-909 Slaves, Workers, and Wine: The ‘Dop System’ in the History of the Cape Wine Industry, 1658–1894
by Gavin Williams
- 911-927 Mediated Paternalism and Violent Incorporation: Enforcing Farm Hierarchies on the Zimbabwean–South African Border
by Maxim Bolt
- 929-946 Hope and Betrayal on the Platinum Belt: Responsibility, Violence and Corporate Power in South Africa
by Dinah Rajak
- 947-963 Strands of Struggle: Dealing with Health Citizenship in the Aftermath of Asbestos Mining
by Linda Waldman
- 965-982 Insecurity in South African Social Security: An Examination of Social Grant Deductions, Cancellations, and Waiting
by Natasha Thandiwe Vally
- 983-998 ‘Please GO HOME and BUILD Africa’: Criminalising Immigrants in South Africa
by Theresa Alfaro-Velcamp & Mark Shaw
- 999-1003 Afterword: Labour, Insecurity and Violence in South Africa
by Anne-Maria Makhulu
- 1005-1019 ‘More a Cause than a Country’: Historiography, UDI and the Crisis of Decolonisation in Rhodesia
by Tinashe Nyamunda
- 1021-1022 Whiteness and the End of Apartheid
by Richard Ballard
- 1022-1024 Youth and Masquerades in Colonial and Postcolonial Mozambique
by Janne Rantala
- 1024-1025 Elite Autobiography in Botswana
by Christian John Makgala
July 2016, Volume 42, Issue 4
May 2016, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 375-387 Durban and Cape Town as Port Cities: Reconsidering Southern African Studies from the Indian Ocean
by Isabel Hofmeyr & Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie & Preben Kaarsholm
- 389-408 Indian Ocean Slaves in Cape Town, 1695–1807
by Nigel Worden
- 409-427 Mozambique Island, Cape Town and the Organisation of the Slave Trade in the South-West Indian Ocean, c.1797–1807
by Patrick Harries
- 429-442 Convicts, Carcerality and Cape Colony Connections in the 19th Century
by Clare Anderson
- 443-461 Indian Ocean Networks and the Transmutations of Servitude: The Protector of Indian Immigrants and the Administration of Freed Slaves and Indentured Labourers in Durban in the 1870s
by Preben Kaarsholm
- 463-481 Betwixt the Oceans: The Chief Immigration Officer in Cape Town, Clarence Wilfred Cousins (1905–1915)
by Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie
- 483-503 The Gold Kings: Sonū Smugglers in Johannesburg, Durban and Lourenço Marques, 1890s–1920s
by Andrew MacDonald
- 505-522 Family, Gender, and Mobility among Passenger Migrants into Colonial Natal: The Story of Moosa Hajee Cassim (c.1840s–1921)
by Goolam Vahed
- 523-537 Rendering the Cape-as-Port: Sea-Mountain, Cape of Storms/Good Hope, Adamastor and Local-World Literary Formations
by Meg Samuelson
- 539-550 ‘The Darker Side of Durban’: South African Crime Fiction and Indian Ocean Underworlds
by Charne Lavery
- 551-556 The Politics of Conservation in Southern Africa
by Andreas Scheba
- 557-558 Hunting and Belonging in South Africa
by Jane Carruthers
- 558-560 C.P. Thunberg and the Natural History of the 18th-Century Cape Colony
by Randolph Vigne
- 560-561 The Franco-Mauritian Elite
by Ngala Chome
- 561-563 Africa-Centred Knowledges
by Steven Van Wolputte
- 565-567 Martin Legassick (1940–2016)
by Colin Bundy & Noor Nieftagodien
March 2016, Volume 42, Issue 2
January 2016, Volume 42, Issue 1
November 2015, Volume 41, Issue 6
September 2015, Volume 41, Issue 5
- 1-1 Corrigendum: Fragments Of The Past: Homeland Politics And The South African Transition, 1990 – 2014
by Jason Robinson
- 937-952 Homelands as Frontiers: Apartheid's Loose Ends – An Introduction
by Steffen Jensen & Olaf Zenker
- 953-967 Fragments of the Past: Homeland Politics and the South African Transition, 1990–2014
by Jason Robinson
- 969-989 Material Remains: Artifice versus Artefact(s) in the Archive of Bantustan Rule
by Shireen Ally
- 991-1004 This House Is Not My Own …! Temporalities in a South African Homeland
by Steffen Jensen
- 1005-1017 Custom, Normativity and Authority in South Africa
by Hylton White
- 1019-1034 South African Land Restitution, White Claimants and the Fateful Frontier of Former KwaNdebele
by Olaf Zenker
- 1035-1052 ‘Women Use their Strength in the House’: Savings Clubs in an Mpumalanga Village
by Deborah James
- 1053-1066 Moralising Magic? A Brief History of Football Potions in a South African Homeland Area, 1958 – 2010
by Isak Niehaus
- 1067-1081 City Slums, Rural Homesteads: Migrant Culture, Displaced Urbanism and the Citizenship of the Serviced House
by Leslie Bank
- 1083-1097 ‘Keeping Land for Their Children’: Generation, Migration and Land in South Africa’s Transkei
by Derick A. Fay
- 1099-1101 Tributes to Terence Ranger: Introduction
by Jocelyn Alexander & JoAnn McGregor
- 1102-1106 Terence Ranger: African Historian and Activist
by John McCracken
- 1106-1108 Terence Ranger at the University of Cape Town
by Patrick Harries
- 1108-1115 Terence Ranger as Rhodes Professor of Race Relations, University of Oxford
by William Beinart
- 1115-1122 Doing Zimbabwean History with Terence Ranger: A Personal Note
by Gerald Chikozho Mazarire
- 1122-1125 Terence Ranger’s Return to the University of Zimbabwe in the Late 1990s
by Brian Raftopoulos
- 1125-1127 A Memorial from a Sparring Partner?
by Richard Werbner
- 1128-1131 A Reflection on Epistemology and Ideas about the Spirit in Terence Ranger’s Work
by Diana Jeater
- 1133-1136 The Concentration Camps of the Anglo-Boer War: A Social History
by Shula Marks
- 1136-1138 The White Man’s World (Memories of Empire)
by Alastair Niven
- 1138-1140 Conditional Tense: After the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission
by Dirk Klopper
- 1140-1141 The Golden Fleece of the Cape: Capitalist Expansion and Labour Relations in the Periphery of Transnational Wool Production, c.1860–1950
by Lance van Sittert
- 1141-1143 Burning Table Mountain: An Environmental History of Fire on the Cape Peninsula
by Stephen J. Pyne
- 1145-1145 Corrigendum: Contesting the Past in Angolan Politics
by Justin Pearce
July 2015, Volume 41, Issue 4
- 703-705 Editorial
by Anthony Simpson
- 707-714 Science and Scandal in South Africa: Introduction
by Rebecca Hodes & Lyn Schumaker
- 715-733 Kink and the Colony: Sexual Deviance in the Medical History of South Africa, c. 1893–1939
by Rebecca Hodes
- 735-752 ‘Are We Going to Stand By and Let These Children Come Into the World?’: The Impact of the ‘Thalidomide Disaster’ in South Africa, 1960–1977
by Susanne M. Klausen & Julie Parle
- 753-771 Jackal Narratives: Predator Control and Contested Ecologies in the Karoo, South Africa
by Nicoli Nattrass & Beatrice Conradie
- 773-796 From ‘Dark Country’ to ‘Dark Continent’: AIDS, ‘Race’, and Medical Research in the South African Medical Journal, 1980–1995
by Carla Tsampiras
- 797-813 Mobilising AID(S)? Contesting HIV as a Social and Economic Resource among Youth in South Africa's Eastern Cape
by Beth Vale & Mildred Thabeng
- 815-833 The Biometric Imaginary: Bureaucratic Technopolitics in Post-Apartheid Welfare
by Kevin P. Donovan
- 835-852 2002, Year Zero: History as Anti-Politics in the ‘New Angola’
by Jon Schubert
- 853-867 Ovimbundu Identity Attributions in Post-War Angola
by Vasco Martins
- 869-885 ‘It Will Be Our Time To Eat’: Former Renamo Combatants and Big-Man Dynamics in Central Mozambique
by Nikkie Wiegink
- 887-904 Civil Society in Southern Africa – Transformers from Below?
by Tim Zajontz & Anthony Leysens
- 905-923 Volume, Power, Originality: Reassessing the Complexities of Soweto Poetry
by Tom Penfold
- 925-930 South Africa Between the Past and the Future
by Allison Drew
- 931-932 Voting in Fear: Electoral Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa
by Jason Robinson
- 932-933 Are Trout South African? Stories of Fish, People and Places
by C.J. Driver
- 934-934 San Rock Art
by Michael Wessels
- 934-935 Ingrid Jonker: Poet under Apartheid
by Kobus Moolman
May 2015, Volume 41, Issue 3