Content
May 2015, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 653-670 Re-storing the Skeletons of Empire: Return, Reburial and Rehumanisation in Southern Africa
by Ciraj Rassool - 671-685 Hunting for Museums
by Leslie Witz - 687-697 Secrets and Lives: South African Political Biography
by Tom Lodge - 699-700 A World of Letters: Reading Communities and Cultural Debates in Early Apartheid South Africa
by Peter D. McDonald - 700-702 Press Freedom in Africa: Comparative Perspectives
by Lesley Cowling
March 2015, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 215-218 Editorial
by Diana Jeater - 219-235 ‘In the Border Regions of the Territory of Rhodesia, There Is the Greatest Scourge …’: The Border and East Coast Fever Control in Central Mozambique and Eastern Zimbabwe, 1901–1942
by Francis Dube - 237-253 Developmentalist Attitudes and Old Habits: Portuguese Labour Policies, South African Rivalry, and Flight in Southern Angola, 1945–1974
by Alexander Keese - 255-272 Chiefly Power in a Frontline State: Kgosi Linchwe II, the Bakgatla and Botswana in the South African Liberation Struggle, 1948–1994
by Louisa Cantwell - 273-297 Bantu Authorities and Betterment in Natal: The Ambiguous Responses of Chiefs and Regents, 1955–1970
by Jill E. Kelly - 299-314 Principals, Chiefs and School Committees: The Localisation of Rural School Administration in Lebowa, 1972–1990
by Laura Phillips - 315-334 The Malicious Football Game: Urban Interactions and Power Relations in Lourenço Marques, Capital of Colonial Mozambique
by Nuno Domingos - 335-352 A Voortrekker Memorial in Revolutionary Maputo
by David Morton - 353-366 Nelson Mandela, Robben Island and the Imagination of a New South Africa
by Crain Soudien - 367-387 A ‘Political War of Words and Bullets’: Defining and Defying Sides of Struggle for Housing in Crossroads, South Africa
by Koni Benson - 389-404 The Corporate Social Responsibility Projects of the Oil Companies in Angola: Anecdotal Fact or Significant New Trend in Public Health Development Intervention?
by Virginie Tallio - 405-417 Inside the Government, but Outside the Law: Residents' Committees, Public Authority and Twilight Governance in Post-War Angola
by Sylvia Croese - 419-423 Controversy, Conflict and Struggle in South Africa
by Lawrence Hamilton - 425-429 Creating Postcolonial Literature: African Writers and British Publishers
by Peter Kallaway - 427-428 Mandela's Kinsmen: Nationalist Elites and Apartheid's First Bantustan
by Randolph Vigne - 428-429 Olive Schreiner
by Heather Hughes - 430-430 Corrigendum
by The Editors
January 2015, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 1-8 Editorial
by Lyn Schumaker - 9-28 The Finance–Mining Nexus in South Africa: How Mining Companies Use the South African Equity Market to Speculate
by Ewa Karwowski - 29-45 Rain and Copper: The Evolution of a Fish Marketing Channel in a Rapidly Changing Region of Southern Africa
by James G. Abbott & Clinton J. Hay & Tor F. Næsje & Denis Tweddle & Ben C.W. van der Waal - 47-61 Suffering and Protest in Rhodesian Prisons During the Zimbabwean Liberation Struggle
by Munyaradzi Bryn Munochiveyi - 63-81 ‘Love I Cannot Begin to Explain’: The Politics of Reproduction in the ANC in Exile, 1976–1990
by Rachel Sandwell - 83-102 The Politics of Remembering and Commemorating Atrocity in South Africa: The Bhisho Massacre and its Aftermath, 1992–2012
by Stephanie Victor - 103-119 Contesting the Past in Angolan Politics
by Justin Pearce - 121-140 Stepchildren of Liberation: South African Farm Workers' Elusive Rights to Organise and Bargain Collectively
by Simon Pahle - 141-158 ‘Ethnic Enclave of a Special Sort?’ Mozambicans in La Rochelle, Johannesburg
by Khangelani Moyo & Erma Cossa - 159-171 Soweto's Islands of Learning: Morris Isaacson and Orlando High Schools Under Bantu Education, 1958–1975
by Clive Glaser - 173-186 Black Consciousness's Lost Leader: Abraham Tiro, the University of the North, and the Seeds of South Africa's Student Movement in the 1970s
by Anne Heffernan - 187-206 Forging a New South Africa: Plagiarism, Ventriloquism and the ‘Black Voice’ in Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull
by Kate Highman - 207-208 African Intellectuals and Decolonization
by Akin Adesokan - 208-210 War in Worcester: Youth and the Apartheid State
by Susan Levine - 210-211 Invisible Agents: Spirits in Central African History
by Reuben Loffman - 211-214 The Griqua Past and the Limits of South African History, 1902–1994; Settler Colonialism and Land Rights in South Africa: Possession and Dispossession on the Orange River
by Tara Weinberg
November 2014, Volume 40, Issue 6
- 1-1 Editorial Board
by The Editors - 1131-1137 Editorial
by Diana Jeater - 1139-1157 Popular Community in 18th-Century Southern Africa: Family, Fellowship, Alternative Networks, and Mutual Aid at the Cape of Good Hope, 1652–1795
by Nicole Ulrich - 1159-1176 Gungubele and the Tambookie Location 1853–1877: End of a Colonial Experiment
by Anne Kelk Mager - 1177-1191 Civilising the Cape: Public Art Exhibitions and Cape Visual Culture, 1851–1910
by Anna Tietze & Nicholas Botha - 1193-1214 The Role of Alien Trees in South African Forestry and Conservation: Early 20th-Century Research and Debate on Climate Change, Soil Erosion and Hydrology
by Harald Witt - 1215-1234 Environmental Movements, Climate Change, and Consumption in South Africa
by Carl Death - 1235-1250 Autobiography, History, Memory and Nostalgia in Denis Beckett's Radical Middle and Hugh Lewin's Stones Against the Mirror
by Isaac Ndlovu - 1251-1269 The Origins and Functions of Demonisation Discourses in Britain–Zimbabwe Relations (2000–)
by Blessing-Miles Tendi - 1271-1274 Introduction: Mobile Soldiers and the Un-National Liberation of Southern Africa
by Luise White & Miles Larmer - 1275-1287 The Relationship Between UNITA and SWAPO: Allies and Adversaries
by Vilho Amukwaya Shigwedha - 1289-1303 Students, ZAPU, and Special Branch in Francistown, 1964–1972
by Luise White - 1305-1324 Nationalism's Exile: Godfrey Nangonya and SWAPO's Sacrifice in Southern Angola
by Patricia Hayes - 1325-1342 Training and Deployment at Novo Catengue and the Diaries of Jack Simons, 1977–1979
by Steve Davis - 1343-1361 Counter-Revolutionary Warfare: the Soweto Intelligence Unit and Southern Itineraries
by Nicky Rousseau - 1363-1368 South Africa's War, and the Cuban Military, in Angola
by Chris Saunders - 1369-1370 As Guerras de Libertação e os Sonhos Coloniais. Alianças Secretas, Mapas Imaginados
by Stephen Henighan - 1370-1372 Marabi Nights: Jazz, ‘Race’ and Society in Early Apartheid South Africa
by Lindelwa Dalamba - 1372-1374 Imagining the Edgy City: Writing, Performing, and Building Johannesburg
by Russell West-Pavlov - 1374-1375 Writing Revolt: An Engagement with African Nationalism, 1957–67
by Chenjerai Hove - 1377-1378 Obituary: Colin Murray
by William Beinart
September 2014, Volume 40, Issue 5
- 895-905 Introduction: Narratives of Nationhood
by Miles Larmer & Marja Hinfelaar & Bizeck J. Phiri & Lyn Schumaker & Morris Szeftel - 907-924 ‘What Then Happened To Our Eden?’: The Long History of Lozi Secessionism, 1890–2013
by Jack Hogan - 925-941 ‘We Have Killed This Animal Together, May I Also Have a Share?’1 Local–National Political Dynamics in Mwinilunga District, Zambia, 1950s–1970s
by Iva Peša - 943-959 The University Of Zambia and the Liberation of Southern Africa, 1966–90
by Hugh Macmillan - 961-979 The Colour of Class Revisited: Four Decades of Postcolonialism in Zambia
by Michael Burawoy - 981-998 ‘Women Can Do What Men Can Do’: The Causes and Consequences of Growing Flexibility in Gender Divisions of Labour in Kitwe, Zambia
by Alice Evans - 999-1013 ‘Solwezi Mabanga’: Ambivalent Developments on Zambia's New Mining Frontier
by Rohit Negi - 1015-1030 Discordance Through Consensus: Unintended Consequences of the Quest for Consensuality in Zambian Religious Life
by Thomas G. Kirsch - 1031-1045 The Changing Face of Zambia's Christianity and its Implications for the Public Sphere: A Case Study of Bauleni Township, Lusaka
by Austin Cheyeka & Marja Hinfelaar & Bernhard Udelhoven - 1047-1064 Cementing Uneven Development: The Central African Federation and the Kariba Dam Scheme
by Julia Tischler - 1065-1089 Narratives of Nationhood and HIV/AIDS: Reflections on Multidisciplinary Research on the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Zambia over the Last 30 Years
by Anthony Simpson & Virginia Bond - 1091-1108 Education and the Economy: Achievements and Shortfalls in Independent Zambia, 1964–2014
by Michelle Mwalimu - 1109-1123 Reimagining South African Literature
by Duncan Brown - 1125-1127 Models of Urban Migration
by Gina Porter - 1127-1128 Living on the Edge
by Lotte Hughes - 1128-1130 Dignity and Constitutional Transformation
by Catherine Albertyn
July 2014, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 651-654 Editorial
by Donal Lowry - 655-665 Critical Reflections on South Africa's 1913 Natives Land Act and its Legacies: Introduction
by Cherryl Walker - 667-688 The Historical Context and Legacy of the Natives Land Act of 1913
by William Beinart & Peter Delius - 689-705 ‘It Is As Bad To Be a Black Man's Animal As It Is To Be a Black Man’ – The Politics of Species in Sol Plaatje's Native Life in South Africa
by Sandra Swart - 707-725 Changing Patterns of Rural Land Use and Land Cover in South Africa and their Implications for Land Reform
by M. Timm Hoffman - 727-744 Quitrent Tenure and the Village System in the Former Ciskei Region of the Eastern Cape: Implications for Contemporary Land Reform of a Century of Social Change
by Luvuyo Wotshela - 745-760 A Tangled Past: Land Settlement, Removals and Restitution in Letaba District, 1900–2013
by Michelle Hay - 761-779 Denying Ownership and Equal Citizenship: Continuities in the State's Use of Law and ‘Custom’, 1913–2013
by Aninka Claassens - 781-800 Literacy at South African Mission Stations
by Johan Fourie & Robert Ross & Russel Viljoen - 801-818 An Imperial Past in Ruins: Joseph Denfield's Photographs of East London, 1960–1965
by Phindezwa Mnyaka - 819-838 From Colonial Administration to Development Funding: Characterisations of SACU as a Governance Mechanism
by Richard Gibb & Karen Treasure - 839-859 The Influence of the Social Context on South African Voters
by Collette Schulz-Herzenberg - 861-882 Youth Politics: Waiting and Envy in a South African Informal Settlement
by Hannah Dawson - 883-884 Xhosa History Preserved
by Mbongiseni Buthelezi - 884-886 Constructing the ‘new’ national culture?
by Gerald Groenewald - 886-888 Did Zimbabweans Take their Land Back?
by Tinashe Nyamunda - 889-891 Variants of Islam
by Peter Morey - 891-893 Decoloniality and Development
by James Graham
May 2014, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 433-442 Editorial
by Lyn Schumaker - 443-458 Operation Dongosolo and the Geographies of Urban Poverty in Malawi
by Liam Riley - 459-477 The Politics of Culture and the Transient Culture of Bojale: Bakgatla-Baga-Kgafela Women's Initiation in Botswana
by Keletso Gaone Setlhabi - 479-498 Articulating Regional and Ethnic Dissent? Bulawayo's Politicians and their Campaigns to Legalise Shebeens: 1980–2012
by Busani Mpofu - 499-519 The Politics of the Parallel Archive: Digital Imperialism and the Future of Record-Keeping in the Age of Digital Reproduction
by Keith Breckenridge - 521-538 Negotiating and Contesting Gendered and Sexual Identities in the Zimbabwean Diaspora
by Moreblessing Tandeka Tinarwo & Dominic Pasura - 539-557 Landscapes of Belonging: Female Ex-Combatants Remembering the Liberation Struggle in Urban Maputo
by Jonna Katto - 559-573 Including Women's Voices? Gender Mainstreaming in EU and SADC Development Strategies for Southern Africa
by Petra Debusscher & Merran Hulse - 575-591 At Home in the World? Re-Framing Zambia's Literature in English
by Ranka Primorac - 593-606 Anatomy of the Challenges Facing Zambian Writers and Publishers of Literary Works
by Cheela Himutwe K. Chilala - 607-613 Playing Catch-Up
by Ellen Banda-Aaku - 615-621 A Zambian Author's Contestation of Common Perspectives on Self-Publishing
by Sekelani S. Banda - 623-640 ‘Men Between’: The Role of Zambian Broadcasters in Decolonisation
by Robert Heinze - 641-643 Andrew van der Vlies (ed.), Print, Text and Book Cultures in South Africa (Johannesburg: Wits University Press, 2013) xi + 476 pp. £29.50 paperback, ISBN 978-1-86814-566-9
by David Johnson - 643-645 Isabel Hofmeyr, Gandhi's Printing Press: Experiments in Slow Reading (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2013), viii + 218 pp., £18.95 hardback, ISBN 978-0-674-07279-4
by Harish Trivedi - 645-646 Maria J. López, Acts of Visitation: The Narrative of J.M. Coetzee (Rodopi Cross/Cultures 140, Amsterdam, New York, 2011), 374 pp., $111.00 hardback, ISBN 978-90-420-3407-5
by Sue Kossew - 647-648 Robert I. Rotberg, Africa Emerges: Consummate Challenges, Abundant Opportunities (Cambridge, UK and Malden, Mass., Polity Press, 2013), viii + 269 pp., £17.99 paperback, ISBN 978-0-7456-6163-6
by Giacomo Macola - 649-650 Giordano Nanni, The Colonisation of Time: Ritual, Routine and Resistance in the British Empire (Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2012), 288 pp., £70 hardback, ISBN 978-0-7190-8271-9
by Emily J. Manktelow
March 2014, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 239-245 Editorial
by Joost Fontein - 247-265 Power-Sharing in Zanzibar: From Zero-Sum Politics to Democratic Consensus?
by Aley Soud Nassor & Jim Jose - 267-282 Bad Examples: Missionary Misbehaviour as an Indicator of the Impact of Social Distance and the Evolution of Social Order in the American Zulu Mission
by Sara C. Jorgensen - 283-294 Missionaries, African Patients, and Negotiating Missionary Medicine at Kalene Hospital, Zambia, 1906–1935
by Walima T. Kalusa - 295-307 Evangelists, Migrants and Progressive Farmers: Basotho as ‘Progressive Africans’ in Southern Rhodesia, 1890–1927
by Joseph Mujere - 309-323 The State, Citizens and Control: Film and African Audiences in South Africa, 1910–1948
by Gairoonisa Paleker - 325-341 Building a Nation: The Sowetan and the Creation of a Black Public
by Lesley Cowling - 343-360 Soft Masculinities, Isicathamiya and Radio
by Liz Gunner - 361-379 May Real Men Cry in Court? Masculinity, Equality and the South African Constitutional Court
by Marius Pieterse - 381-399 Ukuthwala in Rural South Africa: Abduction Marriage as a Site of Negotiation about Gender, Rights and Generational Authority Among the Xhosa
by Kate Rice - 401-418 Kinship in Practice: Spatial Distribution of Children's Kin Networks
by Sangeetha Madhavan & Paul Mee & Mark Collinson - 419-424 Clandestine Histories: The ANC in Exile
by Tom Lodge - 425-426 Erin McCandless, Polarization and Transformation in Zimbabwe: Social Movements, Strategy Dilemmas and Change (Plymouth, UK, Lexington Books 2011), xv+254 pp., £44.95 hardback ISBN: 978-0739125953
by David Mandiyanike - 426-428 Harri Englund, Human Rights and African Airwaves: Mediating Equality on the Chichewa Radio (Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press 2011), x+294 pp., US$28 paperback, US$70 hardback, ISBN 978-0-253-22346-0
by Wendy Willems - 428-430 Richard Elphick, The Equality of Believers: Protestant Missionaries and the Racial Politics of South Africa (Charlottesville and London, University of Virginia Press, 2012), viii+437 pp., £35, hardback ISBN 978-0-8139-3273-6
by Kevin Ward - 430-432 Patrick Harries and David Maxwell (eds), The Spiritual in the Secular: Missionaries and Knowledge about Africa Grand Rapids, MI/Cambridge, UK, Eerdmans, 2012), xvi+431 pp., £29.99 paperback, ISBN 978-0-8028-6634-9
by James R. Cochrane
January 2014, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-6 Editorial
by Morris Szeftel - 7-19 Inside Out – The New Literary Geographies of the Post-Apartheid City in Mpe's and Vladislavić's Johannesburg Writing
by Russell West-Pavlov - 21-40 Resettlement and the Making of the Ciskei Bantustan, South Africa, c.1960–1976
by Laura Evans - 41-57 Stability and Transformation in a South African Landscape: Rural Livelihoods, Governmental Interventions and Agro-Economic Change in Thaba Nchu
by Christiane Naumann - 59-74 AIDS Activism in the Age of ARV Treatment in South Africa: Christianity, Resource Mobilisation and the Meanings of Engagement
by Marian Burchardt - 75-90 Embracing Racial Reasoning: The DASO Poster Controversy and ‘Race’ Politics in Contemporary South Africa
by Louise Vincent & Simon Howell - 91-110 Slow Activism in Fast Times: Reflections on the Politics of Media Spectacles after Apartheid
by Steven Robins - 111-127 It's My Party: Opposition Politics, Party Motivation and Electoral Strategy in Namibia
by Ian Cooper - 129-150 Married to the ANC: Tanzanian Women's Entanglement in South Africa's Liberation Struggle
by Arianna Lissoni & Maria Suriano - 151-165 South African Migrant Teachers' Decision-Making: Levels of Influence and ‘Relative Deprivation’
by Sadhana Manik - 167-183 Old Oranges in New Boxes? Strategic Partnerships between Emerging Farmers and Agribusinesses in South Africa
by Verena Bitzer & Jos Bijman - 185-202 South Africa's Energy Policy: Constrained by Nature and Path Dependency
by Sören Scholvin - 203-216 The Janus Faces of a Middle Power: South Africa's Emergence in International Development
by Helen Yanacopulos - 217-227 Plundering the Past: History and Nation in Mugabe's Zimbabwe
by Kate Law - 229-230 Ruth Finnegan, Oral Literature in Africa (Cambridge, Open Book Publishers, 2012), 614 pp., £15.95 paperback, ISBN: 978-1-906924-70-6
by Felicity Wood - 230-232 John McCracken, A History of Malawi 1859–1966 (Woodbridge, UK: James Currey, 2012), xviii + 485 pp., £60/US$99 hardback, ISBN 978-1-84701-050-6
by Jack Hogan - 232-234 Heather Hughes, First President: A Life of John L. Dube, Founding President of the ANC (Auckland Park, South Africa, Jacana, 2011), 312 pp., ZAR180/US$35.95 paperback, ISBN 978-1-77009-813-8
by Tom Lodge - 234-237 Michael R. Mahoney, The Other Zulus: The Spread of Zulu Ethnicity in Colonial South Africa (Durham NC and London, Duke University Press, 2012), xiv + 292 pp., £16.99 paperback, ISBN 978-0-8223-5309-6
by John Lonsdale
December 2013, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial Board
by The Editors - 749-763 Introduction: Politics, Patronage and Violence in Zimbabwe
by Jocelyn Alexander & JoAnn McGregor - 765-782 ‘Rebels’ and ‘Good Boys’: Patronage, Intimidation and Resistance in Zimbabwe's Attorney General's Office after 2000
by Susanne Verheul - 783-805 Surveillance and the City: Patronage, Power-Sharing and the Politics of Urban Control in Zimbabwe
by JoAnn McGregor - 807-828 Militarisation and State Institutions: ‘Professionals’ and ‘Soldiers’ inside the Zimbabwe Prison Service
by Jocelyn Alexander - 829-843 Ideology, Civilian Authority and the Zimbabwean Military
by Blessing-Miles Tendi - 845-862 Electoral Politics and a Farm Workers' Struggle in Zimbabwe (1999–2000)
by Blair Rutherford - 863-883 The ‘Hardcore’ Student Activist: The Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU), State Violence, and Frustrated Masculinity, 2000–2008
by Dan Hodgkinson - 885-901 Ndira's Wake: Politics, Memory and Mobility among the Youth of Mabvuku-Tafara, Harare
by Sam Wilkins - 903-920 Testing Ties: Opposition and Power-Sharing Negotiations in Zimbabwe
by Thys Hoekman - 921-936 The Political Economy of Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in Central Zimbabwe
by Showers Mawowa - 937-953 The Role of Politics and State Practices in Shaping Rural Differentiation: A Study of Resettled Small-Scale Farmers in South-Eastern Zimbabwe
by Phillan Zamchiya - 955-962 The MDC-T's (Un)Seeing Eye in Zimbabwe's 2013 Harmonised Elections: A Technical Knockout
by Phillan Zamchiya - 963-970 Robert Mugabe's 2013 Presidential Election Campaign
by Blessing-Miles Tendi - 971-988 The 2013 Elections in Zimbabwe: The End of an Era
by Brian Raftopoulos - 989-995 ‘The Heterogeneous State and Legal Pluralism in Mozambique’
by Helene Maria Kyed - 997-999 Melancholia of Freedom: Social Life in an Indian Township in South Africa
by Sarah-Jane Cooper-Knock - 999-1000 Democratic Deficit in the Parliament of Botswana
by Christian John Makgala - 1000-1002 The State and the Social: State Formation in Botswana and Its Precolonial and Colonial Genealogies
by Neil Parsons - 1002-1003 Prickly Pear: The Social History of a Plant in the Eastern Cape
by Brett M. Bennett - 1004-1005 Thomas Pringle: South African Pioneer, Poet & Abolitionist
by C.J. Driver
2013, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 491-496 Editorial
by Lyn Schumaker - 497-509 Working through a Paradox about Sexual Culture in South Africa: Tough Sex in the Twenty-First Century
by Jonny Steinberg - 511-526 ‘Respectable Women’ versus ‘Small Houses’: Feminist Negotiations of Sexual Morality, Marriage and the Challenge of HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe
by Lene Christiansen - 527-542 The Medical History of Abortion in South Africa, c
by Rebecca Hodes - 543-556 Medicine, Politics and Disease on South Africa's Gold Mines
by Jock McCulloch - 557-576 Cross-Border Lives, Warfare and Rape in Independence-Era Botswana
by Maitseo Bolaane - 577-596 The Dilemma of Anti-Xenophobia Discourse in the Aftermath of Violence in De Doorns
by Philippa Kerr & Kevin Durrheim - 597-614 The King, the Missionary and the Missionary's Daughter
by Peter Delius & Kirsten Rüther - 615-621 Introduction – South Africa on Film
by Hilary Sapire - 623-640 ‘Cinematographic Calamity’ or ‘Soul-Stirring Appeal to Every Briton’: in England and South Africa, 1915–1931
by Brian Willan - 641-659 Nation-Building Movies Made in South Africa (1916–18): I.W. Schlesinger, Harold Shaw, and the Lingering Ambiguities of South African Union
by Neil Parsons - 661-680 : The Life and Times of the South African Newsreel from 1910 to 1948
by Emma Sandon - 681-699 Cinematic Cities: A ‘Film and History’ Overview for South Africa's Major Metropolises from the 1890s to the 1950s
by Vivian Bickford-Smith - 701-719 ‘Assignment Africa’: Donald Swanson's Colonial Imaginary and (1949)
by Jacqueline Maingard - 721-726 All Tickets Please, or How Cinema Histories of South Africa Can Stop Re-Enacting the Racialised Past
by Carli Coetzee - 727-738 Fears and Desires in South African Crime Fiction
by Sam Naidu - 739-740 Improvising Medicine: An African Oncology Ward in an Emerging Cancer Epidemic
by Karen Barnes - 740-742 Apartheid Turning Points: Ending Apartheid
by Joanne Davies - 742-745 The Ethics of Dissident Desire in Southern African Writing; Moving Spirit: The Legacy of Dambudzo Marechera in the 21st Century
by Brendon Nicholls - 745-747 State of Peril: Race and Rape in South African Literature
by M.J. Daymond - 748-748 The History of Dispossession at Orania and the Politics of Land Restitution in South Africa
by Edward Cavanagh
2013, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 241-249 Editorial
by Joost Fontein - 251-270 Colonial Conquest and the Tambookie Frontier: The Story of Maphasa, .1830–1853
by Anne Mager - 271-291 The Returns of the King: The Case of Mphephu and Western Venda, 1899–1904
by Lindsay Braun - 293-311 The Dawning of Angola's Citizenship Revolution: A Quest for Inclusionary Politics
by Paulo Faria - 313-335 Politics of Memory, Decentralisation and Recentralisation in Mozambique
by Victor Igreja - 337-352 An Independent Caprivi: A Madness of the Few, a Partial Collective Yearning or a Realistic Possibility? Citizen Perspectives on Caprivian Secession
by Ester Massó Guijarro - 353-369 Land and Colonialism in Mozambique–Policies and Practice in Inhambane, .1900–.1940
by Bárbara Direito - 371-389 ‘The Time of the United Nations in South West Africa is Near’: Local Drama and Global Politics in Apartheid-Era Hereroland
by Molly McCullers - 391-407 The History of Dispossession at Orania and the Politics of Land Restitution in South Africa
by Edward Cavanagh - 409-423 Mining and ‘Traditional Communities’ in South Africa's ‘Platinum Belt’: Contestations over Land, Leadership and Assets in North-West Province .1996–2012
by Andrew Manson - 425-446 Solomon Plaatje's Decade of Creative Mobility, 1912–1922: The Politics of Travel and Writing in and beyond South Africa
by Janet Remmington