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May 2025, Volume 51, Issue 3
- 305-307 Editorial
by Dennis Walder - 309-329 Locating Jazz in Madagascar: A Brief Musical Social History
by Martin Büdel - 331-347 The Causes and Impact of Famo Music Gang Violence in Lesotho
by Tlohang Letsie & Khabele Matlosa - 349-368 Campus Radio in the Capital City: A Brief History of Radio Tuks (c.1976 to 1996)
by Jimmy Pieterse - 369-384 Namibian Wedding Stories: Narrating Kinship and Social Class in Urban Namibia
by Julia Pauli - 385-405 Academic Journals and Activism: Agenda and Transformation in Durban in the 1980s and 1990s
by Robert Morrell - 407-425 ‘Entirely free and at liberty to engage their services as they may think fit’? Recaptured African Adjudication and Freedom at the Cape Colony, 1806–1834
by Benjamin Crous - 427-448 From Comrades to Capitalists: How South Africa’s Economic Future was (Re)Imagined
by Elizabeth Soer - 449-451 Editorial practice and the presentation of Nambian genocide history
by Wolfram Hartmann - 451-452 The human impact on big game in Botswana
by Martial Fanga Agbor
March 2025, Volume 51, Issue 2
- 145-147 Editorial
by Alex Beresford - 149-174 ‘A small measure of fairness’: Black South Africans and the Courts, 1919–1938
by Michael Eastman & Harvey M. Feinberg - 175-198 Reading Between the Lines: Miriam Makeba’s Shifting Liberation Politics in Drum Magazine, 1957–1964
by Martin L. Boston - 199-213 The Ethnic Distribution of the Enslaved Population of Southern Mozambique following the Mfecane: An Analysis of the Registers of Slaves and Libertos of Lourenço Marques (Delagoa Bay), 1856–1874
by Daniel B. Domingues da Silva - 215-234 Stakeholder Power and Local Community Participation in Public-Sector Megaprojects: The Case of Medupi Power Station in Lephalale, South Africa
by Sikhumbuzo Dube - 235-255 Numerical Labour Market Flexibility in the Gauteng City-Region: Measuring the Extent of Non-Standard Forms of Employment, 1993–2021
by Owen Crankshaw - 257-273 Empathy, Sympathy and Witnessing Suffering in Damon Galgut’s Small Circle of Beings and The Guardian
by Marek Pawlicki - 275-304 The Cultural Significance of Cattle in Owambo, Namibia: Cattle People, People-Cattle
by Helen C. John & Petrus A. Mbenzi
January 2025, Volume 51, Issue 1
- 1-5 Editorial
by Mattia Fumanti - 7-24 ‘Back to the fields’: The Implementation and Impact of Government Efforts to Revive Field Cultivation in Ndabakazi in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
by Siphe Zantsi & Mzingaye Brilliant Xaba - 25-44 Finding Out Faster: Pre-Survey Scoping for a Study of Deprivation in Majakaneng, North West Province, South Africa
by Christopher Cramer & John Sender - 45-58 Load Shedding Experience, Gender and Morality in Zambia, 2015–2024
by James Musonda - 59-73 ‘We came at the wrong time’: How Foreign Immigrants Experience the Precarious Insideness of ‘Safety’ in a Johannesburg Township
by Siyathokoza Mtolo & Mbalenhle Mtolo - 75-92 Aid and Extraversion: Medical Governance in SWAPO Exile Camps, 1974–1989
by Liam James Kingsley - 93-111 Beyond the Borders of Lesotho: The Basutoland Congress Party’s Transnational Connections and its Political and Ideological Pragmatism, 1952–1970
by Matteo Grilli - 113-136 Fallen Heroes and First Peoples: Memory Composition Among Two Ex-Military Communities in South Africa
by Richard Levi Raber - 137-139 Understanding post-apartheid indebtedness: an ethnography of money and social aspiration in South Africa
by Isaac Owusu Nsiah - 139-141 Policing ideological purity: the history, practice and consequences of Frelimo’s civil war gulags in Mozambique
by Justin Pearce - 141-143 Coherent predation or elite fragmentation? South Africa’s captured party state
by Mesrob Vartavarian
November 2024, Volume 50, Issue 6
- 849-851 Editorial
by Anne Heffernan & Rebekah Lee - 853-857 William Beinart: A Personal Appreciation
by Colin Bundy - 859-876 A Crooked Path to Apartheid Education: Segregating the University of Natal, 1936–1959
by Anne Heffernan - 877-900 Free Education? Promises and Policy in South African Higher Education Funding since 1994
by Genevieve Klein - 901-916 Sisonke: A Critical Appraisal of South Africa’s Covid-19 Vaccine Trial
by Rebecca Hodes - 917-933 Crash Narratives and Accidental Archives: Rethinking Road Safety in South Africa
by Rebekah Lee - 935-953 Apartheid’s Moral Scaffolds: Personhood and the Making of Difference from Below along the Southern African Frontier
by Khumisho Moguerane - 955-974 Ciskei’s Demise and the Tricky First Decade of Reintegration into the Eastern Cape Province
by Luvuyo Wotshela - 975-995 Anatomy of a Municipal Meltdown: Revenues, Redistribution, Infrastructure and Post-Apartheid’s Fragile Social Contract
by Timothy Gibbs & Nalini Naidoo - 997-1015 The Hostel Peace Initiative: Rethinking Violence and Peace at the End of Apartheid
by Franziska Rueedi - 1017-1035 Crocodile Hunting in the Okavango Swamps: White Hunters and Indigenous Ecological Knowledge in Late Colonial Botswana
by Maitseo Bolaane - 1037-1057 Species Extinction, Infrastructure Development and Epidemics: The Changing Ecology of African Horsesickness in the Cape Colony, c.1653–1900
by Chris Andreas
September 2024, Volume 50, Issue 5
- 707-723 Beyond Failure: Exploring the Heart of the Malawian State
by Sam Farrell & Tanja D. Hendriks - 725-743 State Power, Dilemmas and African Agency: Peasant Food Production and the Making of the Colonial State in Malawi, 1883–1961
by Bryson G. Nkhoma - 745-761 Bureaucracy as Resistance: Everyday Acts of Power in the Malawi Ministry of Health
by Sara E. Fischer - 763-779 Duty, Diligence and Disasters: Detailing Everyday Practices of Malawian Civil Servants in the Climate Crisis
by Tanja D. Hendriks - 781-800 Beyond Chameleons? On Malawian Politicians, Anti-Politicians and the Motivations and Meanings of Political Life
by Calum Fisher - 801-820 Malawian Democracy Beyond Patrons and Clients: Distribution in Parliamentary Elections and the Moral Grounds of Democratic Relationships
by Sam Farrell - 821-841 Contesting the State in Malawi: Covid-19 and the Quest for Inclusive Democracy
by Gift Wasambo Kayira - 843-847 The State in Malawi as Idea and Practice
by Gerhard Anders & Happy Kayuni
July 2024, Volume 50, Issue 4
- 521-534 Introduction: Are Parliamentary Elites in Africa also Power Elites? Researching the Origins and Consequences of Varying Elite Configurations
by Edalina Rodrigues Sanches & Anja Osei & Batlang Seabo & M. Anne Pitcher - 535-553 Elite Party Formation amid Fragmentation: The Case of Joyce Banda’s People’s Party in Malawi
by João Conduto & Boniface Dulani & Calum Fisher - 555-574 UNITA’s Post-War Parliamentary Elite: From a Wartime Defeat to a Nationwide Party in Angola
by Ana Lúcia Sá & Olivio Kilumbo - 575-592 Unpacking Power: How the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) under Nelson Chamisa Selected its Parliamentarians
by Lawrence Mhandara - 593-617 Investigating the Small World in Madagascar: The Political Elites at the Core
by Mireille Razafindrakoto & François Roubaud & Jean-Michel Wachsberger - 619-641 African Legislators: Unrepresentative Power Elites?
by Robert Mattes & Matthias Krönke & Shaheen Mozaffar - 643-663 A Coalition for Change? Role Orientations in the 12th Parliament of Botswana
by Anja Osei & Batlang Seabo - 665-684 Explaining Party Switching in an Institutionalised Party System: The Case of South Africa
by Edalina Rodrigues Sanches & Yani Kartalis & Hangala Siachiwena - 685-706 Floor Crossing and the Motivations of Members of Parliament in Zambia, 1991–2016
by Sishuwa Sishuwa
May 2024, Volume 50, Issue 3
- 355-358 Editorial
by Justin Pearce - 359-361 Editorial
by Zoë Groves - 363-391 Thinking Circulations in Southern Africa and Beyond through Artistic Practice
by Ana Balona de Oliveira - 393-412 A Visible Problem
by Simon Gush - 413-429 Circulations: Mobility, Fluidity, Impediments and Implications
by Ângela Ferreira - 431-446 Towards New Proximities: A Conversation on Photographic Encounters Between Southern Africa and Mexico
by Jo Ractliffe & Daniela Montelongo - 447-468 South Africa at the Tate: Searching for a National School and a National Identity
by Annchen Bronkowski - 469-483 ‘Looking back, I know that I was not a man that day’: Nelson Mandela and the Ambiguities of Tradition in South Africa
by Zolani Ngwane - 485-498 Regime Security Threats and African Agency: The Case of Zimbabwe
by Xinsong Wang - 499-520 Turning South African History Upside Down: Ivory and Gold Production, the Indian Ocean Trading System and the Shaping of Southern African Society, 600–1900 AD
by Peter Delius & Linell Chewins & Tim Forssman
March 2024, Volume 50, Issue 2
- 189-194 Editorial
by Colin Bundy - 195-206 Using Written Consent Forms When Conducting Non-Elite Qualitative Research: Reflections from Zambia
by Robert Macdonald - 207-224 The Land and its People: The South African ‘Land Question’ and the Post-Apartheid Political Order
by Andries du Toit - 225-243 ‘It took courage to die in Angola’: Umkhonto we Sizwe’s War versus UNITA, 1975–89
by Daniel L. Douek - 245-262 An Obvious Plant: Craig Williamson’s Role in Sabotaging the Anti-Apartheid Struggle
by Billy Keniston - 263-284 The Game Factor: Tanganyikan Rinderpest Campaigns, Fence Ecology and the Wildlife Threat to Southern Africa, 1938–1956
by Thaddeus Sunseri - 285-307 One Livelihood Risk Factor Too Many? How Unintended Impacts of Conservation Contribute to Food Insecurity in Kavango Zambezi, Southern Africa
by Manuel Bollmann - 309-329 Opting Out: Botswana’s Limited Negotiating Power on Chinese Finance
by Sara Van Hoeymissen - 331-346 ‘A Necessary Evil?’: (Southern) Rhodesia’s Diplomatic and Economic Relations with Zambia, 1963 to 1973
by Teverayi Muguti & Sandra Swart - 347-349 Divisive pan-Africanism in Southern Rhodesia
by Roger Southall - 350-351 Recovering the voices of African prisoners of war
by Paul Landau - 351-352 Western notation of mbira music and the challenge of cultural authenticity
by Wonder Maguraushe - 353-353 Correction
by The Editors
January 2024, Volume 50, Issue 1
- 1-7 Land, Labour and Liberation: The Political Ecology of Southern Africa’s Unresolved Tensions
by Alex Beresford - 9-28 ‘Black Gold’ and Verticality: Geology, Labour and Mining Operations in the Territorial Construction of the Witbank Labour District
by Irvin Sifiso Jiyane - 29-48 Profitability, Respectability and Challenge: (Re)Gaining Control and Restructuring the Labour Process while Maintaining Racial Order at South African Gold Mines, 1913–1922
by T. Dunbar Moodie - 49-68 A Climate History of Early Dutch Settlement at Cape Town, 1652–62
by Philip Gooding & Nadia Fekih - 69-90 ‘Farming God’s Way’: Evangelical Cosmologies of Land and ‘Crisis’ in Post-Apartheid South Africa
by Hans Olsson - 91-109 Human–Wildlife Conflict, Drought and Chieftainship Illegitimacy in the Zambezi Valley, Northwestern Zimbabwe
by Joshua Matanzima - 111-131 A Fractured State: Local Powers and Mining Politics in Rural North-Western Zambia
by Robby Kapesa - 133-151 International Solidarity at the Grassroots: A Case Study of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement
by Matthew Graham & Christopher Fevre - 153-177 A Sonic Biography of an Afterlife: The Expelled Liberation Leader Uria Simango in Mozambican Rap
by Janne Rantala - 179-181 Geography and nation building
by Wolfram Hartmann - 181-183 African relations with Eastern Europe, 1950s–90s
by Colin Darch - 183-185 The environment, capital and the politics of race in South Africa
by Tholithemba Lorenzo Ndaba - 185-187 Letting subalterns speak: localising the Sharpeville massacre
by Mesrob Vartavarian
November 2023, Volume 49, Issue 5-6
- 727-732 Editorial
by Colin Bundy - 733-742 Introduction: Histories of Protest in East London and the Eastern Cape, South Africa
by Mignonne Breier - 743-764 Populism and the Africanists in East London in the 1940s and Early 1950s
by Leslie Bank - 765-780 Forgotten Bodies or Silenced Voices? Recasting Women’s Voices at the Bantu Square Massacre of East London, 1952
by Hlengiwe Ndlovu - 781-804 Proving a Secret Massacre: The Case of South Africa’s Bloody Sunday, East London, 9 November 1952
by Mignonne Breier - 805-822 Sewing the Revival Tents: Black Women’s Christian Organisations and the Public Duties of Home-Making in Early-Apartheid East London, 1950–1963
by Katie Carline - 823-840 The Eastern Cape and East London: African Protest and the Historical Context of Bloody Sunday 1952
by William Beinart & Colin Bundy - 841-860 A Leap in the Dark: The Disappearance of Flag Boshielo, Castro Dolo, Victor Ndaba and Bob Zulu in August 1970
by Lieneke de Visser - 861-887 Mozambique’s Neglected Nationalists in Exile: Retracing Coremo’s Relations with the Congolese Government and the FNLA
by Lazlo Passemiers - 889-906 Property Rights and Labour Relations: Explaining the Relative Success of Native Purchase Area Farmers in Southern Rhodesia, 1930–1965
by Erik Green & Mark Nyandoro - 907-925 Fairtrade Wine in South Africa: Does Fairtrade Labelling Guarantee Social Upgrading for Farmworkers?
by Joshua Bell & Sally Matthews - 927-946 ‘Doff white shirts, don overalls’: Urbanophobia, Rural Enterprise and the Ideal of Masculine Citizenship in Post-Colonial Botswana
by Phuthego Phuthego Molosiwa - 947-964 In a Class of Its Own? The Origins and Early History of Tennis in the 19th-Century Cape Colony
by Francois Johannes Cleophas - 965-985 Settling ‘Dagga’? Shifting Frontiers of Cannabis Knowledge and Governance in South Africa
by Thembisa Waetjen & Perside Ndandu - 987-1002 Shaping Botswana’s Economy: Chinese Counterfeits as Catalysts of Globalisation and Local Development
by Yanyin Zi - 1003-1021 Promoting Women’s Political Participation in Tanzania: Assessing Voluntary Gender Quotas in CCM’s and CHADEMA’s Constitutions
by Victoria Melkisedeck Lihiru - 1023-1039 ‘We get sucked into everybody’s mess’: Protests and Public Order Policing in South Africa
by Gary Kynoch - 1041-1065 The Sources of Rwandan Military Effectiveness: State Building, Security Assistance and the Cabo Delgado Campaign
by Ralph Shield - 1067-1068 Obituary
by Gerald Chikozho Mazarire - 1069-1071 Apartheid’s hidden histories
by Jeff Peires - 1071-1072 Politics and science in South Africa
by Jacob Dlamini - 1073-1075 Memories of an ambiguous federation legacy
by Euan Nisbet - 1075-1077 The politics of faith
by Jean Comaroff
July 2023, Volume 49, Issue 4
- 525-527 Editorial
by Dennis Walder - 529-551 ‘Strange things happen when the lights are low’: The South African Night in Drum, 1951–1960
by Zachary Fleishman - 553-567 African Reactions to the First World War: The Case of the Mtenga-Tenga of Northern Rhodesia (Zambia)
by Mutale T. Mazimba - 569-588 Centring Simon Kooper: Frontier Politics, Desert Environments and African Resistance
by Martin Kalb - 589-610 How Access and Benefit Sharing Entrenches Inequity: The Case of Rooibos
by Rachel Wynberg & Sarah Ives & June Bam - 611-635 Diamonds in the Rough: The ICU’s Activism on the Lichtenburg Diamond Diggings, 1927–1931
by Laurence Stewart - 637-659 Racing to Win: Competition and Co-operation between the National Olympic Committee and Public Authorities in the Development of the Botswana Sport System
by Borja García & Henk Erik Meier & Louis Moustakas - 661-676 ‘Rooted Back Home’: Exploring Linkages between Small-Scale Land Reform Beneficiaries and their Communal Areas of Origin in Zimbabwe
by Malvern Kudakwashe Marewo - 677-695 Decentralising Fraud: New Models of Electoral Manipulation during the 2019 General Elections in Mozambique
by Domingos Manuel do Rosário & Egídio Guambe - 697-716 The Reception of Covid-19 Denialist Propaganda in Tanzania
by Robert Macdonald & Thomas Molony & Victoria Lihiru - 717-718 Was the colonial state developmental and what are its legacies?
by Bryson Gwiyani Nkhoma - 718-720 Difference in whiteness: interrogating the idea of homogenous white communities in southern Africa
by Jeremy Seekings - 720-725 The making of South African revolutionaries
by Alex Lichtenstein
May 2023, Volume 49, Issue 3
- 339-357 The Return of Resource Nationalism to Southern Africa – Introduction
by Alexander Caramento & Richard G. Saunders & Miles Larmer - 359-375 Between Rhetoric and Reality: Recurrent Resource Nationalism and the Practice of Resource Governance in Tanzania
by Japhace Poncian - 377-395 Piping Away Development: The Material Evolution of Resource Nationalism in Mtwara, Tanzania
by Aidan Barlow - 397-414 Resource Nationalism and Political Change: Mine Nationalisation and the 2021 Zambian Election
by James Musonda & Miles Larmer - 415-438 Asymmetries of Power and Capacity: The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) as an Instrument of Resource Nationalism, 1994–2021
by Alexander Caramento & Marja Hinfelaar & Caesar Cheelo - 439-454 Resource Nationalism in Zambia 1964–2020 and the Liquidation of Konkola Copper Mines
by Sangwani Patrick Ng’ambi - 455-475 Resource Nationalism and Indigenous Capital Accumulation: Interrogating the Motivations Behind the Zambia Industrial and Mining Corporation (ZIMCO) Bond Redemptions, 1969–1975
by Alexander Caramento - 477-499 Resource Nationalism in Zimbabwe: Alternative Visions and Policy Realities
by Richard G. Saunders & Lyman Mlambo & Jesse Salah Ovadia - 501-524 Policy as Performance: Indigenisation and Resource Nationalism in Zimbabwe in the 2000s
by Richard G. Saunders
March 2023, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 181-183 Editorial
by Mattia Fumanti - 185-204 Faku’s Tusks: Colonialism, Resistance and Accommodation in Early 20th–Century South Africa
by Denver A. Webb - 205-224 ‘If you belong to my generation and you never read James Hadley Chase, then you are not educated’: Everyday Reading of High School Students in Soweto, 1968–1976
by Kasonde T. Mukonde - 225-246 The Enduring Legacy of British-Promulgated Institutions on Civil Liberties and Governance in Post-Independence Malawi: An Analysis Grounded in Historical Institutionalism
by Murendehle M. Juwayeyi & Lee A. Leonard & Happy E. Mwaungulu - 247-263 African Agency in Democracy Promotion: The African Union and Election Observation in Malawi
by Anna Kapambwe Mwaba - 265-284 David Livingstone and Heritage Diplomacy in Malawi–Scotland Relations
by Mwayi Lusaka - 285-299 Writing David Livingstone Back into South African History
by Norman Etherington - 301-322 ‘He’s black; I’ll speak to him in Chilapalapa’: Prickly Proximity and the Slow Death of a Colonial Pidgin in Zambia
by Joshua Doble - 323-328 Points of Entry into Zimbabwean Post-Independence Politics: Mugabe, the Military or the Social Subalterns
by Simukai Tinhu - 329-336 Commanding disorder: rebellion and repression in apartheid South Africa
by Mesrob Vartavarian - 336-338 Crime and democracy: The challenge of people’s policing in post-apartheid South Africa
by Kealeboga J. Maphunye
January 2023, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 1-3 Editorial
by Justin Pearce - 5-24 Elite Capture in South Africa’s Land Redistribution: The Convergence of Policy Bias, Corrupt Practices and Class Dynamics
by Farai Mtero & Nkanyiso Gumede & Katlego Ramantsima - 25-47 Building Angola: A Political Economy of Infrastructure Contractors in Post-War Angola
by Fernandes Wanda & Carlos Oya & Borja Monreal - 49-66 ZANU(PF)’s Survival Strategies and the Co-option of Civil Society, 2000–2018
by Enock Ndawana & Mediel Hove - 67-84 Hastings Kamuzu Banda of Malawi: Post-Presidency Experiences, 1994–1997
by Paul Chiudza Banda - 85-103 ‘Put South Africans First’: Making Sense of an Emerging South African Xenophobic (Online) Community
by Bastien Dratwa - 105-119 Navigating Insecurities in Foreign Territory: The Experiences of Zimbabwean Irregular Immigrants at a South African Informal Settlement
by Owen Nyamwanza - 121-136 Borderlessness and the 20th-Century Rise of the Ndau People’s Subaltern Economy in the Zimbabwe–Mozambique Borderland
by James Hlongwana & Elize S. van Eeden - 137-153 Politics from the Pits: Artisanal Gold Mining, Politics and the Limits of Hegemonic State Domination in Zimbabwe
by Melusi Nkomo & Lotti Nkomo - 155-168 ‘Satanbic Stop Stealing Our Money’: Zambia Mine Workers’ Struggles against Finance
by James Musonda - 169-170 Donal Lowry, 1959–2022
by Saul Dubow - 171-174 ‘Kale twale ikala bwino’ – life was better in the old days
by Friday E. Mulenga - 175-176 Revealing deep waters: continuing the literary history of Namibia
by Alastair Niven - 177-178 Post-apartheid whiteness and unlearning racism
by Mandisi Majavu - 179-180 The personal–local as national history
by Kealeboga J. Maphunye
November 2022, Volume 48, Issue 6
- 949-954 Editorial
by Mattia Fumanti - 955-973 ‘Certainly not! … It is a disease of the Makgalagadi’: The Ethnicisation of Endemic Syphilis in the Bakwena Reserve, Bechuanaland Protectorate
by Phuthego Phuthego Molosiwa & Maitseo M.M. Bolaane & Boingotlo A. Moses - 975-991 African Resistance to the 1887 Parliamentary Voters’ Registration Act
by Beaurel Visser - 993-1011 ‘van die oorspronklike lippe’ (‘from the original lips’): The 19th-Century Cape Colony, Holographic Archaeology and the Historicity of Gideon von Wielligh’s /xam–Afrikaans Collection
by Luan Staphorst - 1013-1035 Golden Wildebeest Days: Fragmentation and Value in South Africa’s Wildlife Economy After Apartheid
by David Bunn & Bram Büscher & Melissa R. McHale & Mary L. Cadenasso & Daniel L. Childers & Steward T.A. Pickett & Louie Rivers & Louise Swemmer - 1037-1056 Social Differentiation and ‘Accumulation from Above’ in Zimbabwe’s Politicised Agrarian Landscape
by Phillan Zamchiya - 1057-1076 Cooking, the Crisis and Cuisines: Household Economies and Food Politics in Harare’s High-Density Suburbs, 1997–2020
by Innocent Dande - 1077-1097 Religion and Political Parties in South Africa: A Framework and Systematic Review
by David Jeffery-Schwikkard - 1099-1117 The CONCP in Southern Africa and the OAU’s Liberation Committee: Settling Internal Disputes for the Independence of Angola and Mozambique
by Corrado Tornimbeni - 1119-1128 Constitutions without Constitutionalism, Government without Governance: Critique and Hope for Malawi
by Danwood M. Chirwa - 1129-1132 God, missionaries and race in colonial Malawi
by Dorothy Tembo - 1132-1133 Getting under the skin of Luanda
by Paul Jenkins - 1134-1135 Of borders and crossings: the lives of a healer in northern Mozambique
by Paolo Israel - 1135-1137 Migration and the politics of the everyday: the Malawian experience in Southern Rhodesia and Zimbabwe
by Brooks Marmon
September 2022, Volume 48, Issue 5
- 759-764 Editorial
by Colin Bundy - 765-785 High Modernist Hubris and its Subversion in South Africa’s Covid–19 Vaccination Roll-Out
by Nicoli Nattrass & Jeremy Seekings - 787-804 Outsourcing Governance: Local Government and the Future of Democracy in South Africa
by David Everatt & Marius Pieterse - 805-823 Genocide and the Politics of Memory in the Decolonisation of Namibia
by Fabian Krautwald - 825-842 ‘The real history of the country’? Expropriation without Compensation and Competing Master Narratives about Land (Dis)Possession in South Africa
by Danelle van Zyl-Hermann & Rafael Verbuyst - 843-859 The Implicated Subject in Four South African Autobiographical Texts
by Lena Englund - 861-882 China and the Troubled Prospects for Africa’s Economic Take-Off: Linkage Formation and Spillover Effects in Zambia
by Hangwei Li & Dominik Kopiński & Ian Taylor - 883-900 Whose Building? Tracing the Politics of the Chinese Government-Funded Parliament Building in Lesotho
by Innocent Batsani-Ncube - 901-919 Timing as Tactic: The Wildcat Strikes during the Transition from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe, March 1980
by Rudo Mudiwa - 921-937 The Drive-In and the Desegregation of Cinemas in Apartheid Cape Town
by Fernanda Pinto de Almeida - 939-940 Understanding other colonial spaces and the possibility of a post-war and post-colonial world: a black South African traveller in East Africa and India
by Dilip M. Menon - 940-943 From Egypt to South Africa: the rise and fall of assistance from Moscow in Africa’s decolonisation
by Daria Zelenova - 943-944 Black soldiers of the apartheid state: pawns, agents, neither or both?
by Mesrob Vartavarian - 945-947 The political and cultural life of the dead in Zimbabwe
by Lesley Hatipone Machiridza
October 2022, Volume 48, Issue 4
- 625-637 Editorial
by Peter Kneitz - 639-652 ‘On Standby’: Malagasy Social Relatedness between ‘On’ and ‘Off’
by Markus Verne - 653-665 Networks of Solidarity among Former Marxist Activists in the bas quartiers of Antananarivo
by Marco Gardini - 667-684 Facing Familiar Strangers and Potential Friends: Rumours of Betrayal, Ambiguous Friendships and the Dangers of Poison in Urban Madagascar
by Patrick Desplat - 685-707 Play and Possession: Sex, Marriage and Household at Fort Dauphin (Madagascar), c.1660s
by Pier M. Larson - 709-726 Young Merina Elites Facing the Uncertainties of the 1880s: Island Solidarity as an Answer?
by Gabriel A. Rantoandro*