• How effective is local beneficiation policy in enhancing rural income and employment?: the case of Tzaneen, South Africa 

  Habiyaremye, A.; Mupela, E. (2019-06-24)

  Confronted with a sluggish growth and very high rates of rural unemployment, South Africa has put local beneficiation at the core of its strategy for employment-intensive re-industrialisation. Its industrial policy action ...
• Lucky guess?: applying Rasch measurement theory to grade 5 South African mathematics achievement data 

  Bansilal, S.; Long, C.; Juan, A. (2019-06-24)

  The use of multiple-choice items in assessments in the interest of increased efficiency brings associated challenges, notably the phenomenon of guessing. The purpose of this study is to use Rasch measurement theory to ...
• Cities as platforms for progress: local drivers of Rwanda's success 

  Turok, I. (2019-06-20)

  Rwanda's has made remarkable all-round progress over the last 25 years. This is usually attributed to a determined national government under single-minded leadership. This paper draws attention to two local drivers of ...
• Independence & revolution in Portugese-speaking Africa: Aquino de Braganca: selected articles & interviews 1980-1986 

  Mondaini, M.; Darch, C. (HSRC Press, 2019-06-05)

  Aquino de Braganca was a close advisor to Samora Machel, former president of Mozambique. Both lost their lives when their plane crashed at Mbuzini in October 1986. Born in Goa, fluent in French as well as Portuguese, and ...
• Principle and pragmatism in the liberation struggle: a political biography of Selby Msimang 

  Mkhize, S.M. (BestRed, 2019-06-05)

  Henry Selby Msimang was one of the great South Africans of the twentieth century. Born in 1886 in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg, he was a founding member, interpreter and assistant to the Secretary General of the African ...
• A review of spaces of local participation to promote service delivery in South Africa 

  Nomdo, A.; Masiya, T.; Khambule, I. (KAMLA-RAJ Enterprises, 2019-06-11)

  In many developing countries, there is a continued decline in public participation at the local level which often results in poor service delivery and as a result, a rise in protests. South Africa has experienced a sharp ...
• Mapping HIV prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa between 2000 and 2017 

  Dwyer-Lindgren, L.; Cork, M.A.; Sligar, A.; Streuben, K.M.; Wilson, K.F.; Provost, N.R.; Mayala, B.K.; VanderHeide, J.D.; Collison, M.L.; Hall, J.B.; Biehl, M.H.; Carter, A.; Frank, T.; Douwes-Schultz, D.; Burnstein, R.; Casey, D.C.; Deshpande, A.; Earl, L.; Bcheraoui, C.E.; Farag, T.H.; Henry, N.J.; Kinyoki, D.; Marczak, L.B.; Nixon, M.R.; Osgood-Zimmerman, A.; Pigott, D.; Reiner, R.C.; Ross, J.M.; Schaeffer, L.E.; Smith, D.L.; Weaver, N.D.; Wiens, K.E.; Eaton, J.W.; Justman, J.E.; Opio, A.; Sartorius, B.; Tanser, F.; Wabiri, N.; Piot, P.; Murray, C.J.L.; Hay, S.I. (2019-06-05)

  HIV/AIDS is a leading cause of disease burden in sub-Saharan Africa. Existing evidence has demonstrated that there is substantial local variation in the prevalence of HIV; however, subnational variation has not been ...
• Aging population and its economic impact and immigration: investment in social capital and migrant labour as a solution for population ageing 

  Lunga, W.; Sobane, K. (2019-06-05)

  Population ageing has become a global concern for most economies due to the implications it has on labor market dynamics and economic development. Ageing results in increased expenditure on health and welfare services, yet ...
• Disability and disaster risk reduction as an incongruent matrix: lessons from rural Zimbabwe 

  Lunga, W.; Bongo, P.P.; van Niekerk, D.; Musarurwa, C. (2019-06-05)

  The policy thrust of disaster risk reduction initiatives is in many instances tailored towards able-bodied people. This is at the expense of those challenged in many facets such as physically, mentally and other forms of ...
• Archie Mafeje 

  Nyoka, B. (HSRC Press, 2019-06-05)

  Voices of Liberation: Archie Mafeje should be understood as an attempt to contextualise Mafeje's work and thinking and adds to gripping intellectual biographies of African intellectuals by African researchers. Mafeje's ...
• Toward a new peace and security agenda: contributions from Pan-Africanism 

  Hendricks, C. (Lexington Books, 2019-06-03)

  This chapter contributes to this endeavor by outlining some of the theoretical developments in the approaches to conflict management and outlining the well-rehearsed critique of the dominant approaches. The chapter then ...
• Shaping cities goes beyond student beds 

  Bank, L.; Paterson, M.; Addie, J.P. (2019-05-31)
• Open varsity gates to the commons 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)
• Land reform: a broken ladder 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)
• Mathematical model showing how socioeconomic dynamics in African cities could widen or reduce inequality 

  Collins, O.C.; Simelane, T.S.; Duffy, K.J. (2019-06-03)

  Cities are important forces of national socioeconomic development. Individuals in cities often belong to different socioeconomic statuses depending on their levels of income, education and nature of occupation. Income, ...
• South Africa will have to review its land reform policy 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)
• Embracing the town and gown revolution 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)
• City campus precincts are the answer 

  Bank, L. (2017-09-08)
• Deficiencies of our decolonisation efforts contain lessons for the future 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)
• Problems with liberalism comes to light 

  Bank, L. (2019-05-31)

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