• Tradition meets modernity: Bafokeng approaches to overcoming poverty and inequality 

  Hagg, G.; Pophiwa, N. (HSRC Press, 2019-03-28)
• Private sector prescribing practices for TB symptoms in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: a cross-sectional, standardized patient study 

  Salomon, A.; Boffa, J.; Moyo, S.; Chikovore, J.; Mkhombo, T.; Sulis, G.; Kwan, A.; Daniels, B.; Pai, M.; Daftary, A. (2020-03-26)
• Moringa oleifira noise: science or quackery and the way forward 

  Mollel, M.H.; Mujuru, M.; Mjimba, V; Darangwa, N.; Nyanzi, R. (2020-03-26)

  The moringa tree is a rising star in South Africa where it is increasingly playing a variety of social and economic roles, especially among the rural poor. Also known as the horseradish tree, moringa has been referred to ...
• At the intersection of social challenges and the fourth industrial revolution 

  Cele, M.B.G.; Luescher, T.M.; Fadiji, A.W. (HSRC Press, 2020-03-26)

  Two previously distinct conversation have begun to converge in debates on science, technology and innovation (STI) policy at global and national levels. One conversation is about the contemporary societal challenges that ...
• Implementing a standardized patient study to evaluate the quality of TB care in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 

  Mkhombo, T.; Boffa, J.; Moyo, S.; Chikovore, J.; Salomon, A.; Kwan, A.; Daniels, B.; Wu, S.; Pai, M.; Daftary, A. (2020-03-26)

  Studies utilising Standardised Patients ( SP) to evaluate quality of tuberculosis care have become increasingly common in high burden countries however, few have been undertaken in South Africa SPs are trained to portray ...
• Statues of liberty?: attitudes towards apartheid and colonial statues in South Africa 

  Swartz, S.; Roberts, B.; Gordon, S.; Struwig, J. (AFRICAN SUN MeDIA, 2020-03-26)
• Poverty alleviation pathways for achieving sustainable development goals in Africa 

  Simelane, T.; Managa, L.R.; Muchie, M. (Africa Institute of South Africa, 2020-03-24)

  This volume, which derives from the Africa Unity for Renaissance Conference, seeks to provide pathways for achieving sustainable development goals in Africa. Information contained in the chapters highlight the strengths, ...
• Drought disaster management: lessons from the Western Cape 

  Rule, S.; Parker, S.; Lunga, W.; Majikijela, Y. (2020-03-26)

  The extreme drought that affected Cape Town in 2016???18 was unprecedented for a major metropolitan region in South Africa. Ameliorative interventions by the national, provincial and municipal governments were comprehensive, ...
• Post-test adverse psychological effects and coping mechanisms amongst HIV self-tested individuals living in couples in urban Blantyre, Malawi 

  Kumwenda, M.K.; Corbett, E.L.; Choko, A.T.; Chikovore, J; Kaswaswa, K.; Mwapasa, M.; Sambakunsi, R.; Gutteberg, T.J.; Gordon, S.; Munthali, A.; Desmond, N. (2020-03-26)

  Mandatory face-to-face counselling is necessary during HIV testing but difficult to implement within the context of HIV self-testing. We investigated adverse psychological effects and coping mechanisms following HIV-positive ...
• Rural-urban migration as a means of getting ahead 

  Visagie, J.; Turok, I. (HSRC Press, 2020-03-25)

  In this chapter, the authors examine whether rural-urban migration is associated with an improvement in economic circumstances for rural-urban migrants. An invaluable source of longitudinal data from the National Income ...
• Adoption and adaptation to renewable energy in Mozambique 

  Simelane, T. (Africa Institute of South Africa, 2020-03-25)

  This chapter provides an overview of how renewable energy in Mozambique is being implemented to cover the electricity shortfall, with the aim of enhancing adoption and adaptation of renewable energy as an alternative source ...
• Interconnections between the sustainable development goals 

  Simelane, T.; Muchie, M.; Managa, L.R. (Africa Institute of South Africa, 2020-03-25)

  This volume provides possible pathways Africa can consider in its quest to eradicate poverty through enhanced food nutrition, food security, energy, and gender equity. Focusing on these human challenges does not overlook Africa's ...
• Achieving dietary adequacy for micronutrients through biofortification: progress and prospect review 

  Managa, L.R. (Africa Institute of South Africa, 2020-03-24)
• Conclusion 

  Simelane, T.; Managa, L.R. (Africa Institute of South Africa, 2020-03-24)
• Innovation policy at the intersection: global debates and local experiences 

  Cele, M.B.G.; Luescher, T.M.; Fadiji, A.W. (HSRC Press, 2020-03-24)

  Worldwide, countries have to respond to local and global socio-technological shifts and needs, specifically the transformations wrought by a rapidly shifting understanding of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Science, ...
• How labour migration works in the space economy: labour markets, migration tracks and homelessness as an indicator of failure in Marikana 

  Cross, C.; Ndinda, C.; Makola, S.J.; Sello, N. (HSRC Press, 2020-03-23)

  Marikana is a small mining town on South Africa's platinum belt which became internationally notorious for the slaughter of 34 striking mineworkers by police using live ammunition during a protracted wave of strikes in ...
• Expressing organisational autonomy: a case study of South African further education and training colleges 

  Juan, A.; Hannan, S. (University of South Africa Press, 2020-03-23)

  The organisational governance of further education and training colleges in South Africa has been cited as an obstacle to the institutions' ability to contribute to the developmental needs of the country. In response, the ...
• Associational life and 'the Dark Side' of social capital in South Africa: a quantitative analysis of anti-immigrant behaviour 

  Gordon, S. (Springer, 2020-03-23)

  Non-institutionalised anti-immigrant activity is a growing problem in many parts of the world, including Africa, and sometimes this activity can turn violent. Strengthening and reinvigorating associational life can seem ...
• Understanding xenophobic hate crime in South Africa 

  Gordon, S.L. (Earthscan, 2020-03-23)

  Hundreds of violent incidents of anti-immigrant hate crimes have been recorded in South Africa over the past two decades. Understanding how the public views this issue helps us better understand how it can be resolved. The ...
• Informal settlements as staging posts for urbanisation in post-apartheid South Africa 

  Ndinda, C.; Ndhlovu, T.P. (HSRC Press, 2020-03-23)

  Informal settlements in South Africa are as old as urbanisation itself. Various analysts have examined the emergence of settlements just outside the fringes of predominantly white colonial- and apartheid-era South African ...

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