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• Knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about male circumcision and HIV by traditional and medical providers of male circumcision and traditionally and medically circumcised men in Mpumalanga, South Africa 

  Peltzer, K.; Banyini, M.; Simbayi, L.; Kalichman, S. (2015-08-25)

  The aims of this study in Mpumalanga, South Africa, are to assess (1) the current behavioural risk reduction messages and HIV/AIDS education provided by medical and traditional providers of male circumcision to men undergoing ...
• Reasoning matters: transrational traits of healing in competing medical epistemes in Botswana 

  Geiselhart, Klaus (Taylor & Francis Group, 2018)

  The WHO suggests integrating traditional health practices into national public health systems. However, cooperation between both systems of healing seldom works. Traditional healing practices often attract accusations of ...
• The colonial state and the church of the nazarene in medical evangelisation and the consolidation of colonial presence in Swaziland, 1903–1968 

  Dlamini, S. R. (Taylor and Francis Group, 2018)

  Unlike the situation in other African countries where Christian missionaries contributed towards the establishment of colonial rule, in Swaziland, colonisation was not facilitated by Christian missionaries. Instead, it was ...