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‘Abagyenda bareeba. Those who Travel, See’: Home, Migration and the Maternal Bond in Doreen Baingana’s Tropical Fish
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‘Adolescence’, pregnancy and abortion: constructing a threat of degeneration
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‘Adolescent Pregnancy’ 1: Social problem, public health concern, or neither
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‘Adolescent’ sexual and reproductive health: Controversies, rights, and justice
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‘Bad choices’: Unintended pregnancy and abortion in nurses’ and counsellors’ accounts of providing pre-abortion counselling
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‘Being regional’: an analysis of the conceptualisation, operations and embeddedness of regional non-governmental organisations responding to HIV and AIDS in Southern Africa
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‘Beyond Buhari, Jonathan’: an assessment of four Nigerian newspapers’ (The Guardian, Vanguard, Independent and Leadership) editorial coverage of the 2015 Nigerian general elections
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‘Boys will be boys’: traditional Xhosa male circumcision, HIV and sexual socialisation in contemporary South Africa
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‘Charmer boys’ and ‘cream girls’: children’s construction of the (hetero)sexual self through football and implications for Life Orientation sexuality education
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‘Crushed all over again’: the professional experiences of early career counselling psychologists in South Africa
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The ‘decolonial turn’: what does it mean for academic staff development?
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‘Don't educate them out of educating themselves’
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‘Environment as Text’: Initial Insights into some Implications for Professional Development in Environmental Education
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‘Exploring the practical adequacy of the human rights, social justice, inclusivity and healthy environment policy discourse in South Africa’s National Curriculum Statement’
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‘Failed’ mothers, ‘failed’ womxn
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‘Gender’ and constructions of spousal mourning among the AmaXhosa in the Eastern Cape
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‘Growing’ social protection in developing countries: lessons from Brazil and South Africa
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‘I don’t belong nowhere really’: the figure of the London migrant in Dan Jacobson’s ‘A Long Way from London’ and Jean Rhys’s ‘Let Them Call It Jazz’
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‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’: challenges facing institutional transformation of historically white South African universities
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‘If you choose to abort, you have acted as an instrument of Satan’: Zimbabwean health service Providers’ negative constructions of women presenting for post abortion care
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‘In defence of chick-lit’: refashioning feminine subjectivities in Ugandan and South African contemporary women’s writing
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‘It's just taking our souls back’: discourses of apartheid and race
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‘It’s tough being gay’: gay, lesbian and bisexual students’ experiences of being ‘at home’in South African university residence life
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‘Jujutech’: exploring cultural and epistemological hybridity in African science fiction
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‘Licking the snake’: the i'khothane and contemporary township youth identities in South Africa
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‘My friends would laugh at me’: embedding the dominant heterosexual script in the talk of primary school students
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‘Nothing so practical as good theory’: Legitimation Code Theory in higher education
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The ‘obesity epidemic’ : an analysis of representations of obesity in mainstream South African newspapers post-1997
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The ‘refeudalisation’ or the ‘return of the repressed’ of the public sphere?:
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‘Regulated Flexibility’ and labour market regulation: a case Study of Twizza Soft Drinks in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
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‘South Africa's Vietnam’? Literary History and Cultural Memory of the Border War
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‘Student life’ discourse and the perception of risk for HIV infection among undergraduate nursing students, at a university, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa
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‘That ever-blurry line between us and the criminals’: African Noir and the Ambiguity of Justice in MŨkoma wa NgŨgĨ’s Black Star Nairobi and Leye Adenle’s When Trouble Sleeps
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‘That mountain cannot be beautiful for nothing’: Zakes Mda’s aesthetics of liberation
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‘The Gentle Art of Letting the Other Fellow Have Your Own Way': Viewpoints on a media narrative used to promote the proposed N2 toll road
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‘The Perceptions of Marginalization by the Ndebele people and its Impact on the Socio-Political Economy of Zimbabwe. A Case of Bulawayo
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‘There is nothing to hold onto here’:
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‘There is nothing to hold onto here’: complicity and vulnerability in Gavin Krastin’s On Seeing Red and Other Fantasies (2015)
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‘They do not understand us’: a psychosocial analysis of the everyday lived experiences of a CYCC care worker in semi-rural South Africa
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‘They tell you about the risks’: Exploring sources of sexuality education among very young adolescents in rural Mpumalanga
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‘This sea of darkness, craziness and opportunity’: students experiences of depression and social identities at a South African university
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‘Ubhuti wami’: a qualitative secondary analysis of brothering among isiXhosa men
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‘Unnatural’,‘un-African’and ‘ungodly’: homophobic discourse in democratic South Africa
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‘Victim’ or ‘survivor’?: language, identity and ethics revisited
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‘We do not cook, we only assist them’: Constructions of hegemonic masculinity through gendered activity
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‘Who? what?’: an uninducted view of towards a new psychology of women from post-Apartheid South Africa
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‘Yummy or crummy?': the multisensory components of medicines-taking among HIV-positive youth
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‘… a huge monster that should be feared and not done’: lessons learned in sexuality education classes in South Africa
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’n Ondersoek na die kriteria vir die realisering van die woordeboekfunksies begrip, produksie en vertaling
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“[A] ll just surface and veneer”: the challenge of seeing and reading in Ishtiyaq Shukri’s I See You
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“A position of great trust and responsibility”: a social history of the Grahamstown Asylum, 1875 – c. 1905
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“A road that may lead nowhere”: JM Coetzee, Tayeb Salih, and the Hospitality of Vagrant Writing
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“A Sort of Arcadian Country”: Plant-Life in Some Early South African Travelogues
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“A Step Towards Silence”: Samuel Beckett’s The Unnamable and the Problem of Following the Stranger
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“A thousand mad things before breakfast”: the interplay of reason and imagination in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Series
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“Administration of socio-economic aspects of mine closure” a case study of Exxaro Tshikondeni coal mine in Limpopo Province: South Africa
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“Around Hip Hop” : rethinking and reconstructing urban youth identities in South Africa - a case study of Fingo Village, Makhanda
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“As soon as the four sides are all equal, then the angles must be 90° each”: children's misconceptions in geometry
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“Attitudes of community members on the professional behaviour displayed by nurses towards their clients in Mnquma Local Municipality, Dutywa
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“Bactricia nematodes Kby., 1894” (Phasmida, Diapheromeridae, Diapheromerinae) is a nomen nudum
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“Beautiful powerful you” : an analysis of the subject positions offered to women readers of Destiny magazine
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“Bold Distinguished You”: a critical discourse analysis of the representation of masculinity in Destiny Man, 2012 - 2013
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“But darkness was here yesterday”: an examination of travel writing and colonial narrative constructions of Africa within its sub-genres across three centuries
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“But we are shying all of us away, from that thing”: the Coronavirus Pandemic and the crisis of teenage pregnancies in Kenya
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“COVID-19 made me a single parent”: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of a woman’s perinatal experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic
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“Culture” as an Agent of Societal Regeneration: A Study of Selected Dramatic Literature by Soyinka, Osofisan and Rotimi
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“Don’t be alarmed. It’s to do with sex.” Sherlock Holmes fanfiction and freedom of the imaginary domain
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“Don’t forget to be awesome”: the role of social learning as a component of belonging in virtual communities: a case study of the Youtube fan community “Nerdfighteria”
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“Driven by and Blinded by Our Desperation”: Religious Exploitation of Vulnerable Women in Amma Darko’s Not without Flowers
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“Enhanced biometric access control for mobile devices,” in Proceedings of the 20th Southern Africa Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference
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“Evaluating the ‘reality’ of South Africa’s first season of Big Brother among a select group of Rhodes University students”
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“Exploring barriers to citizen participation in development: a case study of a participatory broadcasting project in rural Malawi”
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“Eye on the big prize!”: Iconizing the Democratic Alliance in the Daily Sun
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“Face the music!”: the Daily Sun's representation of adolescent sex in the Jules High sex scandal
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“Forgetting Ntaba kaNdoda”: reciting performative memories at the Ntaba kaNdoda Monument
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“Girls need to behave like girls you know”: the complexities of applying a gender justice goal within sexuality education in South African schools
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“Ha! Relationships? I only shout at them!”: Strategic management of discordant rapport in an African small business context
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“Having it all”?’: ”?:(re) examining conspicuous consumption and pernicious masculinities in South African chick-lit
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A “Horrific Breakdown of Reason": Holmes and the Postcolonial Anti-Detective Novel, Lost Ground
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“How can you build a nation without telling its stories?”: Transgressive, Testimonial Fiction in Post-TRC South Africa
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“How do you feel about the abortion?”: pre-termination of pregnancy counselling in the public health sector in the Eastern Cape
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“I am 22 Million”: reading Winnie Madikizela as the intellectual face of anti-apartheid popular struggle
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“I am a young man, but I have seen things”: Xhosa boyhoods, desires and masculinities in Peddie, Eastern Cape
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“I just want to live”: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of separation abuse in South African heterosexual relationships
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“I pulled it out”: a discursive exploration of narrated accounts on decision-making and power differentials in the prescription and use of long-acting reversible contraceptives
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“I slipped into the pages of a book”: intertextuality and literary solidarities in South African writing about London
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“I won’t say I feel happy or sad”: experiences of siblings of young disabled people in disadvantaged socio-economic circumstances
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The “Inadequately Married”: extending the putative marriage doctrine to assist vulnerable parties in invalid customary marriages
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“Investigating the negative impact of emotional labour on full-time permanent academic staff in the Social Sciences Departments at Rhodes University”
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“It is a thing that depends on God”
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“It’s just like a waiting room”: The experiences of psychology Honours students who are not accepted into any professional training programme for psychology in South Africa
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“It’s just like a waiting room”: The lived experiences of psychology students seeking professional training programme admission in South Africa
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