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 | Dube, Angelo; Nhlabatsi, Sibusiso (2017) |
 | On amorphous terms, terrorism and a feeble judiciary: analysing the dissenting judgment in 'Maseko v Prime Minister of Swaziland and Others' (2016) |
 | International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 157-175. |
| Adebayo, Joseph Olusegun (2017) |
| The role of peace journalism in the deconstruction of elections and the 'national question' in Nigeria |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 140-156. |
| Saha, Tushar Kanti; Gray, Rosemary (2017) |
| Fresh challenges faced on the ground by the Kingdom of the Sky: a quest for peace, harmony and stability |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 120-139. |
| Mutanga, Shingirirai Savious (2017) |
| Technology transformation and changing demographic patterns: perspectives for Africa's future elections |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 107-119. |
| Khadiagala, Gilbert M. (2017) |
| Whither peacebuilding? A reflection on post-conflict African experiences |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 91-106. |
| Msila, Vuyisile; Matjila, Lesibana (2017) |
| The management of democratic elections in Africa (MDEA) programme at the university of South Africa: is this the right path towards African solutions? |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 76-90. |
| Maphunye, Kealeboga J. (2017) |
| Straining without training? Capacity-related problems facing African election executives and officials |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 55-75. |
| Mulaudzi, Phalandwa Abraham (2017) |
| The clash of ideologies: notions of multiparty (liberal) democracy versus African systems |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 44-54. |
| Nyambi, Samuel (2017) |
| Progress and challenges of consolidating the African state: consolidation indicators and the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 22-43. |
| Zondi, Siphamandla (2017) |
| Of demons and angels: the international gaze on electoral democracy in Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 12 #1. p. 7-21. |
| Akanle, Olayinka; Alemu, Abebe Ejigu; Adesina, Jimi (eds.) (2016) |
| The existentialities of Ethiopian and Nigerian migrants in South Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 139-158. |
| Nhamo, Godwell; Nhamo, Senia (2016) |
| Paris (COP21) Agreement: loss and damage, adaptation and climate finance issues |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 118-138. |
| Gebreegzainher, Kinfe Abraha (2016) |
| Education and development; females' education and fertility reduction in Africa: the case of Tigray, Ethiopia |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 102-117. |
| Kaburise, Phyllis (2016) |
| Improving soft skills and communication in response to youth unemployment |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 87-101. |
| Lubaale, Emma Charlene (2016) |
| The need for a contextual approach in identifying street-connected children for purposes of intervention |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 70-86. |
| Nwonwu, Francis O.C. (2016) |
| The paradox of natural resource abundance and widespread underdevelopment in Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 52-69. |
| Akinola, Adeoye O.; Ndawonde, Nompumelelo (2016) |
| NEPAD: talking from the South, governing from the West |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 38-51. |
| Sesanti, Simphiwe (2016) |
| Thabo Mbeki's African developmental agenda through Pan-Africanism and the African renaissance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 24-37. |
| Chasi, Colin; Levy, Neil (2016) |
| Mandela and excellent African leadership: theory and lessons for practice from an appreciative thematic analysis |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 8-23. |
| Kamuzinzi, Masengesho (2016) |
| 'Imihigo': a hybrid model associating traditional and modern logics in public policy implementation in Rwanda |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 123-141. |
| Yirenkyi-Boateng, S. (2016) |
| Towards a critical realist perspective on African conflicts |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 103-122. |
| Fubah, Mathias A. (2016) |
| Views about modern museums in the palaces of the western Grassfields, Cameroon |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 84-102. |
| Olowu, Dejo (2016) |
| The role of African universities in the protection of the rights of indigenous peoples: a development agenda |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 64-83. |
| Maphosa, Beatrice (2016) |
| Alleviating poverty through resource provision: the case of a South African agricultural project |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 45-63. |
| Wilkinson, Robyn (2016) |
| Dangerous othering in Meg Vandermerwe's 'Zebra crossing': Ubuntu - ideals and realities of the 2010 FIFA World Cup |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 34-44. |
| Debele, Meskerem L. (2016) |
| The Ethiopian root of Thomas More's 'Utopia' |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 22-33. |
| Chetty, Rajendra; Curr, Matthew (2016) |
| Deaf to women: Rhodes's refusal to hear women or his own feminine voice within - a reading of Schreiner's 'Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland' |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 11 #1. p. 5-21. |
| Machineripi, Gwarinda; Khan, Khatija (2015) |
| Constructing nationalist masculine identities: heroism and legitimacy in Joshua Nkomo's 'The Story of my Life' |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 190-203. |
| Faris, John Andrew (2015) |
| African customary law and common law in South Africa: reconciling contending legal systems |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 171-189. |
| Saurombe, Amos (2015) |
| Land reform: unfulfilled obligation in southern Africa and beyond |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 156-170. |
| Manasseh, Tumuhimbise (2015) |
| Heightening leadership effectiveness in local governments of Uganda: 'challenge the process' for organisational support |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 143-155. |
| Mubangizi, John; Kaya, Hassan (2015) |
| African indigenous knowledge systems and human rights: implications for higher education, based on the South African experience |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 125-142. |
| Kibuka-Sebitosi, Esther (2015) |
| Towards a model for international collaboration and partnerships in teacher education in Africa: education for sustainable development in South Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 104-124. |
| Sarkin, Jeremy (2015) |
| Understanding the journey to reconciliation in transitional societies: using the metaphor of a motor vehicle road trip to understand South Africa's path (process) to political reconciliation |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 87-103. |
| Noomé, Idette (2015) |
| Justice for all? Accountable translations of texts on indigenous law |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 69-86. |
| Nkomo, Marumo (2015) |
| The trade related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS) - pharmaceuticals transitional period: can it help build capacity in African least developed countries (LDCs)? |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 48-68. |
| Okolo, Abutu Lawrence (2015) |
| China's foreign policy shift in Africa: from non-interference to preponderance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 32-47. |
| Zambakari, Christopher (2015) |
| South Sudan and the East African Community: common market, citizenship, and political federation |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #2. p. 6-31. |
| Mangena, Tendai (2015) |
| Rethinking African sexualities in the context of HIV and AIDS: the life and death discourse of 'modernised polygamy' in Sue Nyathi's The polygamist |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 181-190. |
| Maithufi, Sopelekae (2015) |
| Of fire and rejuvenation: in search of the 'post' in 'post-apartheid' |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 170-180. |
| Ntui, Charles; Rampedi, Isaac (2015) |
| Hearted efforts by the Mogogelo community to protect traditional sites by means of public participation forums: a review report |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 153-169. |
| Kamwendo, Gregory (2015) |
| Towards a vibrant African languages industry in the era of the African renaissance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 141-152. |
| Isaacs-Martin, Wendy (2015) |
| Issues of race, ethnicity, socio-economic position and spatial acknowlegement in South Africa: how spatial access and expression still perpetuate notions of difference, separation and uncertainty amongst the South African coloured population |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 120-140. |
| Amoateng, Acheampong (2015) |
| The end of politics by the youth? Higher education, youth identity and recession of political participation by South Africa's 'born-frees': the case of undergraduate students at a public university |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 102-119. |
| Banda, Felix; Adetomokun, Idowu (2015) |
| African renaissance and negotiation of Yoruba identity in the diaspora: a case study of Nigerian students in Cape Town |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 83-101. |
| Yishak, Degefu; Gumbo, Mishack (2015) |
| A stand-alone, blended or restructured indigenisation approach to curriculum? A critical perspective |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 60-82. |
| Shaik-Peremanov, Nazreen (2015) |
| The Zambian copperbelt: the need for international regulation |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 47-59. |
| Nzewi, Ogochukwu (2015) |
| The renaissance factor in South Africa and the changing landscape of African regional governance (1999-2008) |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 25-46. |
| Oloruntoba, Samuel (2015) |
| Pan-Africanism, knowledge production and the third liberation of Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 10 #1. p. 7-24. |
| Tshangela, Mapula (2014) |
| Environmental technology assessment for enhanced green economy transition in South Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 213-226. |
| Makina, Anesu; Luthuli, Albert (2014) |
| Corporate South Africa and biodiversity in a green economy |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 197-212. |
| Mukonza, Chipo; Mukonza, Ricky (2014) |
| An analysis of responses to climate change by local government in South Africa: the case of Capricorn District Municipality |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 173-196. |
| Musvoto, Godfrey G. (2014) |
| The historical evolution of settlement patterns and trends in South Africa: unlocking the log-jam of the unsustainable settlements impasse |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 154-172. |
| Wakeford, Jeremy J.; Swilling, Mark (2014) |
| Peak Oil as a stimulus for a green economy transition in South Africa: alternative liquid fuel and transport options |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 133-153. |
| Lethoko, Mankolo (2014) |
| Green Economy job projections vs green skills: is there a link between present skills base and the projected numbers in South Africa? |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 113-132. |
| Mjimba, Vuyo (2014) |
| Main-streaming the climate change and green growth agenda into development visions: a narrative from selected sub-Sahara African countries |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 95-112. |
| Lyons, Kristen; Westoby, Peter (2014) |
| Carbon markets and the new 'carbon violence': a Ugandan study |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 77-94. |
| Chikozho, Claudious; De Jongh, Derick (2014) |
| Restoring degraded landscapes: assessing the utility of biodiversity offsets for the business sector in Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 61-76. |
| Moyo, Theresa (2014) |
| Green economy/growth policies and their implementation in the context of the renewable energy sector: the case of Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 39-60. |
| Nhamo, Godwell (2014) |
| From sustainable development through green growth to sustainable development 'plus' |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 20-38. |
| Masoga, Mogomme A.; Kaya, Hassan O. (2014) |
| African indigenous ecology control and sustainable community livelihood in southern African history |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #2. p. 6-19. |
| Teffo, Lesiba Joseph (2014) |
| Nurturing democratic elections for good governance and African renaissance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 115-129. |
| Mbedu, Nkosinathi (2014) |
| Social cohesion for the unfinished business of land reform in South Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 100-114. |
| Mutopo, Patience; Chiweshe, Manase (2014) |
| Large-scale land deals, global capital and the politics of livelihoods: experiences of women small-holder farmers in Chisumbanje, Zimbabwe |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 84-99. |
| Mpofu, Busani (2014) |
| The contribution of Archie Mafeje to the debate on land reform in Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 69-83. |
| Gumede, Vusi (2014) |
| Land reform in post-apartheid South Africa: should South Africa follow Zimbabwe's footsteps? |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 50-68. |
| Nyawo, Vongai Z. (2014) |
| Zimbabwe post-Fast Track Land Reform Programme: the different experiences coming through |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 36-49. |
| Tong, Maureen (2014) |
| Decolonisation and comparative land reform with a special focus on Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 16-35. |
| Gutto, Shadrack B.O. (2014) |
| Re-theorising and re-conceptualising land, sovereignty, socio-economic rights and responsibility in the context of pan-Africanism and African renaissance in the 21st century |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 5-15. |
| Velthuizen, Andreas (2013) |
| Towards a military doctrine for humanistic intervention in African conflicts |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 89-106. |
| Nkuna, Paul H. (2013) |
| Africa's indigenous languages as the cornerstone of the African Renaissance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 70-88. |
| Moji, Polo (2013) |
| Domesticating 'Ivoirité': equating xenophobic nationalism and women's marginalisation in Tanella Boni's 'Matins de couvre-feu' (2005) |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 58-69. |
| Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Sabelo J. (2013) |
| Revisiting the national question and rethinking the political trajectory of Africa in the 21st century |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 32-57. |
| Anyang' Nyong'o, Peter (2013) |
| The land question, land grabbing and agriculture in Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 23-31. |
| Gebre-Egziabher, Kinfe Abraha (2013) |
| Land registration and certification as a key strategy for ensuring gender equity, preventing land grabbing and enhancing agricultural productivity: evidence from Tigray, Ethiopia |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #2. p. 5-22. |
| Gray, Rosemary (2013) |
| 'A lucid stream of everywhereness' in Ben Okri's 'Wild' (2012): a postmodern perspective |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 143-152. |
| Nhamo, Godwell (2013) |
| Green economy readiness in South Africa: a focus on the national sphere of government |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 115-142. |
| Ashcroft, Bill (2013) |
| African futures: the necessity of utopia |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 94-114. |
| Mungwini, Pascah (2013) |
| African modernities and the critical reappropriation of indigenous knowledges: towards a polycentric global epistemology |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 78-93. |
| Hoppers, Catherine Odora (2013) |
| Beyond human rights - confronting atrocity with healing and reconciliation: merging African perspectives in a globalising world |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 59-77. |
| Ndlovu, Morgan (2013) |
| Living in the Marikana world: the state, capital and society |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 46-58. |
| Gutto, Shadrack B.O. (2013) |
| In search of real justice for Africa and Africans, and her/their descendants in a world of justice, injustices and impunity |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 30-45. |
| Zambakari, Christopher (2013) |
| South Sudan and the nation-building project: lessons and challenges |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 5-29. |
| Yorke, Gosnell L. (2012) |
| Africa and its diaspora: the principal reciprocal benefits to be derived from the amended Constitutive Act of the African Union |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 79-95. |
| Mosimege, Mogege (2012) |
| Methodological challenges in doing ethnomathematical research |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 59-78. |
| Anyangwe, Carlson (2012) |
| Race and ethnicity: voters' party preference in South African elections |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 38-58. |
| Mangu, André Mbata B. (2012) |
| Good governance and democratic leadership for an African Renaissance: a reflection on AU member States' compliance with the AUCPCC |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 18-37. |
| Wasamba, Peter (2012) |
| Going beyond data collection in ethnography: options for bridging the gap between researchers and archivists |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 4-17. |
| Mai, Magdaline Mbong; Bidandi, Fred (2012) |
| Structured literacy practices: towards capacity building in selected communities in the Western Cape |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 129-144. |
| Maroyi, Alfred (2012) |
| Local plant use and traditional conservation practices in Nhema communal area, Zimbabwe |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 109-128. |
| Edoun, Emmanuel Innocents (2012) |
| Decentralization and local economic development: effective tools for Africa's renewal |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 94-108. |
| Ekanade, Olumide; Odoemene, Akachi (2012) |
| Challenges of democracy and the (de)memorialisation of the June 12, 1993 elections in Nigeria |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 73-93. |
| Ndlovu, Mbulisi; Dube, Nkosivile (2012) |
| Analysis of the relevance of traditional leaders and the evolution of traditional leadership in Zimbabwe: a case study of amaNdebele |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 50-72. |
| Teffo, Lesiba J. (2012) |
| Traditional institutions and the rural development challenges in Africa: gender and agricultural transformation perspectives |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 39-49. |
| Khan, Khatija (2012) |
| Beyond the literary veil - women writing Africa: the northern region (2009) |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 22-38. |
| Mutekwa, Anias (2012) |
| Gendered globalisation discourses: implications for the African Renaissance |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 7 #1. p. 5-21. |
| Velthuizen, Andreas Gerhardus (Dries) (2011) |
| Best practices for the management of knowledge for conflict resolution: lessons learned from the Great Lakes region of Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 6 #2. p. 118-131. |
| Maile, Simeon (2011) |
| The absence of a home curriculum in post-apartheid education in South Africa |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 6 #2. p. 100-117. |
| Notshulwana, Mxolisi (2011) |
| State fragility in Africa: methods chasing problems or problems chasing methods in political discourse? |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 6 #2. p. 81-99. |
| Manasseh, Tumuhimbise (2011) |
| Desired or deserving leadership? A reflection on the leadership exercised in local governments of Uganda |
| International Journal of African Renaissance Studies. Volume 6 #2. p. 71-80. |
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