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 | Ogungbile, David O. (ed.) (2015) |
| African indigenous religious traditions in local and global contexts: perspectives on Nigeria: a festschrift in honour of Jacob K. Olupona | |
 | Lagos: Malthouse Press. 439p. |
| Cooper, Brenda; Morrell, Robert (eds.) (2014) |
| Africa-centred knowledges: crossing fields & worlds | |
| Woodbridge: James Currey Ltd. 211p. |
 | Shange, Jean (2014) |
 | Integration of indigenous knowledge and skills for the development of rural women in KwaZulu-Natal |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 13 #1. p. 106-125. |
 | Kaneko, Morie; Shigeta, Masayoshi (eds.) (2013) |
| Gender-based knowledge and techniques in Africa |
| African Study Monographs: Supplementary Issue. #46. |
| Jiyane, Glenrose V.; Ngulube, Patrick (2012) |
| Use of indigenous knowledge to determine weather patterns: a case study of women mussel harvesters at KwaNgwanase in KwaZulu-Natal |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 11 #2. p. 206-220. |
| 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. |
| Dyubhele, Noluntu; Le Roux, Pierre; Mears, Ronald (2009) |
| Constraints to the economic activities of women in rural areas | |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 8 #2. p. 230-240. |
| Phiri, Isabel Apawo; Nadar, Sarojini (2009) |
| 'Going through the fire with eyes wide open': African women's perspective on indigenous knowledge, patriarchy, and sexuality | |
| Journal for the Study of Religion. Volume 22 #2. p. 5-21. |
| James, Angela; Bansilal, Sarah (2007) |
| An exploration of the Durban beachfront Isizulu women beadmakers' experience of learning beading | |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 6 #2. p. 87-101. |
| Carney, Judith A. (2006) |
| Revealing Gendered Landscapes: Indigenous Female Knowledge and Agroforestry of African Shea |
| Canadian Journal of African Studies. Volume 40 #2. p. 235-267. |
| Maragia, Dick Bosire (2003) |
| Gender, tradition and sustainability: evaluating the applicability of indigenous knowledge in post-colonial societies: the example of Kenya | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 274p. |
| Freeman, Julianne E. (2000) |
| Knowledge, Secrecy, and the Practice of Senior Womanhood among the Bamana of the Beledugu (Mali) |
| Mande Studies. Volume 2. p. 115-127. |
| Ochoa, L.; Fassaert, C.; Somarriba, E.; Schlönvoigt, A. (1999) |
| Medicinal and food plants in Nicoya, Costa Rica: there are differences in what men know and what women know | |
| Agroforestry Today. Volume 11 #1-2. January-June. p. 11-12. |
| Mohamed-Katerere, Jennifer (1996) |
| Gender and Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Sustainable Development | |
| The Zimbabwe Law Review. Volume 13. p. 20-26. |
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