• 'The male-goat that stops fighting': the Pyem philosophy of reconciliation and conflict resolution 

  Kaunda, C.; Jactu, L.Y.; Hewitt, R.R. (2018-09-18)

  The ongoing quest towards the realization of reconciliation and conflict resolution in the context of contentious religious pluralism in contemporary Africa demands a pluriverse perspective which give preferential option ...
• 'The altars are holding the nation in captivity': Zambian pentecostalism, nationality, and African religio-political heritage 

  Kaunda, C.J. (2018-09-18)

  The study draws on ontocracy political theory to investigate Zambian Pentecostal interpretations of politics as a sacred realm of contestations between forces of good and evil. It argues that Zambian Pentecostal theology ...
• Southern struggles over "knowing" and their significance for the politics of global citizenship 

  Soudien, C. (BRILL, 2018-09-18)

  The purpose of this chapter is to draw attention to the experience we are going through in a southern space, the metaphoric and literal South, South Africa, and to reflect on its significance as a framework for plural ...
• Too young to have sex: conversations with very young adolescents about sex, dating and related decision-making 

  Tolla, T.; Essop, R.; Fluks, L.; Lynch, I.; Makoae, M.; Moolman, B. (2018-09-18)

  Very young adolescents receive little research and pragmatic attention regarding their sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs. As a result, their experiences are often overlooked. Furthermore, when this age group is ...
• Assessing the role of intergovernmental relations in strategic planning for economic development at local government level: a case study of Umkhanyakude district municipality 

  Biyela, A.C.; Nzimakwe, T.I.; Mthuli, A.; Khambule, I. (2018-09-18)

  Despite the several post-apartheid policy interventions that South Africa has introduced, there are still visible traces of the apartheid era including the evident poverty, unemployment and inequality that characterise the ...

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