Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Journal / Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems / Vol. 9 No. 1 (2010) / Articles

Published: 2014-10-21

Coping with Drought: Indigenous Knowledge Application in Rural South Africa

V Roos, S Chigeza, D van Niekerk

1-11

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The Relevance of Indigenous Knowledge for Small-Scale Farming in Tanzania

E T Lwoga, P Ngulube, C Stilwell

12-28

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Zvierwa as African IKS: Epistemological and Ethical Implications of Selected Shona Taboos

M Mawere, M Kadenge

29-44

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Indigenous Knowledge for Land Conservation and Adoption of Agroforestry Technologies in The Highlands of South Western, Uganda

M Buyinza, A Naagula

45-56

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The Zulu Muzi: A Home Garden System of Useful Plants with a Particular Layout and Function

A O Nemudzudzanyi, S J Siebert, A M Zobolo, L Y Molebatsi

57-72

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Indigenous Knowledge Practitioners’ Sustainable Livelihood Practices: A Case Study

A James, S Bansilal

73-83

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Managing Socio-Cultural Impacts of Tourism on the Rural Tourism Destinations in Kwazulu-Natal with Special Reference to Areas Within and Around the World Heritage Sites

T Nzama

84-95

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Language, Afrikology and the Tremor of the Political Moment: English as a Main Language of Discourse in Africa

G Motsaathebe

96-109

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Demographic Characteristics Associated with Consumption of Geophagic Clays among Ethnic Groups in the Free State and Limpopo Provinces

S P Songca, V Ngole, G Ekosse, L de Jager

110-123

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Reflecting on Research Practices and Indigenous Community Benefits for Poverty Alleviation Purposes in the Eastern Seaboard Region of South Africa

T Meyiwa

127-137

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Indigenous Knowledge Applied to the Use of Clays for Cosmetic Purposes in Africa: An Overview

D M Matike, G I Ekosse, V M Ngole

138-150

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Myth as a Biodiversity Conservation Strategy for the Vhavenda, South Africa

T T Mutshinyalo, S J Siebert

151-171

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Local Conceptualisation of Nature, Forest Knowledge Systems and Adaptive Management in Southern Cameroon

W A Mala, C J Geldenhyus, R Prabhu

172-184

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Towards an Ethical Framework for Inter-Cultural Dialogue

P Higgs

185-193

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Indigenous Knowledge Research in Kenya and South Africa: An Informetric Study

D Njiraine, D N Ocholla, O B Onyancha

194-210

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On Southern African Indigenous Healing

S Edwards

211-229

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Traditional Methods Used in Family Planning and Conception in Malawi: A Case Study of Mulanje District

C P Maliwichi-Nyirenda, L L Maliwichi

230-237

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The Role of Culture in Sexual Health Dialogue: An Issue in the Fight against Sexually Transmitted Infections Including HIV and Aids

R Lebese

238-252

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Notions Of Mental Illness By Vhavenda Traditional Healers in Limpopo Province, South Africa

J Mufamadi, T Sodi

253-264

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Traditional Healers and HIV and AIDS Prevention and Care in South Africa: The Case of Mahlabathini District in Kwazulu-Natal

B Mbatha

265-273

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