Vol. 14 No. 1 (2015) | Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Published: 2015-10-29

Indigenous knowledge systems and development

Phillip Higgs

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Adjusting western research techniques to accommodate research in the indigenous realm

Rosemary Chimbala Kalenga

1-11

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Challenges and opportunities for IKS in higher education institutions in South Africa: Politics, ideological, institutional cultures and structural dimensions

Itumeleng Mekoa

12-24

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Integration of indigenous knowledge management into the university curriculum: A case for Makerere University

Elisam Magara

25-41

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The traditional health practitioners act 22 of 2007: A perspective on some of the statute’s strengths and weaknesses

Boyane Tshehla

42-51

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Documenting indigenous knowledge about Africa’s traditional medicine: A myth or a reality?

Charles Akwe Masango, Barthelemy Nyasse

52-66

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Nexus between culture and health: Perceptions and management of malaria in rural Nigeria

Ali Arazeem Abdullahi

67-86

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An experiential investigation into the phenomenon of respect in Zulu culture

Buyi Mbele, Luvuyo Makhaba, Dumisani Nzima, Mandla Hlongwane, Jabu Thwala, David Edwards, Mbali Sibiya, Steve Edwards

87-102

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Heritage resources as vehicles for Africa’s rural economic development

Lesiba Joseph Teffo

103-117

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Enlightened women and polygamy: Voices and perspectives from within

Zamambo Mkhize, Nompumelelo B. Zondi

118-129

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Indigenous approaches to peacemaking and conflict resolution: The case of inter-clans and political conflict in Msinga villages in KwaZulu-Natal province

Rudigi Rukema Joseph

130-141

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Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
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Indigenous knowledge systems and development

DOI:

Adjusting western research techniques to accommodate research in the indigenous realm

DOI:

Challenges and opportunities for IKS in higher education institutions in South Africa: Politics, ideological, institutional cultures and structural dimensions

DOI:

Integration of indigenous knowledge management into the university curriculum: A case for Makerere University

DOI:

The traditional health practitioners act 22 of 2007: A perspective on some of the statute’s strengths and weaknesses

DOI:

Documenting indigenous knowledge about Africa’s traditional medicine: A myth or a reality?

DOI:

Nexus between culture and health: Perceptions and management of malaria in rural Nigeria

DOI:

An experiential investigation into the phenomenon of respect in Zulu culture

DOI:

Heritage resources as vehicles for Africa’s rural economic development

DOI:

Enlightened women and polygamy: Voices and perspectives from within

DOI:

Indigenous approaches to peacemaking and conflict resolution: The case of inter-clans and political conflict in Msinga villages in KwaZulu-Natal province

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