Vol. 122 No. 9/10 (2026) | South African Journal of Science

Who counts?

Leslie Swartz

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“Boy, You Are on Your Own”: Reimagining black masculinity in South Africa

Malose Langa

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Whose environmentalism? A critical reading of ‘Reclaiming African Environmentalism’

Boaventura Monjane

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Democracy’s current Achilles’ heel

Steven Friedman

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Truthful answers to tough South African questions

Gillian Rennie

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Computer history as humanistic method: Labour and technology in Mark Sanders’s 'A Will for the Machine'

Aidan Erasmus

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The decomposition dilemma: Why forensic science needs both humans and pigs

Victoria E. Gibbon, Devin A. Finaughty, Craig A. Keyes, Desiré Brits

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Key findings from the ‘Free-Roaming Cheetah Census – South Africa 2022 to 2025’

Nynke Wemer

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Climate-resilient water supply in South Africa: Bridging science and policy in arid regions

Surina Esterhuyse, Danita Hohne, Fanus Fourie, Craig Sheridan

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The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed

Marthinus J. Booysen

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Response to Booysen (2026) ‘The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed’

Gugu Moche

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Rejoinder to Moche (2026) ‘The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed’

Marthinus J. Booysen

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Simon Mokobane’s contributions to scientific research at Drimolen and beyond

Stephanie E. Baker, Matthew V. Caruana, Andrew Phaswana

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Epistemic justice and invisible clinical labour in South African audiology research

Katijah Khoza-Shangase

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Research participants as hidden contributors: On the epistemic price of anonymity

Simpiwe Sobuwa, Lehana Thabane

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The multilingual brain: A critical review of cognitive advantages

Kate Cockcroft

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The invisible hands that stay: Recognition of the relational labour of research assistants and community researchers

Tiffah Stanley, Leana Snyders, Latiefa Jacobs, Lynn Hendricks

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Addressing the research challenges of early career academics: Evaluating a formal development programme

Regan P. Everts, Adriaan Lochner

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Do school smartphone policies work? A multiple case study of five South African high schools

Daniel B. le Roux, Jennifer Feldman

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Alcohol use before pregnancy recognition among women in seven South African communities

Jacobus G. Louw, Mandi Broodryk, Denis L. Viljoen, Leana Olivier

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How accurate are water quality test strips in South Africa?

Riyaadh Mayet, Craig M. Sheridan, Simone Dahms-Verster

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Automation of gamma-ray spectra: Convolutional neural networks versus traditional machine learning

Vuako Maluleke, Fhulufhelo Nemangwele, Edward Nkadimeng, Ntombizikhona Ndabeni, Peane Maleka

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The search for Pleistocene lion tracks with Indigenous San trackers on South Africa’s coast

Charles W. Helm, Hayley C. Cawthra, #oma Daqm, Jan C. De Vynck, /uce Nǂamce, Clive R. Thompson

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Robert Gordon, François Levaillant and early South African scientific collaboration

Ian Glenn

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Corrigendum: Late Pleistocene and Holocene fauna from Waterfall Bluff Rock Shelter, Mpondoland, South Africa

Sandee Oster, Jerome P. Reynard, Hayley C. Cawthra, Irene Esteban, Justin Pargeter, Eric C. Fisher

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South African Journal of Science
Journal / South African Journal of Science / Vol. 122 No. 9/10 (2026) / Articles

Leader

Who counts?

Book Review

“Boy, You Are on Your Own”: Reimagining black masculinity in South Africa

Whose environmentalism? A critical reading of ‘Reclaiming African Environmentalism’

Democracy’s current Achilles’ heel

Truthful answers to tough South African questions

Computer history as humanistic method: Labour and technology in Mark Sanders’s 'A Will for the Machine'

Scientific Correspondence

The decomposition dilemma: Why forensic science needs both humans and pigs

Invited Commentary

Key findings from the ‘Free-Roaming Cheetah Census – South Africa 2022 to 2025’

Commentary

Climate-resilient water supply in South Africa: Bridging science and policy in arid regions

The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed

Response to Booysen (2026) ‘The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed’

Rejoinder to Moche (2026) ‘The National Research Foundation researcher rating system: An expensive bureaucracy whose time has passed’

Discussion Commentary

Simon Mokobane’s contributions to scientific research at Drimolen and beyond

Epistemic justice and invisible clinical labour in South African audiology research

Research participants as hidden contributors: On the epistemic price of anonymity

Review Article

The multilingual brain: A critical review of cognitive advantages

Research Article

The invisible hands that stay: Recognition of the relational labour of research assistants and community researchers

Addressing the research challenges of early career academics: Evaluating a formal development programme

Do school smartphone policies work? A multiple case study of five South African high schools

Alcohol use before pregnancy recognition among women in seven South African communities

How accurate are water quality test strips in South Africa?

Automation of gamma-ray spectra: Convolutional neural networks versus traditional machine learning

The search for Pleistocene lion tracks with Indigenous San trackers on South Africa’s coast

Robert Gordon, François Levaillant and early South African scientific collaboration

Corrigendum

Corrigendum: Late Pleistocene and Holocene fauna from Waterfall Bluff Rock Shelter, Mpondoland, South Africa

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