• Observing without reporting: critiquing the failure of election observers to report preemptive electoral prophecies in Nigeria 

  Ikem, Patrick Afamefune; Oladejo, Abiodun Omotayo (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2022-05-25)

  Although Nigerian elections are sufficiently observed by domestic and international observer groups, the frequent pronouncements of religious leaders claiming to have supernatural insights into election outcomes have never ...
• Symbolic violence: Enactments, articulations and resistances in research and beyond 

  Dlamini, Sipho; Helman, Rebecca; Malherbe, Nick (2018)
• Why are all rapes not grievable? 

  Helman, Rebecca (2017)

  A month after I was raped I am sitting in the waiting room of the Heideveld Thutuleza Care Centre waiting to have an HIV test. On the couch opposite me, there is another womxn.1 She looks about eighteen. She is Black. ...
• Community engagement in instrument design: The Delphi Consensus Technique 

  Ismail, Ghouwa; Taliep, Naiema (2020)
• Symbolic violence: Enactments, articulations and resistances in research and beyond 

  Dlamini, Sipho; Helman, Rebecca; Malherbe, Nick (2018)
• “To Be a Man is not Easy”: Everyday Economic Marginality and Configurations of Masculinity among Rural Ghanaian Youth 

  Dery, Isaac (2019)

  How might an African based knowledge critically cast doubt upon globally hegemonic notions and traditions in understanding and theorizing men and masculinities? This essay examines this question through a critical ...
• Non-experimental research designs: Investigating the spatial distribution and social ecology of male homicide 

  Swart, Lu-Anne; Kramer, Sherianne; Ratele, Kopano; Seedat, Mohamed (2019)
• Frequently asked questions about African psychology 

  Ratele, Kopano (2017)

  Recent work on African psychology (Long, 2016; Makhubela, 2016; Nwoye, 2015) has restaged, and at times perhaps worsened, the decades-old confusion about the definition, scope, impetus for, and ultimate aims of an ...
• Energy impoverishment and burns: The case for an expedited, safe and inclusive energy transition in South Africa 

  Van Niekerk, Ashley; Kimemia, David; Seedat, Mohamed; Annegarn, Harold (SAJS, 2022-03-29)

  Energy poverty is the constrained access to modern forms of energy. In South Africa, energy impoverished communities are dependent on a mixture of solid fuels (e.g. wood or coal) and hydrocarbons such as paraffin. These, ...
• Decoloniality as a social issue for psychological study 

  Ratele, Kopano; Reddy, Geetha; Adams, Glenn; Suffla, Shahnaaz (Wiley, 2022-03-29)

  This article provides a theoretical introduction to a two-installment special issue on decolonial approaches to the psychological study of social issues. Decolonial approaches propose that colonial violence is not confined ...
• “If It’s Yellow, Let It Mellow, If It’s Brown, Let It Drown”: Examining the Health Effects of Drought-Induced Water Rationing for Sanitary Needs 

  Oladejo, Abiodun Omotayo (Management and Economics Research Journal, 2022-02-01)

  This paper focuses on the impacts of water stress on health outcomes. It specifically investigates the health effects of insufficiency of water for sanitary needs in drought-affected households. A focus group discussion ...
• Drought and Public Health Challenges: Analysing causations and interventions 

  Oladejo, Abiodun Omotayo (2022-02)

  Water stress, occasioned by irregular and insufficient rainfall, has been found to have far-reaching impacts on human lives and livelihoods. Often, these impacts have been linked to agriculture, industry and household water ...
• Socio-economic situational analysis of tea plantation workers: a case study from Lubachhara Tea Garden, Sylhet 

  Hossain, S.M Sohrab; Khan, Anisur Rahman; Islam, M.D Zohurul; Khandaker, Shahriar (2018)

  Tea is the second most highly consumed beverage in the world. The British colonial rulers introduced tea plantation in the early 1830s in the Indian subcontinent. Since then, it has been cultivated and consumed in ...
• Fatal drowning in the Western Cape, South Africa: a 7-year retrospective, epidemiological study 

  Saunders, Colleen Jayne; Adriaanse, Robyn; Simons, Abigail; Van Niekerk, Ashley (2019)

  Introduction Drowning is a neglected public health threat in low-income and middle-income countries where the greatest drowning burden is observed. There is a paucity of drowning surveillance data from low-resource ...
• The incidence and characteristics of homicides in elderly compared with non-elderly age groups in Johannesburg, South Africa 

  Swart, Lu-Anne; Buthelezi, S; Seedat, Mohamed (2019)

  Background. Even though the rate of eldercide (homicide in the age group ≥60 years) in South Africa (SA) is higher than the global rate, it receives little attention compared with homicide in younger (<60 years) age ...
• Reflections on the development and utility of a participatory community violence surveillance methodology 

  Isobell, Deborah; Taliep, Naiema; Lazarus, Sandy; Seedat, Mohamed; Toerien, Esmeralda (2018)

  The goal of this study was to illustrate the development and utility of a community violence surveillance methodology, as a component of a larger participatory violence prevention project in a low-income South African ...
• Why are all rapes not grievable? 

  Helman, Rebecca (2018)
• Some basic questions about (a) decolonizing Africa(n)-centred psychology considered 

  Ratele, Kopano; Cornell, Josephine; Dlamini, Sipho; Helman, Rebecca; Malherbe, Nick; Titi, Neziswa (2018)

  Conceptual disagreement remains rife with regard to African psychology with some scholars mistakenly equating it to, for example, ethnotheorizing and traditional healing, while others confound African psychology with ...
• Expanding conceptions of liberation: Holding Marxisms with liberation psychology 

  Malherbe, Nick (2018)

  By considering how psychologists are able to hold (that is, support distinctive ontologies) Liberation Psychology (LP) with Marxisms, this article interrogates psychological approaches to liberation in two ways. First, ...
• You, them, us, we, too? … online–offline, individual– collective, forgotten– remembered, harassment– violence 

  Hearn, Jeff (2018)

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