Vol. 19 No. 1 (2020) | Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems

The cosmological convergence of tribal laws and the bible

Berrington Ntombela

1-11

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Utilising intangible cultural heritage to manage the knowledge of indigenous beads making within Krobo communities in Ghana

Beatrice Korkor Agyemang, Luyanda Dube, Patrick Ngulube

12-28

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Tatodi among The Bangwaketse

Mishack T. Gumbo, Keleco J.N. Karel

29-46

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Application of Ubuntu as innovative human resources practice to retain academic staff at Sunyani Technical University, Ghana

Tabita Ladzeh Akpey-Mensah, Mammo Muchie

47-57

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Manifestation of gender inequality in some Zulu proverbs that reflect patriarchal domination of women (by men) within the Zulu cultural context

Tholakele Henrietta Chiliza, Mfundo Mandla Masuku

58-69

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Landscapes of Roora and death in modern society: Phenomenological reflections on the Kuroora guva custom among the Shona people of Buhera, Zimbabwe

Ben Humbe, Luvuyo Ntombana

70-82

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Music and religion as a useful means of promoting unity in Bapedi society

Morakeng Edward Kenneth Lebaka

83-95

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The use of indigenous knowledge systems in soil classification, appraisal and soil productivity rating for maize cropping: A case of the Xhosa speaking people in Raymond Mhlaba Municipality, South Africa

A. Manyevere, P.N.S. Mnkeni, M.C. Laker, P. Muchaonyerwa

96-109

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The paradox of internationalising higher education through Ubuntu philosophy

Phefumula Nyoni

110-125

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Engaging traditional leaders in municipal governance: The case of South African Municipalities

Prince Chukwuneme Enwereji

126-140

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Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
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Articles

The cosmological convergence of tribal laws and the bible

Utilising intangible cultural heritage to manage the knowledge of indigenous beads making within Krobo communities in Ghana

Tatodi among The Bangwaketse

Application of Ubuntu as innovative human resources practice to retain academic staff at Sunyani Technical University, Ghana

Manifestation of gender inequality in some Zulu proverbs that reflect patriarchal domination of women (by men) within the Zulu cultural context

Landscapes of Roora and death in modern society: Phenomenological reflections on the Kuroora guva custom among the Shona people of Buhera, Zimbabwe

Music and religion as a useful means of promoting unity in Bapedi society

The use of indigenous knowledge systems in soil classification, appraisal and soil productivity rating for maize cropping: A case of the Xhosa speaking people in Raymond Mhlaba Municipality, South Africa

The paradox of internationalising higher education through Ubuntu philosophy

Engaging traditional leaders in municipal governance: The case of South African Municipalities

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