Vol. 8 No. 2 (2009) | Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Published: 2015-05-01

Foreword: Indigenous knowledge systems and community development

T Sodi, Q N Mkabela

v-ix

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Diagnostic practices of izangoma in Durban, South Africa

W Ogana

115-126

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Taile, the traditional healer: A psychologist’s view of healing in a Northern Sotho community

T Sodi

127-137

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Indigenous African art and healing: forgotten memories, planting memories of tomorrow

P P Ntuli

138-146

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Figurative and poetic language in indigenous healing: An African perspective

M Makgopa, M Koma

147-157

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Indigenous knowledge system of bush tea from the local people in Venda

Z J Rakuambo, E S du Toit, P Soundy, J Olivier

158-162

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Brewing and consumptions practices of indigenous traditional beer in a typical South African semi-urban area

J F R Lues, B K Ikalafeng, M Maharasoa, K Shale, E Pool

163-174

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Psychological counselling and indigenous African knowledge systems in South African context

H M Vogel

175-188

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Are there distinctive indigenous methods of inquiry?

L Le Grange

189-198

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The relevance of language in the process of indigenising life skills education in South Africa: A social work perspective

J C Makhubele, L I Qalinge

199-208

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Trends and current status of indigenous knowledge among the inhabitants of the Turkwel riverine in Kenya

T E Akuja, B M Mutua, A Y Guliye, C M Gichaba, M W Ngigi, M Karachi, S A Abdulrazak

209-217

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Local knowledge as a source of community resilience

S Shava, C Zazu, K Tidball, R O'Donoghue

218-229

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Constraints to the economic activities of women in rural areas

N Dyubhele, P le Roux, R Mears

230-240

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

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Diagnostic practices of izangoma in Durban, South Africa

DOI:

Taile, the traditional healer: A psychologist’s view of healing in a Northern Sotho community

DOI:

Indigenous African art and healing: forgotten memories, planting memories of tomorrow

DOI:

Figurative and poetic language in indigenous healing: An African perspective

DOI:

Indigenous knowledge system of bush tea from the local people in Venda

DOI:

Brewing and consumptions practices of indigenous traditional beer in a typical South African semi-urban area

DOI:

Psychological counselling and indigenous African knowledge systems in South African context

DOI:

Are there distinctive indigenous methods of inquiry?

DOI:

The relevance of language in the process of indigenising life skills education in South Africa: A social work perspective

DOI:

Trends and current status of indigenous knowledge among the inhabitants of the Turkwel riverine in Kenya

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Local knowledge as a source of community resilience

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Constraints to the economic activities of women in rural areas

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