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SAMSS 2014 Awards

SAMSS 2014 Awards

23 July 2014 • Announcements & Notices
Congratulations to Prof. Mark Gibbons, Mr Phumlile Cotiyane and Mr Denham Parker who were among the award recipients at the recent 15th Southern African Marine Sciences Symposium (SAMSS) held at Stellenbosch during July 2014. Prof. Gibbons...
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Contextualising structural factors in HIV prevention

Contextualising structural factors in HIV prevention

21 July 2014 • New publications
To coincide with the 20th International AIDS Congress, the African Journal of AIDS Research has just published a new special issue entitled “Contextualising structural factors in HIV prevention.” The special issue, in Volume 13 (2)...
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Bush Encroachment – changes, causes, consequences and cures

Bush Encroachment – changes, causes, consequences and cures

16 July 2014 • Announcements & Notices
The latest issue of the African Journal of Range & Forage Science is a Special Issue entitled "Bush Encroachment – changes, causes, consequences and cures." The issue deals with bush encroachment of rangeland and savanna in southern Africa...
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SALALS accepting manuscripts through ScholarOne

SALALS accepting manuscripts through ScholarOne

9 July 2014 • Announcements & Notices
NISC is delighted to announce that the Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies journal is now accepting manuscripts through ScholarOne! ScholarOne Manuscripts is an easy to use tool allowing authors to submit work quickly through a comprehensive...
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Welcoming a New Journal

Welcoming a New Journal

1 July 2014 • Announcements & Notices
Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies is a brand new, quarterly title to be published by the NISC/Taylor&Francis collaboration. Launched in 2014, this journal covers research pertaining to literature, culture and arts of the Eastern Africa...
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