African Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of African Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Reviewed, Revised, Rejected15
Silent Agents of Nationalist Struggle? Women of Mozambique, Fighting a War Within a War10
Reconceptualising Media Ownership and Shifting Power Relations in an Emerging Digital Media Framework9
Staying a ‘Real Man’: Sexual Performance Concerns and Alternative Masculinities Among Young Men in Urban Tanzania5
Home, Diaspora and Beyond: Exploring Notions of Belonging Among Zimbabwean Migrants in South Africa5
Anti-Politics and Free Maternal Health Services in Kilifi County, Kenya5
‘Then … Horror! Horror!': Laughter, Terror and Rebellion in the Unpublished Plays of H.I.E. Dhlomo4
Nationhood and Ethnic Ideology: Examining Selected Cartoon Paratexts in Kwani?3
Laying Waste to History: Recyclia and Urban Art Traditions in Mozambique3
Urbanised Ageing and Strategic Welfare Space in a Namibian Former Township2
Healing the Nation: Christian Missionaries, Colonial Healthcare and Disease Prevention in Northern Rhodesia 1924-19602
The Fluidity of Patriarchy: Kinship, Tradition and the Prevention of Gendered Violence in Lugbaraland, Uganda2
Masculinity, Carceral Discipline and the Gang Life2
Citizenship Attitudes and Social Inequality Among Moroccan University Students2
Rereading Burying SM as a ‘Social Reproduction Text’2
Harassments, Assaults and Murders: The Travails of Ghana’s Libertarian Press2
Sincere Intimacy, Genre and Heterotopology of a Confessional Public2
The Politics of the Penis: Post-Apartheid Zulu Nationalism and Martial Masculinity, ca 1999 to 20181
Popular Culture and Decolonisation: Themes, Tropes and Trajectories in Nigerian Hip Hop1
Guns, Truncheons and the Virus: An Analysis of Liberation War Ideology in the Covid-19 Pandemic Response in Zimbabwe1
The Discourse of Secession in Novuyo Rosa Tshuma’s House of Stone1
‘Such a Thing Does Not Have a Name in his Country’: Entanglements of Diaspora and ‘Home’ Homes in the Zimbabwean Short Story of Crisis1
I Shall Live and not Perish: Revisiting Revise and Resubmit1
Bleeding from One Generation to the Next: The Media and the Constructions of Gukurahundi Postmemories by University Students in Zimbabwe1
The Structural Violence of Imperial Trusteeship in Postcolonial Governmentality1
The Exclusion of Ubuntu from South Africa’s Constitution: Implications for Pan-Africanism and Violent ‘Xenophobia’1
They are Just for Making Nyángá : Ethnosemiotic Significance of Waist Beads Among Young Women in Nigeria1
Violence and African Philosophy: Beyond Reaction and Mimicry1
‘Take my Child and May She Love You’: ‘Opting In’ to Orphan Status in Central Kenya, 1860 to present1
Foreigners in the South African Media: A Critical Discourse Analysis1
Mbeki’s ‘I am an African’ Speech: Mobilising Psycho-Political Resources for Political Reconstitution of Post-Apartheid South Africa1
Agency and Violence in Frantz Fanon’s Psychiatric Writings1
Catching the Disc: Panopticism, Surveillance and Punishment as a Pedagogical Tool in the Acquisition of Colonial Languages in Post-Colonial Schooling1
Trans(forming) Archives: Speculative Biographies of Ethiopians Between and Beyond Genders1
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