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Water insecurity and climate change are reshaping Southern Africa’s future, and rigorous scholarship is urgently needed to meet the challenge head-on. Read the full call: ow.ly/lCfT50YZsNW #AOSIS #WaterSecurity

#ICYMI: Explore our latest open-access books on SDG 17! •A God Who Cares? •Envisioning a promising Africa from diverse perspectives … and more! Have ideas on #SDG17? Submit your book proposal! Read the blog: ow.ly/WeaX50YNRsl #AOSIS

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#ICYMI: The 'African Journal of Disability' (AJOD) is seeking two Associate Editors with expertise in areas covered by the focus and scope of the journal to join its Editorial Team. Deadline for applications: 15 May 2026. Read: ow.ly/47yK50YP01f #AOSIS

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The 'African Journal of Disability' (AJOD) is seeking two Associate Editors with expertise in areas covered by the focus and scope of the journal to join its Editorial Team. Deadline for applications: 15 May 2026. Read: ow.ly/47yK50YP01f #AOSIS #AJOD

Featured Article Daniel J. Pratt Morris Chapman revisits the Council of Nicaea through the Akan worldview, challenging postmodern skepticism with epistemological particularism. Read his interview on this innovative approach to #ContextualTheology: ow.ly/3NKl50YIRrn #AOSIS

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On #WorldBookDay, we are pleased to share a curated selection of recently published open-access books focusing on SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals. Have ideas on SDG 17? Submit your book proposal! Read the blog: ow.ly/WeaX50YNRsl #AOSIS

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Introducing the new Editors-in-Chief of the OA journal 'Koedoe: African Protected Area #ConservationAndScience'! Thank you Prof. Abel Ramoelo (@SANSA7) for your dedicated service. View the Editorial Board: ow.ly/RxvN50YJPsl Journal affiliation: @SANParks #AOSIS

Featured Article Daniel J. Pratt Morris Chapman revisits the Council of Nicaea through the Akan worldview, challenging postmodern skepticism with epistemological particularism. Read his interview on this innovative approach to #ContextualTheology: ow.ly/3NKl50YIRrn #AOSIS

Read the OA essay collection ‘Ukonga among women in rural spaces: A Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund-inspired community project’, edited by Joyce Mdiniso, Allucia Shokane & Mapule Cheela. Read at: doi.org/10.4102/aosis.… Funded by: Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund #AOSIS #Ukonga

Read the OA edited collection ‘Empowering self-directed learners through digital innovation and open educational practices’, edited by Dorothy Laubscher, Chantelle Bosch & Marry Mdakane. Read at: doi.org/10.4102/aosis.… Funded by: @theNWU #AOSIS #SelfDirectedLearning

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Read the open-access edited collection ‘Ubuntu: A multidisciplinary perspective to understanding and application’, edited by Simangele Mayisela, Roshini Pillay & Mzikazi Nduna. Read at: doi.org/10.4102/aosis.… Funded by: @WitsUniversity #AOSIS #Ubuntu

Explore our latest open-access books on SDG 5! •Making a mark •Who cares? … and more! Have ideas on SDG 5? Submit your book proposal! Read the blog: ow.ly/752X50Yz6qM #AOSIS #SDG5

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Read the open-access edited collection ‘Theological pedagogies: Reflections on person, place, process and practices in teaching and learning theology in times of crisis’, edited by Shantelle Weber, Bård Norheim & Ian Nell. Read: doi.org/10.4102/aosis.… #AOSIS #Pedagogy

PHCFM celebrates #WomensHealth research to honour #WomensHistoryMonth! We feature recent studies that deal with complex women's health themes, including Menopause, SRH, IPV, NCDs, and more – helping shape inclusive health systems: ow.ly/b7K850Yyw7X