African Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Environmental Management
MAYASHREE CHINSAMY (University of KwaZulu-Natal,South Africa)
(Human Ecology Special Issue No. 21)
CONTENTS
Editorial
Nelson Ijumba and Hassan Kaya • Energy Resources and Environmental Conflicts in Africa: Implications on Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Environmental Policy
Hassan O. Kaya and Motheo Koitsiwe • African Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Natural Disaster Management in North West Province, South Africa
PhumzileNomnga and Mfundo Shakes Scott • A Pragmatic ICT4D Approach to Environmental Ethics for Rural and Marginalised Areas (RMAs): The Perspicacity of Dwesa Community
Samuel MukuluOrecho, Alfred N.N. Muzuka and Mark Kelvin Mte • Indigenous Knowledge in Governance of REDD+ for Climate Change Mitigation in Tanzania: Opportunities and Challenges
F.A. Ruffin • Sacred Space of African Indigenous Forces of Nature: Environmental Ethics for the African Diaspora
NolwaziDlamini and Hassan O. Kaya • Environmental Security, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Implications for Food Security in South Africa
Hassan O. Kaya • Indigenous Knowledge and Biodiversity for Sustainable Food Security in South Africa
SnehalathaVadigi • Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Formal Scientific Research for Climate Change
Danford T. Chibvongodze • Ubuntu is Not Only about the Human! An Analysis of the Role of African Philosophy and Ethics in Environment Management
Felix Olorunfemi, MayowaFasona, Grace Oloukoi, Peter Elias and Vide Adedayo • Traditional Knowledge in the Use and Management of Forest Ecosystem for Livelihoods and Food Security in Nigerian Savanna
H.O. Kaya and G.M. Nkondo • African Indigenous Languages and the Millennium Development Goals in South Africa
F.A. Ruffin, L.J. Teffo and H.O. Kaya • African Indigenous Languages and Environmental Communication
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