African research methods (examples, literature etc)

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Journal of Social Issues in Non-Communicable Conditions and Disability

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Ubuntu Lecture 2022
Theme: African research methodologies

Online, Friday 25 November 2022, 9am Central Africa Time

The African Social Work Network is organizing the inaugural Ubuntu Annual Lecture in November 2022. Registration opens on 1 September 2022. Details are available here: https://africasocialwork.net/events/ If you would like to make a short presentation or lecture during the day, please email asw@africasocialwork.net

African Journal of Social Work (AJSW)

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Charity Ngozi UZUEGBU and Udeze Onyinye NNENNA
Awareness and knowledge of family life education services among Nigerian youth implications for social work

RAI, Dipak Raj and DANGAL, Megh Raj
Seasonal migration as strategy for livelihood diversification and environmental adaptation in Nepal

Gamachu GISHE, Tamirat HAILU, Ramato AMAN, Sisay DANGO
The perceptions of community members about coronavirus pandemic- A case study of Robe and Shashemene towns, Oromia Ethiopia

Vincent MABVURIRA and Dickson MACHIMBIDZA
Cyberbullying among high school learners in Zimbabwe Motives and effects

Nimonam Daraje AMANU and Taye Dida AREDO
Social work field education in Wallaga University, Ethiopia Challenges and opportunities from the perspectives of students, faculty liaisons and agency supervisors

ALAMU Oluwaseyi Isaiah
Challenges of Social Work in Nigeria – A policy agenda

Simon M. KANG’ETHE

Coping opportunities and deficits displayed by People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in Alice region, Eastern Cape, South Africa: Social work implications

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People centred - The Journal of Development Administration (JDA)

ISSN (Print): 2218 4899, ISSN (Online) 2788-8169

The JDA is now indexed in the African Journals Online (AJOL) database.

Volume 7 | Issue 2 | 2022

Dzingirayi, P., Shawatu, M. and Chitiga, P. (2022). The participation of gender equity in artisanal small-scale mining in Zimbabwe. People centred – The Journal of Development Administration (JDA), 7(2), 38-45.

Akashraj D. and Misomsa B. U. (2022). Roles and challenges of Idirs in Local Socio-Economic Development: A Case of Ambo Town, Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia. People centred – The Journal of Development Administration (JDA), 7(2), 46-53

Chikoko,W., Nyabeze K., Zvokuomba, K., Mwapaura K. and Mhizha S. (2022). “Hook-up” and Substance abuse among street children of Harare Central Business District, Zimbabwe: implications for development work. People centred – The Journal of Development Administration (JDA), 7(2), 54-61.

Mwapaura, K., Mhiripiri, W. and Bhala C. E. (2022). Parental perspectives on teacher strikes in Seke Rural District Council, Zimbabwe: Implications for development work. People centred – The Journal of Development Administration (JDA), 7(2), 62-68

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