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Call for papers for Inkanyiso Inkanyiso, an open-access journal, seeks contributions that amplify Global South epistemologies and African knowledge systems. We invite transformative scholarship that challenges dominant narratives and advances decolonial, postcolonial, and Afrocentric perspectives. Watch this...

How busy healthcare professionals can stay CPD compliant Healthcare is a demanding field—long shifts, high-pressure environments, and constant responsibility can leave even the most dedicated professionals stretched thin. Finding time to focus on continued professional development (CPD) can feel like yet another...

From resilience to risk: Climate change and crop pests endanger African indigenous crops As the planet warms and weather becomes more erratic, we are seeing alarming ripple effects on food systems, particularly through rising pressures from pests and diseases. Climate change and crop pests are now emerging as...

Financial inclusion in South Africa: An interview with the authors Why do so many South Africans have basic banking access, but a far smaller number engage with wealth-building financial services? This critical question is at the heart of a research study that explores the drivers of financial inclusion in South...

Introducing The Journal of Social Media AOSIS is pleased to announce the launch of The Journal of Social Media, a pioneering open-access journal dedicated to the study of social media as a multidimensional phenomenon. This journal, led by Editor-in-Chief Dr. Kim Viljoen, emphasises research rooted in the Global...

Why storing your CPD certificates in one place matters Storing your CPD certificates in one place can alleviate the stress of managing them for healthcare professionals. With demanding schedules and the need to comply with regulatory requirements, it’s easy to lose track of certificates. That’s where eCPD®...

Youth unemployment in South Africa: From unemployment to empowerment Youth unemployment in South Africa remains one of the most pressing challenges faced by the country, with high rates impacting not just the economic sphere, but the personal identities and psychological well-being of its youth. Addressing this...

South African Journal of Physiotherapy CiteScore update The South African Journal of Physiotherapy’s Scopus CiteScore has increased from 1.7 in 2023 to 2.2 in 2024. This improvement highlights the journal’s growing impact in the field of physiotherapy. View the journal’s Scopus profile. Scopus’s...

SAFP journal CiteScore update The South African Family Practice (SAFP) journal’s Scopus CiteScore has increased from 1.5 in 2023 to 2.0 in 2024. This improvement highlights the journal’s growing impact in the field of family medicine. View SAFP’s Scopus profile. Scopus’s definition of CiteScore To read...

The mystery of consciousness: ISOP seminar at the University of Pretoria On 13 May 2025, the Interdisciplinary School of Psychology (ISOP) held a seminar in the University of Pretoria’s Merensky Library Auditorium at Hatfield Campus. The event explored the topic, ‘The mystery of consciousness: you are your brain,...

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AOSIS News Centre

Call for papers for ‘Inkanyiso’

How busy healthcare professionals can stay CPD compliant

From resilience to risk: Climate change and crop pests endanger African indigenous crops

Financial inclusion in South Africa: An interview with the authors

Introducing ‘The Journal of Social Media’

Why storing your CPD certificates in one place matters

Youth unemployment in South Africa: From unemployment to empowerment

‘South African Journal of Physiotherapy’ journal CiteScore update

SAFP journal CiteScore update

The mystery of consciousness: ISOP seminar at the University of Pretoria