Purpose The purpose of this study is to provide current state of knowledge on how the
COVID-19 emergency situation necessitated the behaviour influencing use and acceptance …

In Riotous Deathscapes, Hugo ka Canham presents an understanding of life and death
based on indigenous and black ways of knowing that he terms Mpondo theory. Focusing on …

Coloniality governs who has the right to exist and belong, and who is disposable and
deportable. It determines who has the right to express the full range of their humanity, while …

Within the South African context, psychoanalysis as praxis and research has not located
itself outside of the country's long, violent, and oppressive socio-political past. A major area …

Background: At the end of life, people experiencing structural vulnerability (eg
homelessness, poverty, stigmatization) rely on community service workers to fill gaps in …

Collective grieving during the death and the burial processes of a loved one forms part of the
healing process of many Africans in different contexts. However, with the coronavirus …

In August 2020, prominent race scholar and thinker on anti-racism Ibram X. Kendi wrote an
article in the Atlantic titled,“Is This the Beginning of the End of American Racism?” The …

This contribution engages the work of the contemporary South African Psychologist, Kopano
Ratele, to illustrate the facets of sociopolitical and psychological dimensions of psychology …

Black experiences and discourse concerning citizenship are unique. Moreover, Black
access to full citizenship is often a matter of life and death. The civic purposes driving this …

This special issue of Agenda began with our interest in the type of questions that would
emerge if people centred sites of intimacy and vulnerability that are generally foreclosed …