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Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Epistemic Justice and Engaged Physics Education at a South African University of Technology

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By Bibin George, Themba Mthethwa, Ayanda Sizwe Zondo
| ru.ac.za
Article Sidebar Abstract Authors How to Cite License George, B. M., Mthethwa, T. M., & Zondo, A. S. (2026). Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Epistemic Justice and Engaged Physics Education at a South African University of Technology. African Journal of Higher Education Community Engagement, 2(2 Special Edition), 62-83. https://doi.org/10.21504/ajhece.v2i2.2941 Article Details How to Cite George, B. M., Mthethwa, T. M., & Zondo, A. S. (2026).
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Ghost fleets and false flags: Hormuz crisis exposes regulatory gaps in Southern Africa

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By Themba Mthethwa
| DefenceWeb Verified
As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global shipping, a shadow “ghost fleet” exploiting landlocked African flags is emerging as a strategic and legal threat—placing new responsibility on South Africa’s maritime authorities. A chokepoint under pressure The strategic fragility of the Strait of Hormuz has once again been exposed. With nearly a quarter of global energy supplies transiting this narrow corridor, even limited disruption reverberates across global markets.
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Why Africa needs its own military ombudsman institutions – and why SA leads the way - defenceWeb

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By Themba Mthethwa
| DefenceWeb Verified
When the International Conference of Ombuds Institutions for the Armed Forces (ICOAF) convenes in Emperors Palace Convention Centre from 7–9 October 2025, the spotlight will once again fall on South Africa. It will be the second time our country hosts this global gathering – the last was in 2018 – and the second hosting underscores South Africa’s unique role on the African continent.
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