Joshua Mawere

Joshua Mawere is currently a lecturer at the University of Venda, South Africa. His research interest focuses on research on the efficacy of customary tenure as a tool for rural development and food security in South Africa. Skills and expertise are in African Indigenous Knowledge Systems and indigenous customary laws.

Publications

Green Energy Solutions in Africa: Rediscovering Indigenous Knowledge for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Green Energy Solutions in Africa: Rediscovering Indigenous Knowledge for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Joshua Mawere. © 2024. 19 pages.
This study robustly explores green energy solutions in Africa, underscoring the imperative rediscovery of indigenous knowledge amid the fourth industrial revolution (4IR). It...
The Role and Significance of Traditional Leadership in South African Local Governance
The Role and Significance of Traditional Leadership in South African Local Governance
Joshua Mawere, Pfarelo Eve Matshidze, Stewart Lee Kugara, Thanyani Madzivhandila. © 2022. 25 pages.
Traditional leadership in South Africa pre-existed both the colonial and apartheid systems of governance and was the main known system of governance amongst indigenous people. In...