"The military wanted to see a Zulu dance": white history and black anthropology in the Natal narrative, c. 1890-1905

The voices of women in the South African War

AIDS in the context of South Africa's epidemic history: preliminary historical thoughts

Unequal balance: HIV/AIDS and health care programmes in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

"Almost a public calamity": prostitutes, "nurseboys", and attempts to control venereal diseases in colonial Natal, 1886-1890

Migrancy and HIV/AIDS: a historical perspective

Schools, sport and Britishness: young white Natal, 1902-1961

"Accepting the group, but not the area": the South African Chinese and the Group Area Act

Scientism, social research and the limits of "South Africanism": the case of Ernst Gideon Malherbe

Public health in the era of South Africa's syphilis epidemic of the 1930s and 1940s

The white man's body: Danish gymnasts in South Africa, 1939

"Poor whiteism", white maternal mortality, and the promotion of public health in South Africa: the Department of Public Health's endorsement of contraceptive services, 1930-1938

Muti ritual murder in Natal: from chiefs to commoners (1900-1930)

Dry bones: the return of Nontetha, an Eastern Cape prophet

Government responses to HIV/AIDS in South Africa as reported in the media, 1983-1994

A "public health nuisance": the Victoria Street Early Morning Squatters Market, 1910-1934

Histories of reproductive health and the control of sexually transmitted disease in Southern Africa: a century of controversy

Missionary doctors and African healers in mid-Victorian South Africa

The suppression of mixed marriages among LMS missionaries in South Africa before 1820