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Medicalised maternity : an investigation into women's experiences of medicalised childbirth
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Humanising childbirth in South Africa : the role of indigenous midwives in countering obstetric violence
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Awareness and desirability of the Nigerian antenatal women about analgesia use during childbirth
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Womens childbirth experiences in two public hospitals in Lesotho
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Beyond blood: experiences of kinship by previously incarcerated women in Cape Town, South Africa
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Adolescents' experiences of care during childbirth in health facilities in rural Northern Uganda: a mixed-methods study
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South African media and childbirth: an analysis of Living and Loving
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Negotiating livelihood and belonging: a study of African migrant women in Cape Town, South Africa
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Beyond sexy is what’s needed: The experiences of women employed in a luxury VIP nightclub in Cape Town
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Enterprising Somali refugees in Cape Town: beyond informality, beyond the spaza shop
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Knowledge and perception of pregnant women to episiotomy in Ibadan.
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Navigating their way : African migrant youth and their experiences of schooling in Cape Town
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Migrant churches and missional praxis : a case of AFM Shona speaking assemblies in Cape Town
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Xenophobic exclusion and masculinities among Zimbabwean male migrants : the case of Cape Town and Stellenbosch
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Exploring women’s cultural experiences during pregnancy and childbirth among the Kalenjin in Kenya : towards a culturally driven safe care framework
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Cape Town central city study, 1972
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Perceived Factors Influencing the Utilization of Traditional Birth Attendants in Akinyele Local Government, Ibadan, Nigeria
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The knowledge of the registration of the role of the doula in the facilitation of natural child birth
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The growth and development of Cape Town
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Changing identities in urban South Africa : an interpretation of narratives in Cape Town
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Young women's access to sexual and reproductive healthcare services in Cape Town
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Association between anxiety, depression and gestational weight gain in pregnant women living with HIV and without HIV in Cape Town, South Africa
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An investigation into the most appropriate prediction method for birth outcomes and maternal morbidity, and the influence of socioeconomic status in a group of preganant women in Khayelitsha, South Africa
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Street homelessness in urban Cape Town: an exploratory study of the lived experiences of people living on the streets
