About the Journal
Utambuzi is a KiSwahili word which can be translated as ‘insight’, ‘diagnosis’ or ‘recognition’, which captures the journal’s central aim and objectives:
- to provide empirical and theoretical insight into the ever-changing landscape of religion on the African continent and its global diaspora, both historically and today.
- to diagnose, or critically an
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Current Issue
Vol. 6 No. 1 (2023): Religious Beliefs, Health Seeking and Health Provision Behaviours in Botswana
Editorial
Editor's Note
Abstract 318 | PDF Downloads 23Page 1-2
Articles
Introduction
Abstract 262 | PDF Downloads 23Page 3-7
Botswana Health Policies and Alternative Health Services
Abstract 352 | PDF Downloads 230Page 8-16
Major Determinants of Health Seeking Behaviour
Abstract 352 | PDF Downloads 186Page 17-25
The Role of Religious and Traditional Beliefs on Botswana Medical Practitioners’ Health Provision Behaviours
Abstract 292 | PDF Downloads 192Page 26-39
The Ethics of Collaboration
Abstract 283 | PDF Downloads 72Page 40-51
Interprofessional Collaboration of Health Care Providers in Botswana
Abstract 85 | PDF Downloads 42Page 52-65
Pastoral Caregivers in Botswana Government Hospitals
Abstract 53 | PDF Downloads 40Page 66-75
Religion and Spirituality in Health and Medical Education
Abstract 323 | PDF Downloads 93Page 76-89
The Need for Incorporating Health and Healing in Theological Education in Africa
Abstract 343 | PDF Downloads 189Page 90-99