Open Access

The Open Journal of Implant Dentistry, the official journal of SASDI, provides a novel and influential avenue for research and commentary on major clinical and practical challenges in implant dentistry, particularly from an African perspective. The journal aims to share insight into evidence- and practice-based research amongst the professionals within the dental community to enhance and promote a universal standard of practice and clinical care.

With its unique focus, the journal facilitates the exchange of knowledge between general practitioners and specialists in order to provide critical information to researchers, educators and policy makers.

• scientific development related to bone biology and healing
• implant surfaces and their relationships to surrounding tissues
• computer-aided surgical guides and navigation
• computer-aided prosthetic guides
• implant loading protocols
• immediate implant placement protocols
• biomaterials related to bone induction and conduction augmentation
• surgical methods related to implant placement
• prosthetic methods
• methods determining implant stability
• implant maintenance protocols
• management of implant complication and failures
• wound healing and osseointegration (that is, structural and functional connection between living bone and the surface of a load-bearing artificial implant)
• bone and soft tissue augmentation
• diagnostic radiology
• new technological developments
• biomaterials and biomechanics
• presurgical prosthetic planning
• pain management and infection control procedures
• restorative and aesthetic strategies
• temporization strategies
• medico-legal considerations
• behavioural aspects and marketing of dental implants
• impression taking and provisionalization
• implant and prosthetic design
• digital impressions
• volumetric tomography
• implant surfaces
• preventative maintenance
• epidemiology (success and survival rates)

Pioneer in peer reviewed open access electronic publishing, Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal publishes contributions relevant to development in the South African constitutional state. This means that most contributions will concern some aspect of constitutionalism or the law relating to development. The fact that the South African constitutional state is the focus does not limit the content of PER to the South African legal system, since development law and constitutionalism are excellent themes for comparative work and international law. Therefore, contributions on any aspect or discipline of the law are welcomed.

Quest: Science for South Africa is a full-colour, quarterly, popular science magazine aimed specifically at the youth and the general public who have an interest in the sciences. It aims to present the country’s (South Africa’s) foremost scientific work in an accessible form and can be used to support curricula work at various levels and institutions. Quest is distributed to public high schools with science departments, universities, libraries, science centres, government departments, parliamentary committees, embassies, NGOs, TVETs and resource centres. Quest is also available at selected national science events, science Olympiads, DST events and Focus weeks and at various communal functions.

The Entomological Society of Southern Africa, is and independent organisation, founded in 1937, that strives to promote Entomology in Africa. Membership comprises more than 600 individuals, scientific organisations and libraries from countries around the world.
The Society is recognised by the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions, is affiliated to the Joint Council of Scientific Societies, and is represented on various other scientific bodies.
Rostrum is the Society's newsletter which appears twice a year in March and September.

SA Heart is the official publication of the South African Heart Association, the organisation representing the professional interests of all cardiologists and cardio-thoracic surgeons in the country.
The Journal publishes peer reviewed articles dealing withcardiovascular disease, including original research, topical reviews, state-of-the-art papers and viewpoints. Regular features include an ECG quiz, image in cardiology and local guidelines. Case reports are considered for publication only if the case or cases are truly unique, incorporates a relevant review of the literature and makes a contribution to improved future patient management.

The SA Waterbulletin (continued by Water Wheel) is a two monthly magazine on water and water research published by the South African Water Research Commission (WRC), a statutory organisation established in 1971 by Act of Parliament.,

Scholia features critical and pedagogical articles and reviews on a diverse range of subjects dealing with classical antiquity, including late antique, medieval, Renaissance and early modern studies related to the classical tradition; in addition, there is news about museums and articles on classical artefacts in museums in New Zealand and the J. A. Barsby Essay.,

Scriptura is an independent journal which publishes contributions in the fields of Bible, Religion and Theology refereed by peers. It is international in scope but special attention is given to topics and issues emerging from or relevant to Southern Africa. Scriptura publishes contributions in English but also in other languages relevant to the Southern African region (such as Afrikaans, Xhosa, Sesotho, Zulu, French and German).

Co-published with Taylor & Francis.

Published by Medpharm Publications, an independently owned proudly South African voice in the medical and pharmaceutical arena. South African Family Practice, incorporating Geneeskunde (SAFP/G) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal, which strives to provide primary care physicians and researchers with a broad range of scholarly work in the disciplines of Family Medicine, Primary Health Care, Rural Medicine, District Health and other related fields. The Journal publishes original research, clinical reviews, and pertinent commentary that advance the knowledge base of these disciplines. The content of SAFP/G is designed to reflect and support further development of the broad basis of general medical practice through original research and critical review of evidence in important clinical areas; as well as to provide practitioners with continuing professional development material.

The Centre for Socio-Legal Studies publishes this annual reference book and the Media & Publishing Unit produces, markets and distributes the publication.
This review of legal and related developments in specific areas of human rights was first published in 1990. The publication documents the legal, social and political implications of the transition to democracy and the deregulation of apartheid. It details changes in legislation, key legal precedents, and findings of commissions.
The yearbook covers developments in the areas of: capital punishment; children's rights; conscription; constitutional developments; detention; education; elections; environment; health; homelands; land; legal representation; local government; policing; prisoners' rights; sexual orientation; and women's rights.