Reading & Writing – Journal of the Reading Association of South Africa is an open access, peer reviewed inter-disciplinary and inter-professional scholarly journal that explores how literacy is defined, enacted and promoted in a range of institutional, socio-cultural and disciplinary contexts', particularly within Africa and other developing countries.
The journal publishes original articles that provoke debate, explores issues and posit solutions about literacy interventions, practices and education. It focuses on and relates to transnational and translocal literacies associated with immigrants and mobile people in African settings. The aim is to design literacy practices in education to stimulate community based socio-economic transformation and development in Africa.
The journal offers the breadth of outlook to promote interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches that can stretch and invigorate our send of what concepts and approaches are productive in the field of literacy education.

RéSource is a leading magazine in the field of integrated resource management, encouraging recycling and re-use practices, and analysing waste streams and processes in various industries. The journal contributes to the goals and mission of the institute committing itself to "... protecting the environment and people of southern Africa from the adverse effects of poor waste management..."
RéSource's editorial is not restricted to solid waste, but includes a focus on cleaner production and sustainable development. To this end it has gained the support of vocational bodies, which support integrated resources management: Association of Environmental Lawyers, the Chemical and Allied Industries Association (CAIA), the Geological Society of southern Africa, the Glass Recycling Association, Keep Durban Beautiful, the National Recycling Forum, the Plastics Federation, the South African Waste Management Employers Associations (SWAMEA), the SA Institute of Engineering Geologists and the Responsible Container Management Association of Southern Africa (RCMASA). The long-standing partnership with the institute and its supporting bodies offers RéSource the scope and insight to effectively report on the trends and practices in these spheres.
The RéSource team constantly interacts with readers and reacts to specific needs, imparting knowledge through current, relevant and interesting editorial.
The ABC circulation is continually updated.

The Journal aims to publish significant new research in development finance research and will strive to establish a balance between theoretical and empirical studies. It aims to accomplish the following:

• publish leading-edge research that further our understanding and use of development finance;
• establish an outstanding level of academic rigor that will ensure the publication of first class development finance research;
• appeal to a broad cross-section of readers, including both the academic audience as well as practitioners of finance.

Risk Management serves the information and communication needs of the occupational, health, safety and environmental management professions. The monthly magazine features legislation, training, consulting, standardisation, certification and employment news, specialist analysis, products and services.

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.