Intimate crimes: heroin and the rise of amaphara in South Africa

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Modern African Studies, March 2021

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RT @manofcolor_: "The term ‘amaphara’, possibly derived from ‘parasites’, burst into South African public culture in the 2010s to refer to…

05 Jun 2023

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@SineNtombi_ @adrowningpisces a paper by mark hunter, https://t.co/SJmgnRpyxe

05 Jun 2023

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"The term ‘amaphara’, possibly derived from ‘parasites’, burst into South African public culture in the 2010s to refer to petty thieves addicted to a heroin-based drug locally called whoonga/nyaope." link:https://t.co/SJmgnRpyxe

05 Jun 2023

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RT @jmodafstudies: New article from Mark Hunter the rise of amaphara in South Africa https://t.co/EygSy4EoM6

24 Mar 2021

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