All Stories

  1. Regulation of British low-cost airlines flying to Africa in the 1950s.
  2. China builds airports instead of air routes in Africa
  3. Chandra Bhimull, Empire in the Air: Airline Travel and the African Diaspora
  4. Kenda Mutongi, Matatu: A History of Popular Transportation in NairobiMutongiKenda, Matatu: A History of Popular Transportation in Nairobi (Chicago, IL, University of Chicago Press, 2017); 350pp., £22.50, ISBN 978-0226471396.
  5. Fascism, Aviation and Mythical Modernity
  6. Book ReviewsHartJennifer, Ghana on the Go: African Mobility in the Age of Motor Transportation, Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 2016; 250 pp., US$35, ISBN 978-0253023070.
  7. Key books, chapters, and research papers in African transportation
  8. Modalities in transport history
  9. Letters, Words, Worlds: the Naming of Soweto
  10. Making Transport History
  11. Cultural Histories of Sociabilities, Spaces and Mobilities
  12. Transport Horizons
  13. Tourism and empire
  14. Co-producing urban knowledge: experimenting with alternatives to ‘best practice’ for Cape Town, South Africa
  15. Reflections on writing popular railway histories
  16. (Im)Measurable Transport History
  17. Spaces of Scandinavian Encounters in Colonial South Africa: Reconfiguring Colonial Discourses
  18. On alcohol, transport and poverty in Cape Town
  19. Austro-German Transport Histories
  20. The state of transport geography research in South Africa
  21. Revolutionary Limits in Transport
  22. Automobile organizations driving tourism in pre-independence Africa
  23. Editorial
  24. Book review
  25. Transport Instrumentalities: Legacies and Levers
  26. Editorial
  27. Book review
  28. Book review
  29. USA-based ocean cruising linked into railway touring in South Africa.
  30. Imag(in)ing the transport past
  31. Non-urban Motoring in Colonial Africa in the 1920s and 1930s
  32. Editorial
  33. Geographies of empire: European empires and colonies c. 1880–1960
  34. The Cambridge History of South Africa. Volume 1: From early times to 1885
  35. Trajectories of North—South City Inter-relations: Johannesburg and Cape Town, 1994—2007
  36. Incidental tourism: British Imperial air travel in the 1930s
  37. Introduction: Cultural crossings
  38. Reanimating a Comatose Goddess’: Reconfiguring Central Cape Town
  39. First International African Conference on Gender, Transport and Development, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 27–30 August 2006
  40. ‘Africanisation’ of South Africa’s international air links, 1994–2003
  41. Researching Cape Town, 1990–2004
  42. Passenger Traffic in the 1930s on British Imperial Air Routes: Refinement and Revision
  43. Newsreels and feature films about flying in the British Empire in the 1920s & 1930s
  44. Transport and Development in the Third World
  45. Brutish Bombelas
  46. In the land of the elephant bird: Voices of South Africa
  47. Book review
  48. Railways and labour migration to the rand mines: constraints and significance
  49. Transport, food insecurity and food aid in sub-Saharan Africa
  50. Railway Ganging in Southern Africa, c. 1900–37
  51. Slaughter by Steam: Railway Subjugation of Ox-Wagon Transport in the Eastern Cape and Transkei, 1886-1910
  52. Rolling Segregation into Apartheid: South African Railways, 1948-53
  53. Southern African Air Transport After Apartheid
  54. Law, lawyers and racially segregated public transport in South Africa
  55. REORIENTING AND RESTRUCTURING TRANSPORTATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
  56. Aviation, apartheid and sanctions: Air transport to and from South Africa, 1945?1989
  57. ‘A Most Difficult and Delicate Question’
  58. Implanting racial ideology: Bus apartheid in Cape Town
  59. Racial segregation on Johannesburg trams: Procedures and protest, 1904–1927
  60. Dismantling railway apartheid in South Africa, 1975–1988
  61. Racial Segregation on South African Trains, 1910–1928: Entrenchment and Protest
  62. HOUSING ESSENTIAL SERVICE WORKERS IN JOHANNESBURG: LOCATIONAL CONSTRAINT AND CONFLICT
  63. Economic limits to bus apartheid in Cape Town 1948–1979
  64. African township railways and the South African state, 1902–1963
  65. The Cape Colony's ‘Railway Protector of Natives’, 1904
  66. Hostels for African migrants in greater Johannesburg
  67. Johannesburg transport 1905–1945: African capitulation and resistance
  68. The Township Question at Pilgrims Rest, 1894–1922
  69. GEOGRAPHY IN SOUTH AFRICA
  70. The Transformation of Johannesburg's Black Western Areas
  71. South African urban history
  72. Toward an Historical Geography of Missions in Nineteenth Century Southern Africa
  73. Race zoning in South Africa: board, court, parliament, public
  74. Outcast Cape Town
  75. The Sight and Soul of Sophiatown
  76. Living under apartheid: Aspects of urbanization and social change in South Africa
  77. Letters, words, worlds the naming of Soweto
  78. On Spatial Justice
  79. Urban bus boycott in Alexandra township, 1957
  80. Railway Plantations and Railway Sleepers in South Africa, 1910–1937
  81. Sleepers Beside Tracks: Housing in South Africa’s State Railway Corporation, 1910–1980
  82. THE DECIVILIZING RAILS: RAILWAYS AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
  83. Mostly ‘Jubek’
  84. The possibility and potential of public policy on accessibility
  85. Problems of the carless
  86. Transportation, temporal and spatial components of accessibility
  87. The geography of the Afrikaner Broederbond in Namibia
  88. Time and a Welfare Approach to Human Geography
  89. Travel Data and Spatiotemporal Ecology
  90. Measuring Accessibility: A Review and Proposal
  91. Scaling and the logic of preference: A poser
  92. Aspects of Housing Allocation in Soweto
  93. CHARTING TRANSPORT COST SURFACES BY NONMETRIC MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING
  94. Thoughts on Revealed Preference and Spatial Behaviour