Results of the second Central Statistics Office survey into sexual behaviour in Botswana. Tables, charts, 89pp, BOTSWANA. GOVERNMENT OF BOTSWANA.

2006 NO ISBN Paperback

Ethnography which explores the healing power of caring and intimacy in a small, closely bonded Apostolic congregation during Botswana's HIV/AIDS pandemic. Over the course of long-term fieldwork, Frederick Klaits discovered Baitshepi's distinctly maternal ethos and the 'spiritual' kinship embodied in the church's nurturing fellowship practice. Klaits shows that for Baitshepi members, Christian faith is a form of moral passion that counters practices of divination and witchcraft with redemptive hymn singing, prayer, and the use of therapeutic substances. 348pp, USA. CALIFORNIA U P.

Reference tool from a country at the epicentre of the AIDS crisis. 117pp, BOTSWANA. UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA.

2004 Paperback

New in paperback. In the year 2000, the World Health Organization estimated that 85 per cent of fifteen-year-olds in Botswana would eventually die of AIDS. In this book, we learn why that won't happen. Unity Dow and Max Essex tell the true story of lives ravaged by AIDS - of orphans, bereaved parents, and widows; of families who devote most Saturdays to the burial of relatives and friends. 240pp, USA. HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS.

Investigates the factors that determine intention to use condoms among tertiary institution students in Botswana. The data used was obtained from a questionnaire survey of 785 students. The findings partially support existing theory, for the three explanatory factors of intention were significant without controlling for the effect of each other. However, contrary to empirical findings in advanced countries, subjective norm (societal factor) played a larger role in explaining intention than attitude, although the evidence is mixed. 76pp ETHIOPIA. OSSREA.

2004 Paperback