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Chioma  Ohajunwa

Dr Chioma Ohajunwa ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

position: Senior Lecturer

department: Africa Centre for Inclusive Health Management

I am a senior lecturer who work in the area of disability studies, Indigenous knowledge systems and inclusive health and wellbeing


Articles contributed to by this person


Original Research 7 April 2026

‘It’s a lesson learned, now we need to build together moving forward’: narratives of the pandemic from a South African Indigenous community


Original Research 17 March 2025

‘The soul has no disability’: inclusion of people with disabilities in rural South Africa

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