General Statistics

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Region #
NA - North America 2034
AS - Asia, other 1304
AF - Africa 694
EU - Europe 482
SA - South America 390
OC - Oceania 159
Unknown 196
Total 5259
Country #
US - United States of America 1942
SG - Singapore 695
ZW - Zimbabwe 516
BR - Brazil 338
CN - China 160
AU - Australia 157
IN - India 144
DE - Germany 109
CI - Cote d'Ivoire 85
HK - Hong Kong 68
other - Other Country 1041
Total 5255
City #
Singapore 485
Harare 358
Hanover 210
Boardman 115
Santa Clara 83
Shanghai 70
Ashburn 63
Central 58
Mumbai 49
Perth 46
other 3070
Total 4607
Most viewed items #
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ID: d3165e75-4898-460e-8010-bc57bf29a6aa - Culture and religion as sources of gender inequality: rethinking challenges women face in contemporary Africa 98
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ID: 2baadc64-2fdf-4bf3-95d3-e7cdb1dd6098 - Constructing Nationalist Masculine Identities: Heroism and Legitimacy in Joshua Nkomo's The Story of my Life 95
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ID: 598b6645-f9b4-4c69-ae07-b207ea99d693 - The Discursive Dynamics of Action-Research and Zimbabwean San People’s Production of Audio-Visual Stories 94
ID: 94e14817-da3b-497b-8969-370283b3afd4 - Promoting epistemic vigilance against racist attacks on Africans on mediatised permanent education sites 93
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ID: 4b952020-bf7e-424d-8b25-f253bd9ce8e3 - Communication as performance: re-thinking Zimbabwe’s ‘Mortein Actellic Gold’ television advert as drama 56
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Total 4440


Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tot
2023 26 66303928 3046684 10 356
2024 01 5448199402 105224676462 109592 2872
2025 84256 16827155227 41155900 00 2031
Ever 5259