Blogs

Piketty's lessons for South Africa

Submitted by Keith Breckenridge on 16 September, 2015 - 08:16

[A shorter version of this piece was published in the Sunday Times.]

Sarah Emily Duff writes for Notches

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 3 September, 2015 - 19:25

Sarah Emily Duff recently published a post - 'Race, Class, and Sex Education in Early Twentieth-Century South Africa' - based on her current research on Notches: (Re)Marks on the History of Sexuality.

Christi Kruger wins the Monica Wilson Prize

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 3 September, 2015 - 19:23

The Monica Wilson Prize is awarded to the best student essay submitted by a postgraduate student as a paper at the annual Anthropology Southern Africa conference. The prize-winning essay is selected based on the work that best addresses the theme of the annual conference or excellently exemplifies the spirit of discovery in ethnographic work. The winner receives a monetary prize and publication in the ASnA Journal.

The Sowetan on Hlonipha Mokoena

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 26 August, 2015 - 20:43

The Sowetan reports on Hlonipha Mokoena's return to South Africa, and position at WiSER.

Rhodes has Fallen. Now What?

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 18 August, 2015 - 18:27

The Society for Current and Global Affairs presents

Rhodes Has Fallen. Now What?

With Achille Mbembe

And as part-discussant, Prof Christie van der Westhuizen

20 August 2015

17:00

University of Pretoria Main Campus - SRC Chambers

Programme:

13th annual Ruth First Memorial Lecture

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 6 August, 2015 - 15:29

RACE: LIVED EXPERIENCES AND CONTEMPORARY CONVERSATIONS
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof Adam Habib, and Wits Journalism invite you to the 13th annual Ruth First Memorial Lecture.

Institute for Geographies of Justice Public Lectures

Submitted by Sarah Emily Duff on 4 August, 2015 - 14:20

Public lectures from the Institute for Geographies of Justice Public Lectures held at WiSER earlier this year.

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