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From political prisoner in the 1970s and early 1980s to land reform scholar, research chair holder, intellectual and activist, it has been a long road for Professor Lungisile Ntsebeza.
Land is not just a means to secure a better life for you and your children but has an intrinsic value as a place where you belong – ancestral home. A discussion of land ownership issues in this country, particularly in rural areas, will be incomplete unless this intrinsic and emotive value is accounted for.
Song of Lawino as African Political Philosophy: students studying 'African Political Thought' engage in conversation with CAS' renowned literary scholar Professor Harry Garuba on interdisciplinary as part of the African Studies major which was first rolled out in 2017.
June Bam-Hutchison establishes international pre-colonial research collaboration with Asia and Latin America.