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Mostly when we talk about decolonization, we mainly address it from the white versus the black point of view. But I just want to stress that even before settler date here 1652, before

Decolonization is always a disruptive phenomenon: On social movements and the decolonial turn in constitutional theory – 15 Mar h 2019 – Prof Tshepo Madlingozi On the post-colonial – your post conquest constitutional, what needs to

Thoughts around land as I am ‘LISTENING TO THE GROUND’ this morning. I am again grateful for this music as it continues to be a thinking space for me… Besides the fact that

He is an intense being, just a mention of his name changes everything. As I introduced the song ‘Umthakathi’ the whole vibration on the bandstand transformed. Let me tell you a little bit

A book by Dr. Siphamandla Mathaba, summary by As the story begins, readers are made aware of a man who has passed away and whose death is central to the plot. The death