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African history is essential to recovering our past and linking it to the continent and the world, writes June Bam in the Mail&Guardian.
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- Democracy, Land and Liberation in Africa Today: Bridging Past and Present Scholarship
- Colonial Linguistics: Knowledges and Epistemes
- Negotiating Survival Strategies: Small holder farmers speak out Negotiating Survival Strategies by Janice Busingye
- The End of The Developmental State, edited by Michelle Williams
- Interviews with Neville Alexander: The Power of Languages against the Language of Power, Edited by Brigitta Busch, Lucijan Busch and Karen Press
- Popular Culture … Domestic Violence Legislation: Marrying Research and Advocacy by Professor Akosua Adomako Ampofo
- Remember Marikana
- Reflections on South Africa’s Agrarian Questions after 20 Years of Democracy
- 2014 Overview
- Prof. Allison Drew: Visions of Liberation - The Algerian war of independence and its South African reverberations
- Jacana Media and the Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town invite you to the book launch of Mandela's Kinsmen by Timothy Gibbs
- African Local Knowledge & Livestock Health: Diseases & Treatments in South Africa by Prof. William Beinart
- Articulate While Black: Barack Obama and the Shifting Racial Politics of “Sounding Presidential” in the New America by Associate Professor H. Samy Alim
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