Please meet Dr. Siphokazi Magadla. She is someone for whom I have deep love and respect. Her current book project is on the state-assisted integration of women ex-combatants into civilian life in post-apartheid South Africa. She also a brilliant theorist! ru.ac.za/politicalinter…

Brilliant gathering of Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation #HFGAfricanFellows and mentors for an in-depth publishing workshop just ahead of AfricanStudiesUK 2024 conference at Oxford Brookes. Such wide-ranging, open conversations about publication experiences and strategies. Honoured to take part.

Inspiring address from AfricanStudiesUK President Prof. Carli Coetzee on the #ASAUK24 theme of generation and regeneration - supporting younger scholars, mentoring needs to rise from the ground up. T&F Africa #ASAUK2024

LAST CHANCE to register for BISA Global Health #online book talk! Dr Lioba Hirsch discusses her latest book 'Antiblackness and Global Health' (Pluto Press) a new account of the West African Ebola outbreak 2 Sept 1pm Register NOW👉bisa.ac.uk/members/workin… Jana Fey Andreas Papamichail

Just listened to a thought-provoking session on how local projects and communities in Chad, Zimbabwe and the Horn of Africa are developing strategies to adapt and combat #climatechange AfricanStudiesUK with Ismael Mazaaz, David Shackleton, Felix Tombindo #ASAUK24

Shahid Qadir, Founding Editor and Chair of the Editorial Board thirdworldq at the AfricanStudiesUK #ASAUK2024 conference today ☀️

Thought-provoking talk at #ASAUK2024 about South African painter Gladys Mgudlandlu with Maria Zirra. Learn more about Gladys life & work in this piece by Zamansele Nsele ➡️ post.moma.org/gladys-mgudlan… AfricanStudiesUK

Honoured to co-convene with Divine Fuh & David Kerr the ‘What comes after critique?’ stream of 6 events at AfricanStudiesUK conference 2024. An incredible series of research conversations around different ways of knowing and ensuing practical, creative outputs and collaborations.

📣✨Winner Announcement✨📣 Thank you to everyone who signed up for the #GlobalSouthsHub newsletter! We’ve received a handful of subscriptions and we couldn’t be happier…but there can only be 1 winner. Congratulations to Abdelmjid Kettioui on winning the prize and books at

Summer isn't over, there are more books to read! 🤓 Check out D-Econ's Seasonal Alternative Reading List that was just released, featuring lots of important books that you may have missed. d-econ.org/d-econ-seasona…

In his keynote address at AfricanStudiesUK's #ASAUK2024 Prof Kenneth Matengu opens up questions that we sometimes would like to keep under the carpet. If we are to regenerate, we ought to think about our place as an academy that produces knowledge that will change the world

Provoking keynote & questions by Prof Kenneth Matengu, VC #MyUNAM: what is African Scholarship Responsive to? Why the #AfricaCharter? What is HE really for? Did you know that 25% of Africans do not study in their own countries? AfricanStudiesUK University of Bristol BristolUni International Research Development Susie Jim

🎶💃 Enjoyed grooving to the music at the AfricanStudiesUK #ASAUK2024 conference? The entire playlist of the conference can be found on Spotify❣️Listen to all the catchy tunes by wonderfully talented African artists (you're welcome 😊) 👇 buff.ly/4cIB9cxdlsi=6a…

Two Calls for Editorial Teams. Find more info here: isanet.org/News/ID/6392/F… and here: isanet.org/News/ID/6395/O… #ForeignPolicy #AcademicTwitter

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