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This is a must read : no lies an essential text for those grappling with African cultural heritage objects and ancestors in museums “acquired” as function of colonial violence. Extremely proud to have contributed a co-written chapter in this timely book. Thanks Leo!

I am editing a special issue on Provenance Research in Museums together with a colleague _ Yunci Cai (University of Leicester. The CFP is out for abstract submission & papers will be published in Museum International (Taylor & Francis). Please kindly share the attached CFP.

Delightd to have participated in the Ubutabire Program which engages young students, heritage enthusiasts, and museum staff in interactive workshops aimed at exploring archives, restitution, and digitization of Rwanda's cultural heritage organised by the incredible Milele Museum

At the Keynote talk for the Cambridge African Collections Futures launch - great talk and work done by Eva Namusoke and Njabulo Chipangura

Thank you Nathan

A great experience guest lecturing Mphil in African Studies students on African Intellectual History at University of Cambridge today. African Studies

The podcast is out _ take a listen 🎧 in conversation with Prof. Emma Bannister.

Next Wednesday DASA will be hosting Dr Njabulo Chipangura of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth for an Online seminar on Public Heritage and the Legacies of Zimbabwe's Liberation War!

Njabulo Chipangura bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/83009430858?…

Join Professor Alan Lester, a leading historian of British colonialism as he unpacks the legacy of the Berlin Conference and its lasting impact on Africa. With extensive research on colonial narratives, his insights will be key to reimagining Africa. 🎟️ ow.ly/7bUN50V1ihk

Happy to share my latest co-authored paper on African Museum practices. It’s a good 😊 read: Truth-telling as a form of decolonial care: stories from a collaborative object biography research with the Ndau community of Eastern Zimbabwe tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Also published this week our editorial piece on Expanding museums’ horizons through partnerships and collaborations: Expanding museums’ horizons through partnerships and collaboration tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Good news! My article received enough citations to be a Top Cited Article. Read it here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #TopCitedArticle Wiley in research

Look out for this one: The Routledge Handbook of Heritage & Gender edited by Jenna Ashton. Excited to have contributed Chapter 12.

Happy to receive hard copies of Museum International in post today. I was a co-editor on this special issue “Partnerships & Collaborations”. It’s a good read with lots of exciting papers

Happy 😃 and excited to share my latest publication _ just out and captured by my Google scholar instantly 🥰. The chapter is called “ An Ethnoarchaeology of Precolonial Gold Mining and the Role of Women in Eastern Zimbabwe” in The Routledge Handbook of Heritage & Gender (2025)

The unparalleled good feeling of receiving a hard copy in post _ got the (2025) Routledge Handbook of Gender and Heritage today. I contributed a very interesting chapter.

This afternoon _ I am attending and directing Africa Day Lecture at The Royal Irish 🇮🇪 Academy in Dublin. Looking forward to this.

Great conversations during the Africa Day Lecture today that I moderated today at the Royal Irish 🇮🇪 Academy in Dublin

[Watch]:Minister Gayton Mckenzie hosts press briefing on Repatriation of Ancestral and Exile Remains x.com/i/broadcasts/1…