Thinking Africa

Thinking Africa This page provides updates relating to the Thinking Africa project of the Department of Political and International Studies at Rhodes University.

The Department of Political and International Studies at Rhodes University launched its flagship project, Thinking Africa, in 2010 with an objective of creating an internationally renowned postgraduate programme on African studies. We hold annual colloquiums on themes related to African studies. This year's colloquium is on the theme 'Pedagogy of Place - Curriculum Transformation'.

11/09/2015

There is a lot violence in universities. It's called racist violence against black students

11/09/2015

We can't continue with unjust society to keep certain people comfortable who are already comfortable - Ntoko

11/09/2015

Just because it shakes up white people (e.g. Dancing) doesn't mean it is violent - Ntoko

11/09/2015

You have to see this political and pedagogic moment through - Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh

11/09/2015

They were debating, should Britain pay reparations to former colonies? Brutality will not be debated.

young people from around the world are taking the struggles at SA unis into the epicenter of colonial nostalgia Sizwe ...
11/09/2015

young people from around the world are taking the struggles at SA unis into the epicenter of colonial nostalgia Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh talking about Oxford Rhodes Must Fall

11/09/2015

Good Morning everyone! It's the final day of the conference and Teach In. Follow us on our social media pages with the hashtag . Our live stream is not up as yet but we will tweet the link and share it on our page as the morning unfolds. Our final teach in will be held at Eden Grove Red at 13:00 with the hashtag and the speaker will be Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh. Please join us in these discussions.

10/09/2015

Mlamuli comments: Only interrupting capital will destabilise empire and colonised and colonising structures

10/09/2015

Ntokozo raises the false comparisons of "real racism" at Stellies + the oppressions faced at the uni currently known as RU

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