If you're wanting to do free online courses, check out https://t.co/SRSwkuqBZT - they offer countless courses on a great range of topics. I've done around 11 courses (with Harvard, Amnesty International, etc) and I've learnt so much. #GirlTalkZA
I noticed African Architecture isn’t really showcased compared to Asian, European, Middle Eastern and Indian.
So here is a thread of African Architectural styles.
Starting with Nubian
The worst part of being an African in International Relations is hearing people talk about your home, not as a place where people live and love, but as a place where raw materials come from, a network of interests, and a blank canvas for them to project their aspirations.
The recording of the Book Launch & Roundtable with @Louisa_Zondo is out now!
https://t.co/BeqVoUp54P
Dearest MaRiky: A Mother's Journey through Grief, Trauma, and Healing explains how love transcends loss.
Heartfelt insights provided by Dr. Ziyanda Majombozi & Prof. Yaseen Ally
The ISCIA 2023 Conference
Prof Andrea Hurst (SARChI Chair: Identities and Social Cohesion in Africa) and Dr Jennalee Donian (NIHSS Postdoctoral Fellow, Humanities Faculty) at Nelson
Mandela University, invite you to join us for the ISCIA Conference: The Power of Humour
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The Chair for Critical Studies in Higher Education Transformation (@cri_shet) in collab with the @CWGS_MandelaUni, invite you to our "Author Fridays Book Launches & Roundtables Series" with Louisa Zondo, joined by Prof Yaseen Ally & Dr Ziyanda Majombozi, on Friday June 9 2023.
The NMU-DSI-NRF SARChi Chair in African Feminist Imagination and the Centre for Women and Gender Studies invite you to our April "Author Fridays: Book Launches & Round Tables Series" with Prof Kopano Ratele & Dr Lwando Scott, @ifindntokozo and Udochukwu Obi on the 5th of May.
Let us formally reintroduce ourselves. We are the Centre for Women and Gender Studies, housed at Nelson Mandela University's Bird Street Campus. We are *thee* Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) Team Award 2023 Winners in the social justice category.
Honestly i don't know if I even consider this a leftist viewpoint but... I am strongly against editing sexism, racism, other offensive material out of books, television shows, films, etc for modern audiences. Maybe offer a disclaimer, but leave it as is.
The Centre for Women and Gender Studies & the NRF-DSI SARChi Chair in African Feminist Imagination in collaboration with UKZN Press invites you to our Author Fridays: Book Launches and Round Table Series with Prof Siphokazi Magadla, this Friday on South Campus or ZOOM.
I have to agree. By around 4 the smell from decomposing bodies starts to get strong enough for the neighbours to notice. I would recommend having no more than 1-2 in your house at any one time and a nearby discreet place where you can bury them quickly
DVC of Engagement and Transformation, Prof Andre Keet gives the warmest welcome before introducing our incredible author, Prof Shirley Anne Tate and speakers - Simran Juglal @Sim_185 and Nombulelo Shange 👏🔥
We are aware of access issues related to registering for virtual attendance. We urge you to please make use of the below link to register and join us virtually, for our book launch and round table tomorrow.
https://t.co/KUuAFOQyqN
The Chair for Critical Studies in Higher Education Transformation & the Centre for Women and Gender Studies invite you to our hybrid round table and book launch with Prof Shirley Anne Tate; with Nombulelo Shange and Simran Juglal as respondents.
RSVP details in poster.
The NRF-DSI SARChi Chair in African Feminist Imagination and the Centre for Women and Gender Studies invite you to our first Author Fridays: "Book Launches and Round Tables " Series with Prof Barbara Boswell; this Friday (03/03) on the Nelson Mandela University Bird St Campus.