An essay by historian Prof. Bruce Murray commemorating @WitsHistory Department's centenary has been published posthumously in @SAHistSoc Journal, thanks to revisions made by colleagues, Professor Clive Glaser and Dr Prinisha Badassy.
👉🏿https://t.co/iPmovvOSfP
Joel Pearson, PhD candidate in the Hist Dept has just published in the @SAHistSoc Journal on record keeping, archiving and the Mogalakwena Local Municipality
https://t.co/U7JwY2irHj
SAHJ Special Issue CFP: On the Edge of the Anthropocene: Crossing Borders in Southern African Environmental History. Enquiries and Submissions: [email protected]
SAHJ 71:2 Read past president of the SAHS, Mucha Musemwa's Presidential Address which examines the growth of the field of water history and how historians have now developed a formidable body of historical scholarship on this natural resource. https://t.co/XgxWnVcJLU @WitsHistory
It’s 100 years since the founding of the ICU - largest black labour movement of the early 20th century.
What can the modern left learn from the #ICU? (1/4)
Submitted my PhD thesis today. I survived the supervision of 3 professors in Political Science, History and Archaeology for a duration of 5 years 🙈🙈Thanks, #PhDForum#phdchat for your supportive platform 🖤😘
History enthusiast and Wits graduate, Keyan Jardine is the first recipient of the FirstRand Oxford African Studies Scholarship. Applications are open -> https://t.co/odmrUpfJ3H
#ASAUK18 - Calling for nominations for the Audrey Richards Prize for best doctoral thesis in African Studies.
More information on https://t.co/XhG0LGKgIs Submissions can be send to @AmbreenaManji