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Reclaiming our African Narrative: Unpacking the Role of Language and Identity.
Reclaiming our African Narrative: Unpacking the Role of Language and Identity.

For the students: This conversation is crucial. We are not just passive recipients of knowledge, rather, we are active participants in shaping our own narratives.

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[Opinion Thought] The Crisis of Student Leadership in SA Universities: A Reflection from the Frontlines
[Opinion Thought] The Crisis of Student Leadership in SA Universities: A Reflection from the Frontlines

What was once a noble platform to champion the rights, dignity, and living conditions of students has been hollowed out. The SRC has lost its essence.

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1Africa : Telling The African Story
1Africa : Telling The African Story

In their diversity of culture and field experience, they build one image of telling the AfrIcan story

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Who’s Telling Our Stories? Reclaiming the African Narrative and Archive.
Who’s Telling Our Stories? Reclaiming the African Narrative and Archive.

Who’s telling the African story? Who is documenting our cultural evolution? If we source black African, does it come from the black African mind or its translated and interpreted?

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The Azania Proposal: A new chapter for South Africa?
The Azania Proposal: A new chapter for South Africa?

Imagine waking up one morning to find that your student ID, textbooks, and graduation certificate all bear the name of a new country. For South African students, this scenario could…

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The State of Continental Economic Affairs: Africa in IPE
The State of Continental Economic Affairs: Africa in IPE

If you follow the economics of Africa, in some article or book you might have stumbled upon the concept of Debt Trap. In the lens of this concept, where is…

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Open Africa Day letter to African Students
Open Africa Day letter to African Students

Dear African Students We celebrate 25th May commemorating the event of 1963 in Ethiopia which was a culmination of events starting from July 1959 characterized by a resistance pledge to…

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Historical Shifts In Management Styles for African Leadership And Student Activism
Historical Shifts In Management Styles for African Leadership And Student Activism

The twenty year period of 1940 to 1960 seems to have been an interesting developing period contained with de-colonialization and a new world order requiring a fresh caliber of leaders.…

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Dialogue Sparks Crucial Conversations on Youth Participation.
Dialogue Sparks Crucial Conversations on Youth Participation.

The role of the youth in South Africa’s (SA) democracy has been a hot topic for years, with a recent dialogue hosted by the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) at…

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Student Activism

#JUSTICEFORCWECWE – Today I fell in love more with my people. I didn’t see fragmentation amongst them, but I saw unity in pain. I saw a black youth united in…

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