Reminder about ASAA Conference in April!
The CIHA Blog would like to remind readers about the upcoming African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) Conference, held on 11-16 April 2022 through a hybrid format. We are excited […]
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New Year’s Greetings from The CIHA Blog
The CIHA Blog wishes our readers a safe, healthy, peaceful, and joyful New Year. The year 2021 has continued to be difficult for all — one in which over one […]
A Tribute to Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu (1931 – 2021)
In this reflection CIHA Blog’s Co-Editor Professor Simangaliso Kumalo presents some of the attributes that have made the late Archbishop Tutu an icon of liberation and reconciliation in South Africa […]
What the Church Can Do to Strengthen Electoral Democracy
In its continuous engagements with humanitarian praxis in Africa, the CIHA Blog is pleased to bring readers today an ecumenically guided and theologically informed report on the recently concluded local […]
They Shall Know there was a Prophet
CIHA Blog’s Co-Editor and UKZN Professor Simangaliso Kumalo responding to the last of Professor Allan Boesak’s lecture series under the theme, ‘The Fire, The River and The Scorched Earth […]
In the Bush of Spirits: Discussion of Prof. Keita’s Dube Memorial Lecture
The CIHA Blog brings you the fourth lecture of the planned four-series of posts on the Dr JL Dube Memorial Lecture as he celebrates his 150th birthday. These series […]
John L. Dube and Higher Education
The College of Humanities at the University of KwaZulu-Natal organised the Dr JL Dube Memorial Lecture series as he celebrates his 150th birthday. This is the lecture delivered by […]
My Two Decades With a Camera In The Bush of Spirits
The College of Humanities at the University of KwaZulu-Natal organised the Dr JL Dube Memorial Lecture series as he celebrates his 150th birthday. This is the lecture delivered by […]