The Mande Hunters: Past and Present by Chérif Keïta
As part of our ongoing work on how African religious and spiritual practices challenge various elements of the status quo, we are pleased to post this YouTube video made by […]
Cherif Keita
Cherif Keita’s Life in African Studies
Today, we share with you episode 128 of Africa Past & Present podcast.[*] This episode features a conversation with Dr. Chérif Keïta, William H. Laird Professor of […]
“Violence on Land, Violence Through Women’s Bodies: Evoking John Langalibalele Dube’s Voice in Contemporary Debates”
The question of land is a controversial one in the South African political space. Debates about whether the land should be expropriated to formerly dispossessed communities without compensation remains […]
Professor Keita presents on the religious roots of the ANC
Professor Chérif Keïta, a long-time supporter of the Blog who works at the intersection of religion and politics in Africa recently presented to East Carolina University (ECU) students about the […]
A Zulu Sun in the Heart of America: John Langalibalele Dube
Today we present an article by Professor Cherif Keita who demonstrates the intersections between religion and politics in Africa by discussing John Langalibalele Dube as a path breaking figure. This […]