… in much of Africa, historians began to make extensive use of oral … an account of the life of
Shaka published in 1937 by the journalist … I was a member of the writing team assembled by the …

The purpose of this study is to understand how Black women are represented in South African
NCS and CAPS history textbooks. This was conducted by employing social transformation …

… Thirdly, to truly begin attempting to decolonise the SHC, we need to move beyond the
rhetoric, metaphoric, and romanticisation of decolonisation. Therefore, what fallism as …

This paper elucidates the material, spatial, social and infrastructural contexts of reading in
early twentieth century South Africa. It adds to a growing body of work on reading practices …

… which I have benefited from in the writing of this thesis and will keep … is based on the political
metaphors in the content of the … ’ was first used by political historians to describe the political …

… to a self’s familial historiography and a self’s genealogical roots … its act of autobiographical
writing and its autobiographical … In this paper, these two terms are metaphorically used to refer …

… , particularly among literary historians, that Haggard's … mind of some ancient warrior of
Chaka's or Dingaan's time, as he … desire, and an obvious metaphor for colonial penetration and …

… speaking people of Royalty dating back to the times of Shaka Zulu. ‘Sesfikile’ gave the …
In 2Pac’s song, the erection can be perceived as a metaphor which the musician uses to …

“Theatre is not part of our vocabulary”: Sipho Sepamla's provocation in 1981, the year of
famous anti-apartheid play Woza Albert!, prompts the response, yes indeed, it is. A Century of …

… Furthermore, this article offers a simple model for understanding the continued popularity of
the … Van Tonder is a typical surname of the white minority in South Africa, and Shaka Zulu the …