An ethnographic account of the South African AIDS movement and activists From the
historical roots of AIDS activism in the struggle for African liberation to the everyday work of …

South African social work has its historical roots not only in violent and racist coloniality but
also in its brutal continuity–that of repressive apartheid. Despite social work being defined …

This article examines the mobile yet chequered imperial career of Hamilton Goold-Adams.
Initially serving as a military officer in the India, Ireland, Malta and the West Indies, Goold …

The Union of South Africa was established a century ago in May 1910. The first census of
the new united state took place in May 1911. It may therefore be regarded as a foundational …

The work presented in this thesis relies on language recordings gathered during thirty
months of fieldwork in White City-Jabavu, Soweto. The data was collected from children …

This article examines the history of debates around the creation of a 'native village'in
Pietermaritzburg culminating in the construction of the city's first formal township. This, and …

This paper offers a new way of conceptualising how intersectional solidarities are
actualised. It recounts and theorises an outbreak of radical internationalism, when working …

Abstract In 1994, Nelson Mandela, who had been incarcerated for 27 years by the apartheid
regime, became South Africa's first black president. Instead of being bitter, Mandela, who …

This article analyses South Africa's current postapartheid transition in the light of earlier
transformations of its social and economic order. The first of these prior transformations is …

Almost a century ago, Rudyard Kipling, that most ironic bard of the British Empire, despaired
of the Boer War as a bad business, plainly and bleakly,'No End of a Lesson'. 1 Britain had …