Toward African-Chinese futures

2024-9-12

Propaganda of the deed: the amateurism of Mandela’s sabotage campaign

2024-9-3

Growing up Chinese in the face of Hollywood – a Nairobi childhood

2024-9-3

Short takes on disjointed times: literary form and social thought in Graham K. Riach’s <i>The Short Story After Apartheid</i>

2024-9-3

Mandela and MK: situating South African history in the Black Radical Tradition

2024-9-3

A formalist in the trenches: Graham K. Riach’s <i>The Short Story After Apartheid</i>

2024-9-3

Untangling a complex revolutionary moment in South African Liberation History

2024-9-3

A revolution betrayed?: Nelson Mandela, Umkhonto we Sizwe, and South Africa’s democratic transition

2024-9-3

TJ Tallie’s “Pink Frock Studies”

2024-9-3

Big Aries energy: T.J. Tallie and the necessity of fiery critique

2024-9-2

“Thinking otherwise”: decoloniality, planetarity and spatial geographies

2024-9-2

Regina Gelana Twala: a life written by others

2024-8-28

Women and the Natal Native Code in T. J. Tallie’s <i>Queering Colonial Natal</i>

2024-8-28

Sisyphean Selves: <i>The African Novel of Ideas</i> roundtable response

2024-7-17

Photographing the zone of the “seam”: the Durban beachfront by Matt Kay

2024-7-17

Interrogating “Black Marxism” in Paul Landau’s <i>Spear</i>

2024-7-17

Indigenous histories, gender, and the colonial archive

2024-7-11

What’s more than the alluvial? Doing Africa-China humanities beyond text(ure)s of decolonisation

2024-7-11

There is enough gold for all of us

2024-7-11

Displaced kinship: African art in Canada

2024-7-11

The British Indian Question in Natal

2024-7-11

Joburg becoming? Or what it became?

2024-7-11

Thinking with alluvium: Africa-China studies and the decolonial turn

2024-7-11

Refracting <i>Queering Colonial Natal</i> in British Columbia

2024-7-11

Pick up the spear: making posters for comrades assassinated in the struggle against apartheid

2024-7-5

Has the red road ended?

2024-6-6

African storytellers and their philosopher relatives

2024-6-6

The South African Communist Party’s revolutionary horizons

2024-6-6

The SACP in exile: the challenges of the party’s fragmented and “lost” archive

2024-5-10

A century of the SACP: national democracy and revolution in the Global South

2024-5-2

The freedom to love, move and organize

2024-4-16

Remembering Chris Hani: Biography, agency, and political life today

2024-4-15

Labor’s Red century

2024-3-11

In memory of Tom Lodge

2024-2-29

“Gays, it is said, are moving from the swish era into the macho era”: mapping the Butch Shift in the early South African gay press

2024-2-19

“Remember me”: Thami Mnyele and the question of sacrifice

2024-2-16

“Asiphelelanga!” (we are not complete!): #FeesMustFall movement and higher education in post-apartheid South Africa

2024-2-16

African historical fiction and the Novel of Ideas

2024-2-1

Anti-apartheid transatlantic networks in the age of the civil rights struggle: Bloke Modisane in the United States

2024-1-31

Dust in the eyes: the murder of Rick Turner was not supposed to be solved

2023-12-18

Davidson and Quine on translation: the challenge from the Global South

2023-11-20

Reason, cultural plurality and individuality between literature and philosophy

2023-11-20

The dying of concepts

2023-11-20

“Their ideas are imprisoned in action”: reflections on <i>the African Novel of Ideas</i>

2023-11-16

African literature of ideas and the prospect of collective individualism

2023-10-6

Editor’s note: the complex historicism of assassinations

2023-10-2

The African novel and the question of communalism in African philosophy

2023-10-2

The book of lonely idea(l)s

2023-8-10

People with intellectual disability at the Grahamstown Lunatic Asylum: humanizing photographs, stories and narratives from the casebooks, 1890–1920

2023-7-3

The humanity of whiteness in Sindiwe Magona’s <i>Mother to Mother</i>

2023-7-3