Black Lives Matter: ‘Get Your Knee off My Neck’, ‘I Can’t breathe’
‘I was born to work up to my grave, but I was not born to…
Author Luvuyo Mthimkhulu Dondolo, Ph.D.
Luvuyo Mthimkhulu Dondolo, Ph.D.
A historian, heritage studies specialist, museologist and a Fulbright Scholar at Cheyney University (USA). He is the Director and Head of the Centre for Transdisciplinary Studies at the University of Fort Hare. He is writing on his personal capacity.
Covid-19: Spatial Plan and Human Settlement Enterprise in South Africa
THE urban and rural apartheid spatial plan in South Africa has a peculiar history. For…
Dr Godfrey Mokgonane Pitje Public Lecture
The University of Fort Hare (UFH) Centre for Transdisciplinary Studies will host the Godfrey Mokgonane…
Arrogance of Power: Officialdom & The Dialectics of The So-Called ‘State Funeral’ With Reference to the Funeral of Mama Sobukwe
Wednesday 22 August 2018, was the day epitomised by a series of memorial services for…
Beneath the Surface: Historical Inconsistencies and Misrepresentations of Historical Specificities
This piece is the critique of the critique. The article titled ‘ANC version of history…
Complexities of the Four Nation Thesis: The Contested Renaming of the South African Airports
The Department of Transport and the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) have been holding public…
Blacks Can’t Be Racist: Moeletsi Mbeki’s Artificial Post-Racial Destination In South Africa
Moeletsi Mbeki’s statement about Julius Malema as ‘a black racist’ – as he pushes for…