Henry Bredekamp and the Khoisan: the living legacy of a renowned South African historian
The father of Khoisan revivalism became a public historian as his academic work met activism.
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The father of Khoisan revivalism became a public historian as his academic work met activism.
UCT has bestowed an honorary doctorate on South African living legend and custodian of a critically endangered San language, Her Excellency ǂXuu Katrina Esau – and unveiled a N|uu dictionary.
As indigenous people we are still here. We still exist and we have our methods of engagement. If only people would take the time to listen and consider us, to invite us in from the margins – after all, who better to tell our stories than us?
Yvette Abrahams' interest in indigenous life started when she was very young and it inspired her to start a business with indigenous products.
'Surfacing' traces a path within black South African feminist thought in 20 dazzling chapters.