Inaugural Lectures
Prof Zilibele Mtumane
Have Africans Always Been Non-Believers?
Prof Mcebisi Ndletyana
Public Institutions and Political Culture: Offshoots of Histories and Exigencies of the Moment
Prof Lilly Nortje-Meyer
Descriptions of Nature and Women as Images of Moral Decline in the Letter of Jude
Prof Ronit Frenkel
Global African Literature
Prof Catherine Botha
Heidegger’s Augenblick and the Ephemerality of Dance
Prof Rafael Winkler
A Reflection on Pleasure and Sexuality in Sade, Freud and beyond
Prof Tanusha Raniga
Economic Experiences and Sustainable Livelihoods of Single Mothers Employed in the Formal Work Sector in Germany and South Africa
Prof Veli Mitova
How to decolonise knowledge without relativism
Prof Ylva Rodny Gumede
Revisiting the role of the news media and journalism in South Africa
Prof Brendon Barnes
Class-based struggle and health behaviour change
Prof Alex Broadbent
Prediction and Medicine
Prof Chris Landsberg
Afro-centric Diplomacy: The Golden Decade 1998-2008 and Pan-African Agency in World Affairs
Prof Jane Duncan
Asks whether SA is a reverting to a repressive state
Prof Kammila Naidoo
Professorial Inauguration
Prof Ashwin Desai
Between the Late Cut and Late Capital: The World and South African cricket
Prof Peter Vale
Home and Away, The internationals and its “Publics”
Prof Marlize Lombard
Human Origins in Southern Africa