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OCAF Seminar: The Calm Beneath the Storm: Armed Rwandophone Networks in Eastern DRC

Will Jones (Balliol, Oxford) & Patrycja Stys (Nuffield, Oxford)

14 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Clay Room, Nuffield College

African Studies Seminar: Your child is being killed that side: Reconsidering street justice in KwaMashu

Sarah Jane Cooper-Knock, LSE/Oxford University

13 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Dahrendorf, St Antony's College

Zambia Discussion Group: Sacha Hepburn: 'Researching the History of Domestic Workers in Postcolonial Zambia: archives and oral histories'

12 March 2014 - 5:45pm

ASC Seminar Room

Constructing Community in Early Twentieth Century South Africa: IV

11 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Prof Beinart's room, ASC

Danielle Dunbar (DPhil, History) will talk through one aspect of her doctoral dissertation. The presentation will explore the notion of ‘Englishness’ as ‘failed nationalism’ by focusing on some women... Read more

Horn of Africa Seminar: Transition from guerrilla forces to regular army in Eritrea and Ethiopia: a comparison

Günter Schröder (Independent)

11 March 2014 - 5:00pm

ASC Seminar

OCAF and Centre for International Studies: Lecture to Commemorate the Twentieth Anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide

H.E. Johan Swinnen (Belgian Ambassador to Rwanda, 1990-94)

7 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Talbot Hall, Lady Margaret Hall

African Studies Seminar: The Permeability of Prison: The Letters of Maurice Nyagumbo, Southern Rhodesia, 1959-79

Jocelyn Alexander, Oxford University

6 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Dahrendorf, St Antony's College

The Making of Nelson Mandela IV

4 March 2014 - 5:00pm

Dahrendorf, St Antony's

The discussion focuses more generally on Mandela’s funeral and the current post-apartheid dynamics, especially the current political fissures and realignments, that informed it. Reading to be... Read more

Horn of Africa Seminar: State-building and economic expansion in the frontiers: stability, investment and risk in Ethiopia and Kenya

Daniel Branch (Warwick), Jason Mosley (Oxford)