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CWGS and AFEMI have expanded global collaborations,
 partnering with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Women’s   Chair for Critical Studies in Higher   Chair for Youth Unemployment,   Transdisciplinary Institute for
 and Gender Studies at Oldenburg University. In June, a
 Mandela contingent presented Summer School guest   Education Transformation (CriSHET)  Employability and Empowerment   Mandela Studies (TIMS)
 lectures at Oldenburg on decolonising gender and queer   (CYUEE) and Centre for Integrated
 studies in both South Africa and Germany. In East London   Post-School Education and Training
 in July, CWGS and AFEMI successfully partnered with the   The National Institute for the Humanities and Social Sci-  TIMS continues pursuing its vital mission of embedding
 University of Fort Hare to present the Speaking Truth to   ences Catalytic Programme Grant for Advancing Critical   (CIPSET)   the  Mandela  ethos  while  promoting  human  potential
 Power Institutional Joint Public Lecture in memory of Dr   University Studies contributed to the ongoing work of   and social justice. Overall, TIMS furthers the ITP and Vi-
 Phyllis Ntantala and Prudence Mabele.   CriSHET.  Prof  Shirley  Anne  Tate  from  the  University  of   sion2030  through  shaping  context-sensitive  knowledge
 Alberta, Prof Sharon Stein from the University of British   The University signed a MoU with Durban University of   and practices that fulfil its mandate as a leader in the na-
 CWGS and AFEMI are involved in the Thabo Mbeki Pres-  Columbia, Prof Su-Ming Khoo from the University of Gal-  Technology to establish Mandela University as an Artic-  scent field of Mandela Studies.
 idential Centre Women’s Development Colloquium and   way, and Prof Jess Auerbach from UCT were hosted by   ulation Hub in the Eastern Cape. In addition, the Africa
 have publications in the pipeline.   the Chair.   Peer Network has made advancements that focus on the   In  2023,  TIMS  produced  outputs  including  ‘Embodying
              political economy of polytechnics in Zimbabwe.   Mandela’  and  ‘Reflexive  Voices’  to  map  the  Mandela
 The infrastructure for the user-friendly, searchable ar-      identity at the University. Another major project involved
 chive, Online Resource in Higher Education Transforma-  Dr Francis Muronda, a leading researcher in the Africa   planning the African-Decolonisation Indaba to encour-
 tion (ORHET), was developed and is being populated for   Peer Network, visited Zimbabwe in September 2023 as   age critical dialogue on transformation. Ongoing projects
 the launch in 2024.  part of his collaboration with Zimbabwean institutions.   examine perceptions of the Mandela Identity. Upcoming
              Through the CYUEE Research Chair and CIPSET, Mandela   plans  include  a  2024  international  seminar  to  grow  re-
              University hosted a Student Dialogue session in October,   gional/global Mandela Studies partnerships.
              with participation of student leaders from Port Elizabeth
              College and East Cape Midlands College.



















































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