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Katayoun Shafiee: "Science and Technology Studies (STS), modern Middle East History, and the Non-human turn"

In the framework of "Bridge Walk: a series of lectures on bridging the gap between different faculties and disciplines"
/ Public event, Guest lecture / Talk, Lecture series

Jacob S. Dlamini (Princeton University): "The Archive Machine: The Truth Commission and the Archaeology of Apartheid"

Public lecture in the framework of the course Africa, Method, Theory, followed by refreshments
/ Colloquium

Rui Tyitende: "A reflection on the 2024 National Election Results"

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium
/ Public event, Lecture series

Shahida Moosa: "Genomics for Health in Africa: How Can Medical Genomics Contribute?"

Collegium generale Lecture Series: "Afrika, Africa, Afrique"
/ Colloquium

Ariella Azoulay: "'Make the truth shine' - How European Colonialisms Emptied Africa of its Jews and the Destruction of Palestine"

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium, special event co-organised with G3S
/ Public event, Lecture series

Chinwe Ifejika Speranza: "Cocoa, Coffee and Oil Palm Related Land Use across Africa: Social-Ecological Implications at Local-Global Levels"

Collegium generale Lecture Series: "Afrika, Africa, Afrique"
/ Guest lecture / Talk, Lecture series

Ademide Adelusi-Adeluyi (Howard University): "Lagos Life: Streets, Maps, History" (Carl Schlettwein Lecture 2024)

Public lecture in the framework of the course Africa, Method, Theory, followed by an apéro riche
/ Colloquium

Hombakazi Mercy Nqandeka: "Exploring Resilience of AmaBomvana Indigenous Healers"

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium
/ Colloquium

Henri-Michel Yéré: "Science and African History: Towards an Ethics of Practice"

In the framework of "Bridge Walk: a series of lectures on bridging the gap between different faculties and disciplines"
/ Colloquium

Birgit Meyer: "Mobilizing Knowledge: Thinking the World from the In-between"

In the framework of the Anthropological Crossroads Colloqium

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