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Brubeck, Shabalala, Dlamini and Gumede sitting on a stoep
No full textPrinted in colour | Note on the backside [#3]Photograph of Brubeck, Shabalala, Dlamini and Gumede sitting on a stoep
Futshane, Dlamini, Ntuli, Kiliau, Kaku and Brubeck, Merz and Cathy sitting on stairs
No full textPrinted in colourPhotograph of Futshane, Dlamini, Ntuli, Kiliau, Kaku and Brubeck, Merz and Cathy sitting on stairs
Ntuli, Kiliau, Brubeck, Futshane, Dlamini, Kaku, Merz and Gontsana standing in front of a blue bus
No full textPrinted in colourPhotograph of Ntuli, Kiliau, Brubeck, Futshane, Dlamini, Kaku, Merz and Gontsana standing in front of a blue bus
Dlamini, Melusi (Mr)
No full textDepartment of Anthropology (2020-present) Melusi Dlamini ORCID 0000-0002-8283-5225 </a
Introduction: Experiencing and Contesting Spatialized Injustice in the City
No full textThis introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of this book. The book deals in different ways with experiences of spatialized injustice in the contemporary city. It addresses shocking aspects of city life produced by social inequality and examines how social exclusion and diverse forms of social violence are contested, debated, and represented. The book addresses urban space as a site and object of struggle between social groups and reveals how in these struggles space, social inequality and social difference, inscribed in physical and symbolic boundaries, intersect. It reveals variegated ways of how ‘territories of injustice’ are fought over. The book explores spatialized social boundaries, established through social differences that result from unequal access to and unequal distribution of resources and social opportunities
[Barbara Jordan and Zenani Mandela Dlamini Shaking Hands]
No full textPhotograph of Barbara Jordan and Zenani Mandela Dlamini shaking hands. Jordan is sitting down and wearing a pink jacket and Dlamini is wearing a multi-color jacket and standing next to her
[Barbara Jordan and Zenani Mandela Dlamini Holding a Wooden Frame]
No full textPhotograph of Barbara Jordan and Zenani Mandel Dlamini holding a wooden frame. Jordan is wearing a pink jacket and sitting at a table and Dlamini is wearing a multi-color jacket and standing next to her and they are looking at the frame together
Exploring Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's leadership role as chairperson of the African Union Commission (2012-2017)
Get PDFAbstract: This study focussed on the leadership role provided by Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma during her four-year tenure as the chair of the African Union Commission (AUC). The study sets out to analyse Dlamini-Zuma’s leadership role as the executive head of the AUC and the leadership she provided in not only mainstreaming gender in the AUC but also in terms of resolving conflict situations on the African continent and dealing with controversies that the African Union (AU) has been faced with. Dlamini-Zuma’s leadership role is assessed through two theoretical frameworks. In terms of how she was able to mainstream gender in the AU, the study uses the tinkering, tailoring and transforming approaches to analyse the contribution she had made in gender mainstreaming in the African Union. In terms of exploring Dlamini-Zuma’s leadership role in addressing conflict situations, health crisis and other controversies on the Africa continent, an executive leadership framework was used. Assessing Dlamini-Zuma’s leadership role using the above frameworks has revealed that during her four-year tenure Dlamini-Zuma was able to achieve several important milestones despite some of the resource, bureaucratic and legal-political constraints that she was faced with. The milestones that Dlamini-Zuma achieved during her four-year tenure included highlighting and bringing women’s issues to the forefront, heading up a campaign to combat child marriages as well as developing the Agenda 2063 blueprint. Although Dlamini-Zuma achieved some milestones during her tenure she was criticised for her slow responses in dealing with the Ebola crisis as well as her slow and ineffective conflict resolution response. Dlamini-Zuma has also been criticised for not delivering the bureaucratic reform she promised upon her election.M.A. (Politics
Belinda Darlobe, Bheki Kubheka, Penny Dlamini, Janine Hicks
No full textPhotograph of Belinda Darlobe, Bheki Kubheka, Penny Dlamini, Janine Hicks, members of PPP team
Swazi history
No full textSwazi history by G.S. Dlamini (written in Zulu). Forms part of van Warmelo Collection housed at the University of Pretoria
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