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We're keen to receive your proposals for the AfricanStudiesUK conference stream on 'Queer Creative Arts in Africa: Sexuality, Gender and Cultural Expressions'! Megan Robertson Gibson Ncube QASA
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We're delighted to share the recording of Professor Tendai Mangena's inaugural lecture: 'Disruptive Single Women: Gender and Sexuality among the Shona of Zimbabwe' Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds
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We're inviting paper proposals on 'Queer Creative Arts in Africa: Sexuality, Gender and Cultural Expressions' for the AfricanStudiesUK 2024 conference in Oxford. Please send us your ideas!
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'Young people are keen in observing the roles of leadership and culture in either hindering or supporting progressive solutions in caring for creation'

A blogpost published by Leeds University Centre for African Studies from research presented in the 'African ecologies' workshop

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Tomorrow (Thursday 2 November), Prof. Tendai Mangena will deliver her inaugural lecture as British Academy Global Professor in African Cultural Studies University of Leeds. She will be talking about 'Disruptive Single Women.' Please join! lucas.leeds.ac.uk/events/inaugur…
Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds

'A daring exposition of the relationship between LGBTQ+ experiences and religious stories that need to be further explored.' - African Studies Quarterly. Sacred Queer Stories is now available in paperback. buff.ly/49bDax3

We are delighted to announce the inaugural lecture about “Disruptive Single Women” by Tendai Mangena as The British Academy Global Professor in African Cultural Studies University of Leeds.
Please join on 2 November 16:15h.
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Reflecting on _Pastoral Power, Clerical State_ Adriaan van Klinken suggests that novelists and writers in Nigeria are critically and creatively reimagining Christianity in ways that go beyond the theology embodied in the stereotypical Pentecostal pastor.
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Please read this insightful piece on naming practices and colonialism in Zimbabwe, by our Professor Tendai Mangena! Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds Leeds Uni PRHS

English-language names are abundant in Zimbabwe today. This could be one of the effects of the introduction of colonial languages and the displacement of indigenous languages. bit.ly/46g0kA4