HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY & CONTEMPORARY STUDIES
Platonism, mathematics and divinity
Reading Marx and Freud reading censorship and repression
Mortality as awakened consciousness
The elusive Phoenicians
Egyptian thought and myth
Oceanic histories
A capsule history of Brazil
Massacre on the frontiers: c. 1780–1820
Crimea: myth and memory
The future of Britain
Early Cape: people, places and inside stories
The legacy of Coenraad de Buys
More untold stories of the Anglo-Boer War
Louis Botha and Jan Smuts
South Africa’s Desert War
Cape Town remembers World War I
Five crises in UCT’s history
Ben Kies: social and political thought
The South African economy: rethinking its future
Policing gangs through the army
The political landscape after the 2019 elections
Elections 2019: a critical reflection
South Africa’s nuclear deal: Is it dead and buried?
Debates over the South African Reserve Bank
The secret lives of spies
The Stellenbosch Mafia
Reading and the SA cognitive catastrophe
Introduction to green building design
The future of work: the fourth industrial revolution
Whose language is ‘Khoekhoegowab’?
Rethinking Africa: the case for Khoekhoegowab in contemporary South Africa
Translating equality, diversity and human rights into practice
Health inequalities and the National Health Insurance
Socio-economic rights: pathways to transformation?
Tracing South Africa’s political ‘disappeared’
Lectures
Is democracy a Western plot?
Thuli Madonsela on ethical leadership and good governance
Inside the Eskom crisis
The aftermath of state capture: constitutional challenges
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and society
Wilder lives
Africa’s space heritage
The Ochberg orphans: An episode in the history of the Cape Jewish Orphanage
My Dear Children: Reflections on the legacy of a father given up for adoption
African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA)
Cyril's choices: Lessons from 25 years of freedom in South Africa
In conversation
The dangers of lawfare: Law as a weapon against itself
A house divided: Battle for the Mother City