UHURUUNIT FOR THE HUMANITIES AT RHODES UNIVERSITY

presents

Popular Struggles Then and NowColloquium

Programme:08h00 Coffee 08h30 Welcome by Prof Michael Neocosmos09h00-12h30 Panel Discussion 1: Aubrey Mokoape: The Black Ccnsciousness Movement & Community Struggles in the 1970sRaymond Suttner: Evaluating Popular Power in the 1980s and its potential significance todayT.J. Ngongoma (Abahlali baseMjondolo): A Living Politics in the Struggle for Land & Dignity12h30-13h00 Lunch13h00-14h30 Panel Discussion 2: Rhodes Must Fall (Black Student Movement): Vuyolethu Toli, Lihle Ngcobozi, Thembani Onceya

Aubrey Mokoape, Raymond Suttner, T.J. Ngongoma and the Black Student Movement

PHOTO CREDIT: KRISANNE JOHNSON

Friday 27th March 2015VENUE: Faculty of Humanities

1 Prince Alfred Street