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            Seminar: Sam Longford

            Centre for Humanities Research & Department of History,

            University of the Western Cape

            South African Contemporary History and Humanities Seminar

            Sam Longford (Department of History, UWC)

            Governing the ungovernable: contested legacies at the Chris Hani Memorial

            Date: 29 October 2019

            Venue: Centre for Humanities Research Seminar Room

            Time: 2 pm

            Discussant: Thozama April (Centre for Humanities Research, UWC)

            Seminar no: 541

            *This paper will not be electronically circulated. Hardcopies will be available from the Department of History and the Centre for Humanities Research.
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