Re-Imagining Agrarian Transformation in South Africa - Mwangolela, Tafadzwa Fungayi
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The time old land and agrarian question emerged into our provinces of thinking, as students ofsocial change in 2004, at the University of Fort Hare. We were undergraduate students, when Professor Sipho Buthelezi and Priscilla Monyai from the Center for Development Studies conducted the Colloquium on the Land and Agrarian Question in Africa -2004. This was a year after Professor Archie Mafeje had presented a paper, on the land and agrarian question in post-colonial Africa;focusing on theland and agrarian questions in settler and plantation Africa . At the Colloquium, Dr BanabasMariel Benjamin…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The time old land and agrarian question emerged into our provinces of thinking, as students ofsocial change in 2004, at the University of Fort Hare. We were undergraduate students, when Professor Sipho Buthelezi and Priscilla Monyai from the Center for Development Studies conducted the Colloquium on the Land and Agrarian Question in Africa -2004. This was a year after Professor Archie Mafeje had presented a paper, on the land and agrarian question in post-colonial Africa;focusing on theland and agrarian questions in settler and plantation Africa . At the Colloquium, Dr BanabasMariel Benjamin (Representative of the Sudan People s Liberation Movement),emphasised that the land question in Africa, should consider land in itstotality including; the soil, and all the mineral wealth and oil in the soil and the fauna and flora it sustains. So much was raised by Professor Ben Cousins from the University of the Western Cape, who extrapolated the debate of the agrarian question of capital and the agrarian capital of the dispossessed. We were stimulated to research further on this land and agrarian question.
Autorenporträt
Tafadzwa Fungayi Mwangolela, is a young Zimbabwean, currently doing a second masters degree in social science with a special focus on rural social transformation, women and local economic development. Tafadzwa comes from a strong political economy background from the, Center of Development Studies at University of Fort Hare- South Africa.