In this article, I reflect on the idea of a ‘post’-apartheid South Africanconstitutionalism and related implicated notion ofTransformative Constitutionalism by emphasising its continued bondageto colonial apartheid past. an effort to critically explore the‘post’-apartheid transformative constitutional framework, examinethe endurance colonialism as coloniality in manner it hasunfolded African co...

WHEN considering and discussing the fate of the Britons within AngloSaxon England, we invariably seem to find ourselves forced to choose between two hypotheses. The first of these, and perhaps currently the less fashionable, is that a ‘mass migration’ of Germanic peoples committed genocide against the inhabitants of the Insular territories they conquered, creating a situation in which all subse...

Humanitarian DNA Identification in Post-Apartheid South Africa To appear in: Keith Wailoo, Alondra Nelson, and Catherine Lee (eds.), Genetics and the Unsettled Past: The Collision between DNA, Race, and History (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, in press) Jay D. Aronson 1 Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society Department of History Carnegie Mellon University aronson@...

The COVID-19 pandemic plunged vulnerable populations and the church in South Africa into a crisis. This article argues that situation of poor people is not an accident but deliberate design powerful therefore closely linked to Africa’s political past. paper traces origins structural vulnerabilities various apartheid laws, including Native Land Act, Group Areas Bantu Education Act. It this shapi...