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PRESENTATIONS

September 2024: South Africa’s Approach to Regional Stability in SADC: Examining Zimbabwe and Mozambique as threats to regional security, peace and stability. Southern African Liaison Office (SALO) Public Dialogue.
July 2024: The labour of queer visibility at Stellenbosch University. South African Sociological Association (SASA) Conference. Stellenbosch, South Africa.
November 2023: “Legalising the illegal”? A study of the impact of South Africa’s special dispensation permits for undocumented Zimbabweans. University of Namibia School of Military Science 1st International Conference on Security, Resource Control and Democracy.
September 2023: A decolonial African feminist analysis of African family law. Workshop on Women’s Legal Histories. Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory.
August 2023: Build a critical mass of future women leaders through focused and deliberate coaching and mentorship programs in the workplace. Pan African Women’s Summit.
July 2023: “The Future of Gender Rights Advocacy in Africa”. African Liberty Webinar.
May 2023: Africa’s positioning in the rest of the world. During the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) Africa at 20 book launch, co-hosted with the Institute for Pan-African Thought and Conversation (IPATC).
May 2023: Decolonizing African Studies Panel Discussion. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVl-5VzsBbY
March 2023: The Southern African Development Community-African Union Peace and Security Nexus. Courtesy of African Politics Research Group series.
March 2023: African women leaders in International relations – Spotlight on Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Courtesy of Gender Talks.
August 2022: ‘The AU-SADC Peace and Security Nexus: Lessons from Four Case Studies’. Regional Conflict, Security, Terrorism session, during the SADC@30 Hybrid Colloquim.
June 2022: ‘African Solutions to African Problems: Has the AU Resolved Problems of Regional Integration in Africa?’ Centres, Peripheries, Interstices: Towards an Eclectic Political Economy of Global Development, Phase II. Presented with Professor John Akokpari.
March 2022: ‘Border post management: Lessons from SADC and COMESA’. Conference on Emerging powers in Africa: Regional and national economic linkages in East and Southern Africa. Hosted by Chatham House in Lusaka, Zambia.
March 2022: ‘Women in Foreign Policy Research and Beyond’. Hosted online by the British International Studies Association (BISA) Working Group on Foreign Policy.
February 2022: ‘Political Self-Sabotage: The Case of Zimbabwe’s Opposition’. 2022 Political Parties in Africa virtual conference.
November 2021: ‘Thinking critically about written representations of migrant experiences’. Hosted by University of Humboldt, online. (November 2021).
June 2021: ‘The inefficacy of diplomatic responses to electoral crises: SADC responses to Zimbabwe’s electoral crises in 2008, 2013 and 2018.‘ Institute for Democracy, Citizenship and Public Policy in Africa (IDCPPA) webinar.
November 2020: ‘Effective and efficient border post management’. Chatham House Africa online discussion on Zimbabwe’s Economic Governance and Regional Integration.
March 2020: ‘Citizenship and Xenophobia – The case of South Africa’. IDCPPA Research Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.
February 2017: ‘The African Union at 15 years’. Institute of Justice and Reconciliation (IJR), Cape Town, South Africa.