
Students’ digitizing archival documents at the Centre for African Literary Studies
Postgraduate (PG) students from the PG Diploma in Information Studies and PGD in Records and Archives Management are working on a digitising project as part

Postgraduate (PG) students from the PG Diploma in Information Studies and PGD in Records and Archives Management are working on a digitising project as part

Professor Stephen Gray visited the Centre for African Literary Studies (CALS) on the 9 and 10th May to carry out research and to address an English Studies

The Centre for African Literary Studies (CALS), UKZN are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of one of Africa’s greatest novelists, Chinua Achebe. The

On Friday, 1 March celebrated South African poet, novelist and critic, Stephen Gray visited the Centre for African Literary Studies (CALS) to celebrate his donation

The Centre for African Literary Studies (CALS) hosted two visitors, Professor Philip Whyte and Dr Guillaume Cingal, from the University of Tours on the 15

“Vera Leckie, who is currently based in Johannesburg, visited CALS on 23 January 2013. She met Professor Bernard DeMeyer from French, School of Arts and

Else Schreiner and Prof Christine Stilwell Else Schreiner, author of the book, Time stretching fear: the detention and solitary confinement of 14 anti-apartheid trialists, 1987-1991,
November 2012 Durban ‘Interest Group for Bibliographic Standards’ (IGBIS) workshop On the 15h November 2012 Fiona Polak attended a workshop organised by the Durban ‘Interest Group