04 Jun A Tribute to Professor Ngugi wa Thiong’o
Ngugi wa Thiong'o and his wife Njeeri Thiong'o...
26 May Happy Africa Day to AFSAAP Members
Happy Africa Day to AFSAAP Members, On 25 May 2025, we celebrated Africa Day—a day commemorated by Africans around the world as a reminder of the continent’s enduring aspirations for political, social, and economic liberation. The day marks the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (now...
10 Aug African Studies Drop-in Meeting – 14th August 2-4pm
The last few years have proved quite isolating for everyone and particularly difficult if you are working on a continent that you can no longer travel to. In a bid to keep the conversation going (and enthusiasm up!), we will be holding a meeting on...
28 Jul Call for Papers – Youthful Optimism for Africa
AFRICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA AND THE PACIFIC 43rd Annual Conference University of New England, Armidale, NSW December 3rd to 5th, 2020 Call for Papers The African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP) calls for proposals for preorganized panels, roundtables, thematic conversations, and individual papers for...
06 Mar Australia Awards Outcomes for Africa! Frank Akampa’s experience in Australia and thereafter returning to Uganda
Academic engagement At the beginning of 2013 I embarked on a graduate program at the University of Queensland, specialising in GIS and Environmental Management. This program was funded by AusAID, Australian government funding that was intended to prepare me for my PhD studies at an Australian...
06 Mar Statement of the African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP) on the Stereotyping of African Australians/South Sudanese
The African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP), a network of academics, students, consultants, activists, diplomats, artists, community leaders, and others who share a mutual interest in the promotion of African Studies in the region, founded in 1978, includes among its aims the...
06 Mar Podcast of recent interview between AFSAAP Representative and KayaFM959
AFSAAP recently put out a Statement of the African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP) on the Stereotyping of African Australians/South Sudanese. KayaFM spoke to AFSAAP Secretary Edson Ziso to talk about the root of the stereotyping and lived experience of Sudanese people in Australia. You can...
06 Mar AFSAAP President Prof. Peter Limb on Pres. Jacob Zuma’s worsening political troubles
South African President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma has had a torrid presidency, surviving numerous attempts to have him ousted from power. He is back again in the news, but this time the mounting pressure on him to quit is nothing like his presidency has seen before....
06 Mar AFSAAP President Prof. Peter Limb analyses the recent leadership changes in South Africa
Jacob Zuma finally tendered his resignation as President of South Africa on February 14, 2018 marking the end of a tumultous 9 year-reign. Professor Peter Limb was on ABC’S The World on Wednesday to shed light on the new man in power, Cyril Ramaphosa. You...
06 Mar AFSAAP President Peter Limb discusses the challenges facing Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency
As the euphoria of the drama-filled political changes in South Africa die down, focus now shifts to what the future holds. AFSAAP President and South African expert Peter Limb discusses some of the challenges facing President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration on ‘The Wire’. You can listen...
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