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Richard Joseph
Excerpt from the "African Scholars and the African Humanities:
A Symposium" held June 3, 2004. Richard Joseph, Director
of the Program of African Studies, Northwestern University, provides
summarizing and concluding remarks from the symposium.
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Rashida Manjoo
Excerpt from the keynote address, "Legislative Recognition
of Muslim Marriages in South Africa", given at the Institute
for the Study of Islamic Thought in Africa (ISITA) Colloquium
held May 20, 2004. Rashida Manjoo, Commission on Gender Equality
in South Africa and Associate in the Law Faculty at the University
of Cape Town, was the keynote speaker.
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Howard French
Excerpt from “The Forgotten World: Why Africa Matters, Why
We Should Care and Why We May Hope” presented on November
11, 2004. In this excerpt, Howard French reflects positively on
the spread of democratic governance in Africa. French is the author
of A Continent for the Taking: The Tragedy and Hope of Africa
(2004) and former New York Times bureau chief for West and Central
Africa.
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