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Statement on Recent Events by the African Studies Centre, University of Oxford, 12th June 2020.

Rhodes Must Fall: The Uses of Historical Evidence in the Statue Debate

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Nigerian Rail Heritage: Past, Present, Future e-Exhibition

Dean of Oxford Saïd Business School, Peter Tufano and ASC’s Director, Wale Adebanwi, interview Sudanese-British billionaire businessman, Dr Mo Ibrahim, on Africa and the Coronavirus Pandemic

Statement on Recent Events by the African Studies Centre, University of Oxford, 12th June 2020.

Rhodes Must Fall: The Uses of Historical Evidence in the Statue Debate

Miles Tendi published "Transnational Histories of Southern Africa’s Liberation Movements"

African Studies Centre Newsletter 2020

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Dean of Oxford Saïd Business School, Peter Tufano and ASC’s Director, Wale Adebanwi, interview Sudanese-British billionaire businessman, Dr Mo Ibrahim, on Africa and the Coronavirus Pandemic

Rhodes Must Fall: The Uses of Historical Evidence in the Statue Debate

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