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Molefi Mafereka Ndlovu |
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Personal Details |
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Organization: Community Scholar Address: Centre for Civil Society, Room 702, MTB, Howard College City: Durban Postal Code: 4019 Country: South Africa Phone Number: 27 31 260 1506 E-mail Address: molefindlovu@yahoo.com Degree: (B. ComDev)
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Job Description |
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Researcher
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Research Interest |
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community outreach, oral history, archival practice, social movement theory and politics, independent community media
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My research background includes, the planning designing and execution of a participatory research projects; conducting peer training and capacity building with community based activist and advocacy groups. I have worked for the Education Policy Unit (Wits- EPU), with community based activist groups such as the Workers Library (Commitee member); Anti Privatisation Forum (APF-JHB), Imbawula Trust; Rasa FM (Pimville - Soweto), Indymedia-Africa (JHB, DBN & CT), Prince Africa Zulu Foundation Trust (PAZFT-Trustee-SADC); Dedicated Artists Cultural Arts Organisation (DACAO- Clermont), Non Commercial Users Constituency (NCUC-ICANN- Afrika), Black Pepper (SA: Exc Consultant),Khula Malaika Foundation (KMF- W. Cape: Associate) and UmKhumbane Mail (Durban; Associate)., Onkweni Royal Cultural Festival (Ulundi), DeepDish TV (NYC; Associate). My approach is based on critical theory and Padagogy of the opressed with focus on participatory action oriented research methodologies. My current and latest work online includes: www.qwasha.org.za, www.imc-africa.mayfirst.org/ & www.durbansings.wordpress.com
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Online Publications |
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Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2008) The damming of Lesotho’s Water and the consolidation of commodity relations in occupied Azania : Critical Theory appraisal of the ‘civil society’ challenge for free basic water services in Johannesburg, Gauteng. . Centre for Civil Society : 1-32. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka () A layman’s perspective on the history and role of non governmental organizations in the World Social Forum Process: a case of the Southern African Social Forum.. Centre for Civil Society : 1-13. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2009) Oral History Guideline Booklet. Durban Sings Audio oral/history Project : 1-20. More 
Mafereka Ndlovu, Molefi (2009) DURBAN Songs and Proverbs Audio reports, songs and stories From KwaZulu-Natal; Ethekwini: Azania. Durban Sings An Audio oral/history Project : 1-22. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2007) Azania shall return: Re-founding the struggle for complete immancipation from Capitalist Globalisation. . “Political Power: State-Party- Popular Power.” The Rosa Luxemburg Seminar 2007 : 1-17. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2008) Summery Report on Molefi’s CCS activities September 2007-May 2008. Centre for Civil Society : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2007) Rasta Festival Poster . : 1-1. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka () -eTHIOPIA -MILLENIUM PROGRAMME 2000.pdf. : 1-2. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2004) Education as an instance of organising; prospects and Pitfalls.. In Khanya Journal Issue 6 : 22-23. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2005) Mutations of the ability to self organise. In Khanya Journal Issue 9: 34-35. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2006) Rasa FM; Periphery voices, molefi speaks about Soweto radio. Deep Dish TV : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2007) Radical community radio in Soweto: Podcast interview with Sokari Ekine from Pambazuka News . Pambazuka News : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2008) Mail and Guardian: Top 200 South Africans to take to lunch (Civil Society). Mail and Guardian : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2008) All rise in court! The battle against corporate profiteering, corruption and dispossession. Lesotho and Johannesburg at a legal crossroads over water. Let justice roll down like waters. Faith-based advocacy and water for all. Maseru, Lesotho. 21-25 April : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2009) "Azania Rising: The demise of the 1652 class project", which advances alternatives to capitalist class society in Africa.. CCS Seminar : 1-11. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2009) Audio Workshop for Photographers; Market Photo Workshop hosted a lecture, screening and public debate on the role of audio in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography . Audio Workshop for Photographers : -. More 
Ndlovu, Molefi Mafereka (2009) Azania Rising II: The demise of the 1652 class project; advancing alternatives to the crisis of the capitalist class society in Africa.. CCS Seminar : -. More 
Mafereka Ndlovu, Molefi (2010) AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA DURBAN SINGS!. : 1-5. More 
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