Molefi Mafereka Ndlovu Personal Details 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) Job Description Researcher Research Interest community outreach, oral history, archival practice, social movement theory and politics, independent community media Other information 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 Online Publications 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   Back