The People’s Colloquy is a podcast that aims to pierce through the fog around us with the high beam of good conversation.
We live in trying times that require us to band together and challenge the structures that keep us isolated from one another, because together, we can dismantle the barriers and hurdles that keep our nation shackled.
We resolve to leave the place in a better shape than we found it and deliver hope for the future so we can give our children something worth preserving.
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The People’s Colloquy is a podcast that aims to pierce through the fog around us with the high beam of good conversation.
We live in trying times that require us to band together and challenge the structures that keep us isolated from one another, because together, we can dismantle the barriers and hurdles that keep our nation shackled.
We resolve to leave the place in a better shape than we found it and deliver hope for the future so we can give our children something worth preserving.
Episode 7: Decolonising Knowledge With Dr Tshepo Mvulane Moloi
The Peoples' Colloquy
50 minutes 17 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 7: Decolonising Knowledge With Dr Tshepo Mvulane Moloi
Dr Tshepo Mvulane Moloi showed us his workspace in the TPC Special Episode.
In this podcast Tshepo takes some time to outline the misconceptions, false starts and historical missteps that frustrate the effort to decolonise knowledge in South Africa.
The Peoples' Colloquy
The People’s Colloquy is a podcast that aims to pierce through the fog around us with the high beam of good conversation.
We live in trying times that require us to band together and challenge the structures that keep us isolated from one another, because together, we can dismantle the barriers and hurdles that keep our nation shackled.
We resolve to leave the place in a better shape than we found it and deliver hope for the future so we can give our children something worth preserving.
