Pumla Gqola, Author of What is Slavery to Me?, Opposes the Traditional Courts Bill
Pumla Gqola is the author of What is Slavery to Me?, associate professor of literary and gender studies at Wits University and a steering committee member of the 1in9 Campaign. She has written an article discussing the issues surrounding the proposed Traditional Courts Bill and calling for people to challenge the government before it is passed.
The Traditional Courts Bill is meant to replace the Black Administration Act of 1927 with a law that is constitutional.
Instead, if passed, it will in effect strip between 17 million and 21 million people living in rural South Africa of many of the rights we enjoy in the rest of the country.
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- What is Slavery to Me?: Postcolonial memory and the postapartheid imagination by Pumla Dineo Gqola
EAN: 9781868145072
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