Nouvelle publication Mambo !
Dans les plaines d’Athi-Kaputiei, au sud de Nairobi, des communautés d’éleveurs et d’agriculteurs vivent à la frontière immédiate du seul parc national au monde adossé...
Dans les plaines d’Athi-Kaputiei, au sud de Nairobi, des communautés d’éleveurs et d’agriculteurs vivent à la frontière immédiate du seul parc national au monde adossé...
Invisible Fence: Spatial Analysis of Human-lion Conflicts in the Plains of Athi-Kaputiei by Eliott Dreux. In the Athi-Kaputiei plains south of Nairobi, pastoralist and farming...
Studying sexuality can be challenging across the world but the scarcity of written sources and the selective and censored memory of oral sources make it...
IFRA – Nairobi invites internship applications offering an opportunity to gain professional experience by working with an international team of a researchers. Duration: 3 to...
On 10 April, Dr Kennedy Gitu gave a timely presentation on ‘Paying for past debts: re(connecting) family at a time of increased cultural consciousness’, a...
Prof. Henri Médard presented his latest book, Colonial Chaos: Land Politics and Conflicts on the Shores of Lake Victoria (1885–1925) at Kenyatta University’s History, Archaeology...
On 23rd March, Dr. Claire Médard, a political geographer from IRD, delivered an insightful talk on the land survey and adjudication process in Loita, Narok...
On 18th February, Julie Maestri’s presentation on ‘Burying the Dead’: A Missionary and Colonial Obsession against Meru Practices of Corpse Exposure, 1910-1940s’ shed light on...
On 18 February, Julie Maestri, a PhD student in History at Aix-Marseille University, gave an illuminating talk entitled ‘Burying the Dead’: A Missionary and Colonial...
Reinventing Uganda: Political Imagination and Social Change after the Fall of Idi Amin (1979-80) by the Uganda Past and Future Team is now available for...