💧 Interdisciplinary Conversations on Water – Final 2025 Event Join Wits Water & WiSER for our closing roundtable of the year on water futures. across communities 🗓 Thursday, October 30 🕐 1–2pm 📍 WiSER Seminar Room (Wits University) 🔗 https://t.co/SxmVzGdWMy

Under Pressure: Botanical Hauntings Curated by Christine DiParktownexhibition where plants, printmaking, memory & absence meet. Inspired by the Plant Lives seminar series by Prof Hofmeyr & Prof Nuttall Opening with Prof Nuttall 🗓️ 1 (5pm) - 2 Nov (12pm) 📍Parktown

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Hlonipha Mokoena’s latest book, ‘The Nightwatchman’, Representing Black Men in Colonial South Africa, was discussed yesterday evening, with Achille Mbembe and John Wright at WiSER.

Discover how books, plants, and climate intertwine 🌿 Join Prof. Isabel Hofmeyr for the 2025 Panizzi Lectures at the British Library. 📅 Oct 27, 30 & Nov 3 🎟️ In person or online: 🔗 https://t.co/NIqqiy3sr7

Join WiSER and Wits University Press this evening for an engaging book discussion with Hlonipha Mokoena, author of 🗓 TONIGHT, 16 October 2025 🕕 6:00 PM 📍 WiSER Seminar Room, 6th Floor, Richard Ward Building 📩 RSVP: Najibha.Deshmukh@wits.ac.za

Chaired by WiCDS PhD candidate Sarah Boden, we began the day with an extraordinary discussion focusing on post-colonial Russian critical approaches to Indigenous identity politics, epistemic injustice, and securitisation through emergent decolonial lenses.

📖 Book | The Nightwatchman Representing Black Men in Colonial South Africa ✒️ Hlonipha Mokoena 9781776149353

WISER’s Trust Project presents: An Online Panel Discussion CRYPTO IN AFRICA Moderated by: Laura Phillips 🗓️ 8 October 2025 🕕 6 PM (SAST) 👉 Register here: https://t.co/21NzNjzgyi

WiSER and Wits University Press invite you to join us for a book discussion THE NIGHTWATCHMAN by Hlonipha Mokoena Representing Black Men in Colonial South Africa 🗓️ 16th October 2025 🕕 6pm 📍WiSER Seminar Room, 6th Floor Richard Ward Building.

Happening now: Screening of The Quiet Heroes of Sudan on emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) at @WitsWiSER

Invite | WiSER invites you to a panel discussion on Crypto in Africa Online panel discussion with Babatunde Okunoye, Lindsey Schutters, Gareth Stobie, and moderated by Laura Phillips on  🗓️: 8 October 2025, 🕕: 6.00pm. 🔗 Reg: https://t.co/INXvm48UFH

WiSER invites you to a book discussion of Clawing back Redistribution in Precarious Times by Deborah James 🗓️: Oct 2025 🕛: 12 .30 - 14.00 📍: WiSER Seminer Room

Join WiCDS on Extremist Mythologies 🗓️ 14 - 16 October 2025, 📍 @WitsUniversity, RSVP: https://t.co/54R9qACZrf

WiSER & Wits Water warmly invite you to Interdisciplinary Conversations on Water Convo 8: Curses & Death Blows: Water, Infrastructures & Governance in Joburg Prof Breckenridge: Rethinking the curse of mine-financed urban infrastructures Prof Everatt: Death by water in Hillbrow

Reminder - Thulani Mkhize will be in conversation with Prof Homeyr @WitsWiSER seminar room. Starting soon.

📖 Join us for the launch of Nontsizi Mgqwetho: The Poet of the People (1919–1929) by Thulani Mkhize. 🗓 18 Sept 2025 | 🕠 17h30 📍 WiSER, @WitsUniversity In conversation with Prof Isabel Hofmeyr. RSVP: Najibha.Deshmukh@wits.ac.za #BookLaunch #AfricanLiterature #WiSER

Invite | WiSER invites you to Hloniph Mokoena’s book launch of Nightwatchman Representing Black Men in Colonial South Africa 🗓️ 9 September 2025 🕔 17:30 📍 53 Rustenburg, Rd, Melvillle, Johannesburg

WiSER invites you to The Secret Lives of Plants : in the Barnes Road Herbariu Hosted by Isabel Hofmeyr Walkabout 10 am Sept 6, 2025 📍Origins Centre, Wits University.

💧 Join us for Interdisciplinary Conversations on Water Conversation 7: Water users in a complex society Speakers: Kevin Harding & Simone Dahms-Verster 🗓️ Thurs, Aug 28 | 1–2pm | WiSER, Wits 🍴 Lunch served | RSVP: Najibha.Deshmukh@wits.ac.za #Water #Wits #WiSER

WiSER invites you to join us for a lunchtime seminar by Estefanía Bournot (Austrian Academy of Sciences) Extractive Zones and the Last Utopia: Art, Literature, and Ecological Resistance from Latin America to African Studies 🗓️ 26th August 🕐 1pm 📍WiSER Seminar Room