Professor Catherine Odora Hoppers, Incumbent: DST/NRF South African Research Chair in Development Education, Unisa, and PASCAL Board member gave a public lecture on 27 May at the University of Malta.

Professor Hoppers spoke about emancipation in a bid to wipe out oppression, both in people’s everyday lives and also connected to global systems.  “My vision centres around the democratisation of democracy through cognitive justice, a new theory of non-violence which goes beyond statist dreams,” says Prof Catherine Odora Hoppers.

We are proud to announce our contribution to the book: “African Health leaders: Making Change and Claiming the Future" edited by Dr Francis Omaswa and Lord Nigel Crisp, published by the Oxford University Press (September 2014).