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Author: Professor Mpho Ngoepe and Sipho Zulu
Professor Mpho Ngoepe and Sipho Zulu
Ngoepe is Acting Vice-Principal: Research, Postgraduate Studies, Innovation and Commercialisation at Unisa. Zulu is an Archivist, Unisa postgraduate student and the President of the Oral History Association of South Africa.
South Africa’s archives remain contested spaces as questions grow over representation, historical erasure and accountability.