Prof S Mazibuko

• PhD in Development Studies (UFS)
• Master of Administration (Unisa)
• Bachelor of Arts Honours (RAU/UJ)
• Bachelor of Administration (Unisa)
• Secondary Teachers Diploma (Sebokeng)

Honours, Masters’ & Doctoral supervision

• Land Issues
• Global Political Economy
• Natural Resource Management

• Development Theory
• Development Planning

• Reflections on Post-Apartheid South Africa, 2020, Staging Post, Auckland Park
• Quality access in ODL. Assuring institutional quality in open distance learning (ODL) in the developing contexts. Editor: Moeketsi Letseka. Nova Publishers.
• The meaning of African freedom and independence: The road from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe, in Nationalism and National Projects in Southern Africa: New Critical Reflections. Editors: Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni & Felix Ndlovu. Africa Institute of South Africa: Pretoria. 

• The Freedom Charter: the contested land issue in South Africa, Third World Quarterly, 2018.
• The Freedom Charter: South African contested land issue. Third World Quarterly. 38 (2).
• Speaking about South Africa’s economic development strategies: The theoretical and rhetorical limits of the modernist approaches. African Journal of Rhetoric, 6.
• Understanding underdevelopment through the sustainable livelihoods approach. Community Development, 44 (2).

• Biomass energy: raising anew old paradigms and narratives in development. Sustainability and Development Conference. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 09-11 November 2018.
• The liberating ethos of the 1959 Status Campaign. Colloquium on Liberation, Memory and Contestation. University of Venda, Khoroni Hotel, Thohoyandou, 15-17 March 2017.

• Member of the South African Development Studies Association (SADSA)
• Member of Council for the Development of Social Science Research (CODESRIA)

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