The Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellows (Formerly Harry Frank Guggenheim Young African Scholars) 2025–2026Aroob Alfaki (Social Anthropology, University of Khartoum), Reproduction of Inequalities or Construction of New Commonalities? Socio-Spatial and Cultural Reconfigurations of the Urban and the Rural in Sudan Between Revolution and War Tamia Botes (Anthropology, University of the Witwatersrand), Eldorado Park as Demonic Grounds: A Social History from 1960s–Present Nonhlanhla Gumede (Social Work, University of Pretoria), Narratives of Male Perpetrators on Factors Contributing to Gender-Based Violence: A Case Study of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Lameck Kachena (Environmental and Geographical Sciences, University of Cape Town), Migration, Socioecological and Geopolitical Trajectories along the Great Limpopo and Chimanimani Transboundary Parks Stanley Kiswaga (Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR), Makerere University), Theatre for Development and the Neoliberal Divides: Rethinking “New Nation-Building” in “Post-Socialist Tanzania” Kgomotso Komane (Political Science and International Relations, University of Pretoria), An Intersecting Theoretical Analysis on Lesotho’s Struggle with Political Violence: A Case Study on the (Re)Configuration and (Re)Construction of Basotho Wem on Mediation and Peacebuilding in Lesotho Abdirizak Muhumed (Political Science, University of the Witwatersrand), Unfinished Imperialism and Lived Experiences of Occupation in Ogaden, 1994–2018 Faridah Muli (Department of Diplomacy and International Studies, University of Nairobi), Digital Technologies in Counterterrorism: Assessing US-Kenya Partnerships in Violent Extremism Prevention in the Horn of Africa Azzeddine Tajjiou (English Studies, Université Mohammed Premier), Colonial Shadows and Post-Colonial Dreams: Exploring Corruption and Hope in Anglophone African Literature Rukayat Usman (Sociology/Public Policy, University of Ibadan), Violence Continuum and the Mobility Trajectories of Young Internally Displaced Persons Exiting Camps in Nigeria Alida van der Walt (Department of Music; 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Ethno-Regional Violence Among Congolese Immigrants of South Africa Elizabeth Animashaun (Conflict Studies, University of Ibadan), Commercial Sex Workers and Gender-Based Violence in Communities along Benin-Republic- Nigeria Border Corridor Naume Choguya (Sociology and Anthropology, University Of the Western Cape), Student Protests and Responses in South Africa: Violent Clashes
