Archives: Research

Tuesday, December 23, 2025

Drought and farming: how women in South Africa are using Indigenous knowledge to cope

Africa’s small-scale farmers make up nearly 80% of all farms in the agriculture sector. In South Africa, there are about 2 million small-scale farmers, predominantly Black and based in the eastern summer rainfall region of the country. Communal wells have helped small-scale farmers adapt to drought in South Africa. Courtesy Jabulile... More

Tuesday, September 9, 2025

The Transformative Power of African Knowledge

By Dan Rubinstein Photos by Brenna Mackay Carleton University’s new partnership with South Africa’s University of Zululand is much more than a formal agreement to work on research projects together. The two universities, whose leaders signed a memorandum of understanding in a ceremony on the Carleton campus on Sept. 3, are unlocking the... More

Monday, July 21, 2025

Carleton Expands Research and Educational Partnerships in Africa

By Dan Rubinstein A delegation from Carleton University visited South Africa and Uganda in late May on a partnership building trip — a significant step towards Carleton’s goal of expanding international research and educational collaborations and an acknowledgement of Africa’s increasing importance on the global stage. The trip embodies... More

Monday, December 20, 2021

Faculty Teaching Preferences Fall 2022 & Winter 2023

STA-data-collection-form Completed forms should be emailed to Femi Ajidahun. Please retain a copy for your... More

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