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PhD, English Language and Literature, University of Cape Town (2001-2005)

MA, English, University of Alberta, Canada (1992-1995)

Post 4844������Ѹ��� Diploma, 4844������Ѹ��� (1990-1991)

BA English and Environmental Science (1986-1990)

Dr Ndana Ndana has been with the 4844������Ѹ��� where he has taught in the literature section of the Department of English since 1991. He became�� senior lecturer in 2008 and is currently serving as Head of Department up to April 30, 2021. ��His publications include journal articles, book chapters, edited books, and translations on literature in English, and indigenous languages and cultures.��

African literature

Oral Literature

English Literature

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His research interests include English, African and Oral Literature, and�� multiculturalism.

��English literature: racism, colour prejudice, foreignness &�� aggression in Shakespeare

Children's stories

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Ndana, N. & Chebanne, A. (2017). Chiikuhane. In Kamusella, T. & Ndhlovu, F. (eds.). The Social and Political History of Southern Africa’s Languages. UK: Palgrave Macmillan pp 44-55.

Ndana, N. (2011). The Indigenous Praise Poetry of the Veekuhane: Culture, Memory and History: CASAS Book Series No. 83. Cape Town: SED Printing Solutions.

Ndana, N. (2008). “From Mafikeng to Stratford: Sol Plaatje’s Court Interpretation, Translation of Shakespeare and Cross Cultural Currents.” Bagwasi, M.M., Alimi, M.M. & Ebewo, P.J. (eds.). English Language and literature: Cross Cultural Currents. New Castle upon Tyne:. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

Ndana, Ndana. (2005). “A white man’s Native language”: Sol Plaatje, William Shakespeare, Translation and the Setswana Orthography.” PULA: Botswana Journal of African Studies. 19 (2), 168-176.