Die geförderten Postdoktorandinnen und Postdoktoranden und ihre Forschungsprojekte

DIE FELLOWS

• Dr. Pastory Bushozi
  Art der Förderung: zweijährige Extension einer Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsvorhabens: “Conservation and adaptive management of globally significant archaeological sites"

  Kontakt: Dr. Pastory Magayane Bushozi, University of Dar es Salaam, Department of Archaeology and Heritage, College of Humanities, Tanzania

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Prof. Dr. Meron Eresso
  Art der Förderung: zweijährige Extension einer Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsvorhabens: “Re- routed from Djibouti to the Sudan Changing Migration Dynamics of Ethiopian Female Transit Migrants in Djibouti”

  Kontakt: Prof. Dr. Meron Zeleke Eresso, Addis Ababa University, Center for Human Rights, Ethiopia

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Dr. Elinaza Mjema
  Art der Förderung: dreijährige Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsprojektes: “Natural Catastrophes and Human Coping Strategies along the Eastern African Coast during the First and Second Millennia AD”

  Elinaza Mjema, Ph.D 

  Lecturer (East African Coast Archaeology)

  Department of Archaeology and Heritage

  University of Dar es Salaam

  Tanzania

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Dr. Joseph Mujere
  Art der Förderung: dreijährige Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsprojektes: “Claim-holders, tributors, and co-operatives: The political economy of artisanal and small-scale chromite mining along Zimbabwe's Great Dyke, 1985-2018”

  Kontakt: Dr. Joseph Mujere, University of Zimbabwe, History Department, Harare/Zimbabwe

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Dr. Saudah Namyalo
  Art der Förderung: zweijährige Extension einer Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsvorhabens: “The dynamics of language Variation: A study of linguistic repertoires of Ruruuli-Lunyara Speakers"

  Kontakt: Dr. Saudah Namyalo, Makerere University, Department of African Languages, School of Languages, Literature and Communication, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kampala/Uganda

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Dr. Plan Nyabezi
  Art der Förderung: zweijährige Extension einer Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsvorhabens: “The Past in the Present: The Zimbabwe Culture and other Archaeological Heritage in north western Zimbabwe”

  Kontakt: Dr. Plan Shenjere-Nyabezi, University of Zimbabwe, Faculty of Arts, History Department, Archaeology Unit, Harare/Zimbabwe

  © Harald Barre 2017

• Dr. Halkano Abdi Wario
  Art der Förderung: zweijährige Extension der Senior Fellowship

  Titel des Forschungsvorhabens: “Influencing Public Policies on Countering Violent Extremism in Africa: Building Synergy with Researchers in North and West Africa"

  Kontakt: Dr. Halkano Abdi Wario, Egerton University, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Philosophy, History and Religion, Kenia

  © Harald Barre 2017

FÖRDERRUNDE 2016-2020

• Dr. Wazi Apoh
  Titel des Forschungsprojektes: "The Archeology of German Colonial Heritages in Ghana: Repackaging Shared Relics for Strategic Ghana-German Partnership in Development."

  Kontakt:

  Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies
  University of Ghana
  P.O. Box LG 3
  Legon, Accra
  GHANA
  Email: wazitalgmail.com

  Download detaillierter Lebenslauf (Word-Dokument)
  

• Dr. Pastory Bushozi
  Titel des Forschungsprojektes:

  "Evolving human minds, behavior and subsistence during the Middle to Upper Pleistocene in Tanzania"

  Kontakt:

  University of Dar es Salaam

  Department of Archaeology and Heritage

  P. O. Box 35050

  Dar es Salaam

  Tanzania

  pbushozi@udsm.ac.tz

  download Dr Bushozi's Lebenslauf (PDF-Dokument)
  

• Dr. Meron Eresso
  Titel des Forschungsprojektes:

   "Movements on Hold? A Study of Ethiopian Female Transit Migrants in Djibouti."

  Kontakt:

  Rift Valley University
  P.O. Box 56061
  Addis Ababa
  ETHIOPIA

  Link zu einem Academia Interview mit Dr Eresso (auf Englisch)
  

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Assistant Professor of Social Anthropology, RVU
  Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Addis Ababa University, Center for Human Rights.
  Guest Lecturer at University of Wake forest (WFU), North Carolina, USA.
  Guest research fellow at National university of Singapore. Singapore.
  Trainer for the Fredrick Ebert Sifting on Conflict Management and conflict resolution
  Head of the Eastern African chapter of African Good Governance Network  12. 2013- 09.2015.
  Lecturers at the Horn of Africa Courses, Rift Valley Institute, Lamu, Kenya.

• Dr. Zaheera Jinnah
  Titel des Forschungsprojektes:

  "Shifting Families:  Interrogating notions of "family' in a context of contemporary African migration and diverse urban spaces, using multi-sited case studies in South Africa, Morocco, and Germany"

  Kontakt:

  University of the Witwatersrand
  African Centre for Migration & Society
  P.O. Box 76 Witts 2050
  SOUTH AFRICA
  Email: zaheera.jinnahwits.ac.za

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Zaheera Jinnah holds a doctorate in anthropology and has a background in social work and development studies. Since 2009 she has been a researcher at the African Centre for Migration and Society, Wits University, Johannesburg where she works in the area of labour and livelihoods and diaspora studies.

• Dr. Obvious Katsaura
  Forschungsprojekt: "Networked Religiocities: Transnational Urban Religious Flows in Africa."

  Kontakt:

  University of the Witwatersrand
  Department of Sociology
  Private Bag 3
  Wits 2050
  Johannesburg
  SOUTH AFRICA
  Email: obvious.katsaurawits.ac.za

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• Dr. Edwinus Lyaya
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "Metals and African Societies in Lake Tanganyika-Nyasa Countries: Exploring Iron and Copper Production and Human Choices in Selected Provinces of Zambia."

  Kontakt:

  University of Dar es Salaam
  Department of Archaeology and Heritage
  P.O. Box 35050
  Dar es Salaam
  TANZANIA
  Email: edwinuslyahoo.com

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  2009–2013: PhD (Archaeology), University College London (UCL)

  2005–2007: MA (Archaeology), University of Dar es Salaam 2002-2005: BA (Hons.) (Archaeology and Geography), University of Dar es Salaam

• Dr. Elinaza Mjema
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "Investigating the Archaeology of Colonial Encounters on the Tanzanian Coast from 16th to 19th Centuries AD."

  Kontakt:

  University of Dar es Salaam
  Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies, UDSM
  P.O. Box 35050
  Dar es Salaam
  TANZANIA
  Email: emhifadhiyahoo.com

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Elinaza Mjema is a lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam. He completed a Bachelor and Master degrees in archaeology at the University of Dar es Salaam in 2006 and 2008 respectively, and later a PhD in Archaeology from the Frankfurt University, Germany (2015). His PhD study focused on exploring change and continuity of ancient settlements on the western coast of Indian Ocean, through the analysis of ceramics, beads and fauna remains. Currently, Mjema’s plan is to investigate–using archaeological methods–the impacts of colonial encounters on the Tanzanian coast from 16th to 19th Centuries AD.
  
  Research Areas:
  Western Indian Ocean coastal archaeology; underwater archaeology; mortuary archaeology; archaeology of Stone Age; cultural heritage management; urban archaeology.
• Dr. Joseph Mujere
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "Migration, Community Formation and Belonging in Informal Settlements around Rustenburg Platinum Mines, South Africa c.1994-2014."

  Kontakt:

  University of Zimbabwe
  History Department
  P.O. Box MP 167
  Mt. Pleasant - Harare
  ZIMBABWE
  Email: josephmujereyahoo.co.uk

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Current position:	Senior Lecturer in History, University of Zimbabwe Research Associate, Society Work and Development Institute (SWOP), University of the Witwatersrand
  2010 -2012:	Graduate Tutor; School of History, Classics and Archaeology & Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh
  2007-2008:	Lecturer (temporary full-time) in History, History Department, University of Zimbabwe
  2003-2007:	Graduate Teaching Assistant, History Department, University of Zimbabwe

• Dr. Saudah Namyalo
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "A comprehensive bilingual talking Luruuli/Lunyara-English dictionary with a descriptive basic grammar for language revitalisation and enhancement of mother-tongue based education."

  Kontakt:

  Makerere University
  College of Humanities and Social Sciences
  Department of African Languages
  School of Languages, Literature and Communication
  P.O. Box 7062
  Kampala
  UGANDA
  Email: snamyalochuss.mak.ac.ug

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  2006–2010:	PhD Linguistics
  1997–1999:	Post graduate diploma in translation and interpretation
  1995–1998:	MA (Arts)
  1991-1994:	BA/Education (Luganda & History)

• Dr. Plan Nyabezi
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "The Past in the Present: The Zimbabwe Culture and other Archaeological Heritage in north-western Zimbabwe."

  Kontakt:

  University of Zimbabwe, History Department
  

  Archaeology Unit

  P.O. Box MP167

  Mt Pleasant - Harare

  ZIMBABWE

  Email: pshenjere2000yahoo.co.uk

  kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Current status:	Senior Postdoctoral Fellow - Volkswagen Foundation's Knowledge for Tomorrow Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities in Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa
  2012:	Ph.D - Archaeology, University of Dar es Salaam
  2006:	MA - Archaeology, University of Dar es Salaam
  2001:	BA Honours in Archaeology, University of Zimbabwe
  2000:	BA General, University of Zimbabwe

• Dr. Halkano Wario
  Forschungsprojekt:

  "Jihad for All? Religious Knowledge, Counter-Narrativity and De-Radicalisation Strategies in Kenya."

  Kontakt:

  Philosophy, History and Religion Department
  Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Egerton University
  P. O. Box 536
  20115 Egerton
  KENYA
  Email: hwario@egerton.ac.ke

  Kurzer Lebenslauf:

  Current status:	Lecturer, Philosophy, History and Religion Department, Egerton University
  April 2009  - April 2012	PhD, University of Bayreuth, Department of Religion
  2010	MPhil, Moi University, Kenya, Department of Religion
  2003	B.Ed, Moi University, Kenya, Faculty of Education (Arts). First Class Honours