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            The Crisis in Syria

            ​The Dullah Omar Centre for Critical Thought in African Humanities of the CHR (UWC) is pleased to invite you to a lecture on “The Crisis in Syria”: A Question of Futures by Na’eem Jeenah.

            Date: Monday 28 September

            Time: 6.30pm

            Venue: DOCCTAH: Auditorium, Cape Town College, Crawford Campus, Kromboom Rd.

            Na’eem Jeenah is the executive director of the Afro-Middle East Centre, a research institute based in Johannesburg. In this lecture Jeenah provides an analysis of the situation in Syria that places into perspective and context the different possible futures that the country currently faces.

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