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Ackson is Associate Professor of the History Department at the University of Botswana and publishes on the political economy of underdevelopment and teaches histories of West Africa, slavery, colonialism and historical research methodology. Ackson says that this photo 'shows my rural and agricultural background and my capacity to change with technology. An agriculture-based breakfast is good for history.' After his morning coffee, he is busy teaching and working with post-graduate students.
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Sandra is an Associate Professor in the History Department at Stellenbosch University. She received her Ph.D in modern history from Oxford University, picking up an MSc in Environmental Change and Management in the following year (for which she earned a distinction). Her research focus is social and environmental history, and includes the book Riding High -- horses, humans and history in South Africa (Witswatersrand University Press 2010), which was long-listed for the Alan Paton Award. She serves on the SAHS council also in the capacity as an editor of the South African Historical Journal.
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 John is a Associate Professor of History at the University of Botswana. He received a BA from the University of Botswana in 1998 and then won a Cambridge Commonwealth Trust scholarship which enabled him to read for an MPhil and PhD at Selwyn College of Cambrdidge University. He began lecturing in African History and African Diaspora at the University of Botswana in January 2002, and has a broad research focus on colonial and current politics and social relations in Botswana and South Africa, with a focus on tribal and race relations, party politics and trade unions and migration studies. He is also a keen follower of Arsenal in the English Premier League and New England Patriots of America's NFL.
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Anton is a Professor of History at Stellenbosch University, who specialises in South African economic history with a particular interest in business, banks, retail and non-profit organisations. He teaches 20th century South African history, European history and methodology. Email:
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 Prinisha holds a PhD in History from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, having completed her thesis on the crime of infanticide in the Natal between the years 1880 and 1935. She has published on the history of Indian interpreters within the British Empire as well as, on the complicated, sometimes lethal, relationship between masters and servants in colonial Natal. She currently lectures in history at the University of the Witwatersrand.
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