Reprinted
from The Zimbabwean at Kalanga.Org
Dr
Enocent Msindo, you were born in Zimbabwe, got your PhD at Cambridge and are
now a Senior Lecturer in African History at Rhodes University, South Africa.
What drew you to history in the first place?
My
interest in History began over two decades ago when I was a Secondary school
student, precisely in form two when a very engaging teacher taught us in our
first term about the transition from feudalism to capitalism (that old piece of
World History!) and the ensuing class struggles.
