Dr Keneilwe Molosi-France
“a broader perspective to life”
I graduated in 2015, having completed my thesis The world of development as understood and experienced by the San in Khwee and Sehunong. My supervisors were Professor Michael Osborne and Dr Lesley Doyle. I have particularly fond memories of the kindness of my supervisors, as they were not only caring about academic performance, they also cared about my social well being
Since graduating I have been promoted to Senior Lecturer at the University of Botswana. I also won a Fulbright Scholarship and was a visiting research scholar at Penn State University in the United States of America. I have published journal articles and written research proposals which have contributed to my professional advancement. My PhD has also helped me to have a broader perspective to life and how I view other fellow human beings
Dr Keneilwe Molosi-France
Publications
Dipholo, K., & Molosi-France, K. (2019). State philanthropy: The demise of charitable organisations in Botswana. Africa’s Public Service Delivery & Performance Review, 7(1)
Molosi-France, K (2018) A Relational View of San Poverty in Botswana: A Case Study of Khwee and Sehunong, South African Review of Sociology, 49:3-4, 1-15
Phago, K., & Molosi-France, K. (2018). Reconfiguring local governance and community participation in South Africa and Botswana. Local Economy, 33(7), 740–756.
Molosi- France, K., & Dipholo, K. (2017). Assessing the role of local institutions in participatory development: The case of Khwee and Sehunong settlements in Botswana. Africa’s Public Service Delivery & Performance Review, 5(1)