Tshepo Skwambane

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Tshepo Skwambane

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Researcher for The Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove (UK). Where he is referred to or has substantially contributed to entries on this archive you will see the identifier TS.
Tshepo Skwambane is cultural specialist and community activist based in Worthing (UK). Born in South Africa, Tshepo developed strong interests in culture and heritage. He is also a practising musician who, on his move to the UK in the 1980s, worked in the music industry, supporting South African artists and musicians.
Since 2015 he has worked with staff at Brighton Museum on developing knowledge and understanding of the Museum’s holdings from southern Africa. In 2018 he curated the display Township Journeys and he is currently working with staff at Brighton Museum and at the Khama III Memorial Museum on the Making African Connections project. Tshepo has been asked to talk about his museum work by various organisations, including the UK’s Museums Association and National Lottery Heritage Fund.
A committed social activist, Tshepo is also the founder and director of Worthing-based organisations Diverse Community Empowerment Services (DCES) and Diverse Bridge CIC.
Tshepo has also been working on creating a website for the Khama Museum.

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Adze; Axe; Petwana Physical Object
Axe; Cheka; Shaka Physical Object
Axe; Cheka; Shaka Physical Object
Powder Horn; Lenaka La Mosidi Physical Object
Powder Horn; Lenaka La Mosidi Physical Object
Powder Horn; Lenaka La Mosidi Physical Object
Dagger; Thipa (Sheath; Kghata; Selata) Physical Object
Back Apron; Back Skirt; Skin; Mothikga Physical Object
Apron; Tshega Physical Object
Basket Physical Object
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Meeting Makers; Interview with Otwaetse Tona Moving Image
Meeting Makers; Interview with Nchadinyana Teseletso Moving Image
Tshepo Skwambane in conversation with Samuel Sebari Moving Image
Making African Connections: Decolonial Futures for Colonial Collections. Initial Findings and Recommendations Text
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Interview with Tshepo Skwambane Event