Keaobaka Tsholo is a PhD student at the International Studies Group at the University of Free State. Tsholo was previously a Junior Researcher at the Institute of Pan-African Conversation & Thought at the University of Johannesburg. He is also a freelance researcher and translator. His research interests include governance, apartheid transition, democracy in Africa and liberation movements. He holds a BSoc in Political Science & International Relations (cum laude), Hons in International Relations (research obtained cum laude). Tsholo holds an MA in History with a focus on Bophuthatswana’s participation in the Transitional Negotiation Processes focusing on bantustans and decolonisation from 1990-1994. His PhD study is a continuation of this, looking at the making of Bophuthatswana's economy, the geopolitics of the bantustans, and the transition into the North West Province, 1977-1994.

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