Sikose Mjali is a graduate student in the English department specializing in the intersections of language, power, and resistance within anti-apartheid movements. Her research, UNSILENCED: Unearthing the Voice of the African National Congress Underground (1967-1990), employs corpus linguistics, digital text mining, and critical discourse analysis to explore the ANC's underground literature. Drawing on interdisciplinary methodologies, her work highlights silenced voices and reclaiming historical narratives. Having taught in England, Saudia Arabia and Oman, Sikose brings a global perspective to her research. She is a recipient of the Richard Dunn 1st Year Teaching Award in the Department of English.