Khanyisile
Litchfield-Tshabalala
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I am Khanyisile, Litchfield-Tshabalala (Dr – PhD and Rear Admiral Junior Grade, Retired); a Facilitator, Trainer, Public Speaker, Writer, and a Consultant on Illicit Financial Flows and Tax, International Finance Institutions’ transparency, accountability, and community engagement. This includes social accountability. What sets me apart from my peers, is that I love Afrika above my own family. And this is a known fact to all who have interacted or worked with me. A veteran of uMkhonto WeSizwe, and an exiled freedom fighter, I came back and joined the SA Navy, where I rose to being the first Female Admiral in the history of the SA Navy. I am now a Retired Admiral.
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Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala
I joined Parliament after leaving the Navy. I boast a 16-year Public Service career in Human Resources, including Gender Mainstreaming, Equal Opportunities, Equity, as well as Institutional Cultural Dynamics and Change. I have over 10 years of experience in research on transformation, organisational development, and human/capital development. My Honours, Masters, including my PhD degrees, all achieved through a 100% research and dissertation. For the last 9-years, I have been a champion of tax justice and the fight against illicit financial flows (IFFs) from Afrika, including the gendering of tax justice and IFFs, public accountability, stakeholder development, social justice and research. I am the Chairperson of the African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (APNIFFT), a network of both serving and former Members of Parliament across forty-nine Afrikan states. I have researched the Afrikan continent as far back as thousands of years Before the Common Era (BCE). To this effect I have just completed a book on, Ubulungisa: Deconstructing Gender in Afrikan Spirituality – The Untold Stories of Afrikan Warrior Women, which was edited by Doctor Zanele Radebe, a South African PhD holder in History, working for the History Department at the University of Geneva. I have currently started my second book, titled: Let Afrikan Spirituality Stand Up, and Be Counted.