Chris Armstrong has left the LINK Centre and the Commons-sense project for the London School of Economics where he and his wife will be studying for the next two years. Chris has worked as the head researcher on the Commons-sense project and been an incredible support to ccSA in our first year.

Although Chris was born and lived in Canada for most of his life, he has, in fact, become more African than many of us - his incredible knowledge of African music just one example of the way that he has embraced life here in South Africa.

This is only a “kind-of” farewell, because Chris will continue to update and work on the Commons-sense encyclopedia as we move towards publishing the first edition at the end of this year. We hope that he will stay involved in our work as he goes on to write his PhD and become famous.

Hamba kahle for now, Chris. If you come back, we might just give you the Creative Commons car that all our loyal friends receive

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