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The “Africanisation” of communication studies

Fourie, Pieter (University of Johannesburg, 2005-07)
The Church of Christ in Zimbabwe Identity- and Mission-Continuity (in Diversity)

Masengwe, Gift (2020-06)

The study of the Church of Christ’s ‘Identity- and Mission-Continuity’ in the Zimbabwean context explores how the Christian faith should be interpreted and contextualised in Africa. The Church of Christ in Zimbabe (COCZ) ...
Contextualising the LIS curriculum in the Departmemt of Information Science at Unisa through Africanisation: challenges, prospects and opportunities

Dube, Luyanda (Innovation, 2012)

Unisa as an institution claims in its mission statement to be the African university in service of humanity. Expectedly, this should reflect in its institutional culture, curricula and library holdings and practices. ...
The decolonisation and africanisation of ordination in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Williams, Donald Murrell (2019-08-29)

The doctrine and practices of ordination in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA) were adopted from the Wesleyan Methodist Church in England when the Southern African Conference was constituted in 1882. This ...
Historic Shifts towards the Decolonisation and Africanisation of Ordination in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Bentley, Wessel; Williams, Donald M. (Studia Historiae Ecclesisaticae, 2020)

The doctrine and practices of ordination in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA) trace their origins from the Wesleyan Methodist Church. These initially adopted ordination practices proved to be culturally ...
Impact of Western colonial education in Zimbabwe's traditional and postcolonial educational system(s)

Masaka, Dennis (2016-01)

In this study, we employ the theory of deconstruction to challenge and reject the contention that a knowledge paradigm was non-existent among the indigenous people of Zimbabwe before the arrival of the colonisers. This ...
Integrating African Pentecostalism into the theological education of South African Universities: An urgent task

Kgatle, Mookgo Solomon (AOSIS publishing, 2018-08-09)

African Pentecostalism continues to be a growing part of Christianity both in Africa and the rest of the world. Pentecostal churches in Africa are on the rise at a very high rate. However, theological education in South ...
The need for continued decolonisation and Africanisation of ordination in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Williams, Donald M.; Bentley, Wessel (Theologia Viatorum, 2020)

Being the church in Africa requires a continuous self-assessment by Christian denominations, asking whether it is sufficiently contextualised both in its doctrines and practices. This selfcritique is essential so as to ...
Throwing the baby out with the bathwater : cultural reorientation of Black Pentecostalism in the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa, 1940-1975

Mofokeng, Thabang Richard (2018-05)

The Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) of South Africa was established in 1908 and is regarded as the source from which Zionist and Apostolic Churches sprang. A study of archival records and secondary sources leads to a conclusion ...

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