The theme of this article came out of curiosity to trace the continuity of purpose of the liberation struggle against apart-heid after 1994. The Black Churches have played a supportive role in the liberation struggle, and ...

In this study I search for a non-essentialist conception of liberation by searching for a non-essentialist eschatology in the work of John D. Caputo and staging a critical encounter between it and the eschatology of South ...

This study uses Frantz Fanon‟s thoughts on race and blackness, the black elite and black public intellectuals as the theoretical framework and examines the positionality of Sipho Seepe, Xolela Mangcu and Andile Mngxitama ...

African-American and Zimbabwean women live and do theology from different cultural and contextual worldviews, although they share the same skin colour. The narrative stories of three Zimbabwean and one African-American ...

The article sets out to retrieve Jesse Mugambi’s life history as it surveys the key concepts of liberation and reconstruction in his works. In so doing, the study acknowledges that he became a household name in the ...

Luther published De Libertate Christiana in 1520, but it was two years before the impact of the work was felt. When he returned from the Wartburg in early March 1522, he preached the Invocavit Sermons (9-16 March) thus, ...

This study pursues the quest and struggle for total liberation in post-independence Shona poetry. The study also relies on views of key respondents obtained through interviews and questionnaires. Couched and guided by ...

Ntsikana, the son of Gaba (1780–1820), is remembered as a Xhosa prophet umphrofethi wakwa Xhosa who left an indelible mark on the Christian social history landscape of South Africa. Although he lived almost two centuries ...

This article describes servant leadership and its value, especially in the quest to improve service delivery in our fledg-ling democracy. It argues that the country needs servant leaders who are guided by the following ...

This study focuses on Steve Biko’s Africana existential phenomenology, with particular emphasis on the themes of blackness, black solidarity and liberation. The theoretical foundation of this thesis is Africana existential ...