The purpose of this contribution is three-fold. Firstly, it attempts to survey some academic literature on African victimhood in contemporary international relations. Secondly, it attempts to dismiss the notion of Africa ...

This peer-reviewed book chapter looks at the post-1994 Hillbrow novel, Room 207 by Kgebetli Moele, (2006), with a view to tracing its thematic and stylistic successes or failures in branding indigenous African thinking as ...

The Zion Christian Church (ZCC) has been documented as an AIC the trope of Christian religion of which is tampered with Africanism. Such an Africanism encapsulates the valuing of oral history and other aspects of orature ...

This paper strives to explore the state of digitisation of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) across the three countries: Nigeria, South Africa and Uganda. IK in Africa has gained momentum as a strategic resource for socio-economic ...

This chapter attends to learning-centred (also referred to as student-centred) approaches to assessment in teacher education. The term student-centred is used in this chapter, since learners in the South African context ...

This chapter looks at the cultural significance of poetry that is presented orally within the Zion Christian Church (ZCC). While such poetry belongs to the African Initiated Church's oral tradition, my method of analyzing ...

Amidst the different claims and counter-claims of disruption, innovation and revolutions facing higher education, the notion of Openness is, on the one hand deeply embedded in the evolution of distance education, and ...

This research examined the day-to-day survival strategies of the households and workers that are affected by unemployment. This report also assesses how the adoption of neoliberal policies by the present government in ...

The story world of Asa in 2 Chronicles 14-16 depicts a king who was a great leader for the major part of his reign: a warrior, a religious reformer, a building contractor and an organizer. Yet, with old age setting in, ...