Decolonisation: Recent submissions

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Community psychology and its (dis)contents, archival legacies and decolonisation

Seedat, Mohamed Suffla, Shahnaaz (2017)

This article serves as the introduction to the Special Issue on Liberatory and Critical Voices in Decolonising Community Psychologies. The Special Issue was inspired by the Sixth International Conference on Community ...
Fonemiese struktuur van die Sothotale: 'n sinchronies-vergelykende ontleding

Ferreira, J. A. (Jan Abraham) (1961-12-04)
African humanism and character representation in Zakes Mda’s fiction: a socio-cultural and psychological approach

Sicwebu, Noel Zanoxolo (2021-09)

African humanism and ubuntu play crucial roles as a vehicle in Zakes Mda’s fiction, which he uses to demonstrate the full human potential of Africans and their pivotal role in community service. The study explored this ...
Some aspects of foreign words and the foreign idiom in Zulu

Nkabinde, A. C. (1965-01-15)
Management of indigenous knowledge for maternity and childcare in the communities of Matatiele, Eastern Cape

Masilo, Boitumelo (2022-01-28)

Indigenous knowledge and practices during the period of maternity and childcare form an important and spiritual part of African people. It is therefore imperative that this knowledge is meticulously managed by applying ...
The Zimbabwean indigenization policy: a decolonial perspective on Community Share Ownership Trusts from 2008 – 2019

Wedzerai, Roseline (2021-04)

The thesis explores the indigenization policy in Zimbabwe as a decolonial strategy. It provides a decolonial interpretation, whereby it sheds more light on what is meant when one says a country has gained independence. ...
Sustainable development and the rights of the indigenous peoples of the Niger Delta : towards a legal framework

Abolarin, Elizabeth Ebunoluwa (2021-09-29)

This research sets to unravel the root cause of the conflict in the Niger Delta with the aim of finding a legal solution as a durable remedy. Grave violations of the indigenous peoples’ human rights and irreparable ...
Examining the Dynamics of Belonging and Alienation in Higher Education Through Photovoice

Cornell, Josephine Kessi, Shose Ratele, Kopano (Sage Publishing, 2022-03-14)

The higher education system globally is inherently inequitable. Discriminatory practices and oppressive power dynamics are particularly prevalent in the South African higher education landscape, which is characterized by ...
An analysis of indigenous agricultural knowledge systems in the Zimbabwe secondary school agriculture curriculum : prospects and opportunities

Pedzisai, Constantino (2020-01)

This study sought to make an analysis of the representation of aspects of Indigenous Agricultural Knowledge Systems (IAKS) in the Zimbabwe secondary school agriculture curriculum with a view to explore prospects and ...
The idiom in Tsonga : a descriptive study

Ntsanwisi, H. W. E. (1965-11)
Zionism and Pentecostalism: Black Zionist Roots in the AFM of SA through the Lens of Decoloniality

Kgatle, Mookgo Solomon (unisa press, 2022-01-26)

Contrary to literature that recognises American missionaries John G Lake and Thomas Hezmalhalch as cofounders of the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) of South Africa, this article seeks to demonstrate the role played by the ...
Inleiding tot die Klank- en Vormleer van isiNdzundza: 'n dialek van Suid-Transvaalse Ngoeni-Ndebele, soos gepraat in die distrikte Rayton en Pretoria

Potgieter, E. F. (1950-11)
The growth and tendencies of Tswana poetry

Moloto, Ernest Sedumedi (1970-11-30)
Semantic changes accompanying loan-words in the Northern Sotho lexicon

Mojela, Victor Maropeng (1991-08-30)

The loan-word may either have a restricted meaning or meaning extension when adopted in the vocabulary of Northern Sotho. Sometimes the loan lexical items undergo radical changes in meaning when compared with their counterparts ...
Elaborations on (a) Decolonising Africa(n)-centred Feminist Psychology

Ratele, Kopano Malherbe, Nick Cornell, Josephine Day, Sarah Helman, Rebecca Makama, Refiloe Titi, Neziswa Suffla, Shahnaaz Dlamini, Sipho (2020)

n a previous article we sought to clear up some of the conceptual confusion on African psychology whilst simultaneously engaging with what it entails to do a decolonising African psychology. We dealt with questions ...
Morphology, morphophonology and meaning in the single-word verb-forms in Bemba

Sharman, John Cempton (1963-01-15)
Traditional concepts and literary conventions in Sinxo's works

Satyo, Sizwe Churchill (1977-12-15)

This work aims to give some perspective to the subject of the influence of oral tiaditions on Sinxo's three novellas, UNomsa, UMfundis i WaseMthuq'iv"a·s i, and UMzali Wolahleko. In working on this study, an attempt has ...
Decoloniality and psychology’s reckoning with rebellion

Suffla, Shahnaaz Seedat, Mohamed (2020)
Fanon’s Decolonial Transcendence of Psychoanalysis

Maldonado-Torres, Nelson Fanon Mendes France, Mireille Suffla, Shahnaaz Seedat, Mohamed Ratele, Kopano (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-12-17)

Coloniality continues to invade the psychomaterial lives of the condemned. Invoking psychoanalysis and phenomenology to engage with modern psychopathologies and race, gender, and sexuality, Fanon developed seminal ideas ...
Audience reception study of isiZulu language newspaper ‘Isolezwe’ ; to explore what factors attract the audience to the newspaper

Mabizela, Pheelo Percyval (2021-11)

In South Africa, the usage and positioning of English as the dominant language has led to the marginalisation of African languages. The dominance of the English language in South Africa is rooted in the historical injustices ...

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