Discussions of how religion and faith intersect with politics, culture, and society in Africa, including the roles of faith-based NGOs in humanitarian work.
The editorial team of the CIHA Blog is gearing up for our first workshop of the year: “Rethinking the Origins of Humanitarian Action in Africa: Religion, Secularism, and the Nigerian […]
FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM: This post on the “Elmina Consultation” continues the discussion on LGBTQ issues in Africa begun on The Blog two weeks ago. Rev. Canon Trisk discusses ongoing […]
Today we finish our series of four pieces addressing LGBTI nomenclature, issues, and politics in Africa. The four authors whose short pieces we feature provide much food for thought, on the mythological […]
We continue a series of four pieces addressing LGBTI nomenclature, issues, and politics in Africa. The four authors whose short pieces we feature provide much food for thought, on the mythological constructions of […]
We continue a series of four pieces addressing LGBTI nomenclature, issues, and politics in Africa. The four authors whose short pieces we feature provide much food for thought, on the mythological constructions of […]
The 2015 John Langalibalele Dube memorial Lecture is part of the annual Ujamaa Lecture series, this time exquisitely presented by renowned South African Playwright Dr Duma Ndlovu.
This lecture comes at […]
We begin a series of four pieces today addressing LGBTI nomenclature, issues, and politics in Africa. The four authors whose short pieces we feature provide much food for thought, on the mythological […]
As part of his visit to UKZN’s Ujamaa Centre, Rev. Dr Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. delivered an informative lecture highlighting the “African-American experience and its historical, theological and political context.” He […]
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