• For God or Caesar: an historical study of Christian resistance to apartheid by the Church of the Province of South Africa, 1946-1957. 

  Clarke, Robert George. (1983)

  Preface available in PDF.

• The Black Apostles shaped the black political history of South Africa. 

  Ngqulwana, Buyisile Sydwell. (2019)

  The rationale of this thesis is premised on the view that the Black Apostles shaped the Black political history of South Africa. It reacts to the unmentioned of their Exile Human Resource Contribution (EHRC) and Exile ...

• Queering the queer: engaging black queer Christian bodies in African faith spaces. 

  Sibisi, Tracey Maswazi. (2021)

  No abstract available.

• World religions as resource to peace and well-being: John Hicks Christian theology of religions and its relevance to KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa) 

  Igwebuike, Alfred Chima. (2020)

  South Africa, like other postcolonial nations, has undergone and continues to undergo series of religious, economic, social, and political transformations that continue to shape the country and the lives of its citizens. ...

• African indigenous same sexualities in a democratic society: a case study of rural women in KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Khuzwayo-Magwaza, Lindiwe Promise. (2021)

  Gender and sexuality education remain a taboo subject in African communities, a point of view which is not easily transformed. Issues pertaining to sexualities are mostly excluded from everyday social discourses. In rural ...

• The place of women in the leadership of the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFMZ) 

  Mupangwa, Terence. (2021)

  This study focusses on exposing the sources of the marginalization of women in the leadership of the AFMZ church. This study argues that women in the AFMZ have been marginalized in the church’s leadership which is evidenced ...

• Isitabane of faith: an auto-ethnographic exploration of Isitabane lived reality in the Shembe faith tradition. 

  Mazibuko, Siphelele Sabathile. (2021)

  Izitabane (queer people) experience discrimination, isolation, exclusion and homophobic attacks due to their sexual orientation and gender identity in the South African contexts. LGBTIQA+ voices are made invisible and ...

• Listening to the voiceless: Briseis and Lavinia in modern fiction. 

  Pather, Theshira. (2020)

  Research on female characters from ancient epic has steadily increased over the years and especially in recent times. Despite this, research on the female characters Briseis and Lavinia from Homer’s Iliad and Vergil’s ...

• Translation as invasion in post-colonial northern Ghana. 

  Esala, Nathan Adam. (2020)

  This thesis explores agency in African translation practices across time and space. The foregrounded space of this study is the northern Ghanaian context, especially the area south of the Gambaga escarpment. In that space, ...

• The role of the church in the socio-political transformation of rural communities: a theological reflection on community development with special reference to church land use in Natal. 

  Mtetwa, Sipho Joseph. (1995)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Towards gender inclusive and diversity affirming life-orientation in Christian schools. 

  Parsons, Toni Rosslyn Tatum. (2020-09-26)

  Towards gender inclusive and diversity affirming life-orientation in Christian Schools’ is focused on a model that can be used by Christian schools in South Africa to create an inclusive, diverse and safe space for learners ...

• Social transformation from a biblical perspective: a contextual reading and interpretation of Luke 18:35-19:10 in rural Tanzania with reference to Mbinga Catholic Diocese. 

  Kinunda, Quinbert Salvius. (2020-06-30)

  This work is an attempt to read Luke 18:35-19:10 in the context of a poor rural community in Mbinga Catholic Diocese in Tanzania. For its theoretical grounding, the study uses both liberation hermeneutics and African ...

• Examining women’s agency with respect to the appropriation of runyoka in Johane Masowe Zambuko Apostolic Church in Zimbabwe. 

  Mapangisana, Calvin Justice. (2020-11)

  Recent studies reflect increasing subjugation of women within African independent churches. Women within these churches fall victims of deeply entrenched patriarchal hegemony that renders these women voiceless and powerless. ...

• Anglican ritualism in colonial South Africa: exploring some of the local discourses between 1848 and 1884. 

  Bethke, Andrew-John. (2020)

  This dissertation examines South Africa’s colonial contribution to the spread of what is known in popular and academic literature as “ritualism” during the mid-nineteenth century. It also seeks to add a South African voice ...

• Women's education and sexual reproductive health rights: a case of African apostolic indigineous churches of Tanwena area Nyanga, Zimbabwe. 

  Tsara, Lindah (2019)

  This study uses a post-colonial feminist theory and African cultural feminist hermeneutics to investigate whether the teachings of the African Apostolic Indigenous Churches of Tangwena area have any influence on the girl ...

• Pastoral ministry to persons with disabilities: a critical investigation of how the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) church can be a safe space for meeting the needs of persons with disabilities (PWD) in Harare, Zimbabwe. 

  Sande, Nomatter. (2018)

  The subject on disability is complex, especially when addressed from a theological perspective, bearing in mind that Judeo-Christian teachings have the dehumanisations of Persons with Disabilities (PWD). The Apostolic ...

• A socio-historical and ethnographic study of the migration of Hindus from the greater Durban area to the greater Johannesburg area, South Africa. 

  Ramjettan, Trivern Hunsraj. (2019)

  This dissertation examines the migration of Hindus from the Greater Durban Area to the Greater Johannesburg Area, South Africa, in the period since the 1970s, and whether and how this has led to transformation in their ...

• Philosophical counselling beyond the socratic: a preliminary investigation into expanding and developing philosophical practice. 

  Sivil, Richard.

  A review of philosophical practice, commonly referred to as philosophical counselling, reveals an array of approaches with a variety of aims. These aims include problem solving, therapy, scepticism, self-knowledge, wisdom ...

• The actually possible: an essay in modal psychology. 

  Omoge, Michael Oladapo.

  Our beliefs about possibilities and necessities face a problem of justification. This is the problem of modal justification and resolving it has become the holy grail for modal epistemology. For a considerable period, the ...

• Eternity and the now: an exploration of Paul's understanding of a new creation in Gal. 6:15 and 2 Cor. 5:17. 

  Mahony, Michael Anthony. (2018)

  This thesis forms the first part of a programme of research whose ultimate aim is to draw upon Saint Paul’s vision of a new creation in Galatians and Second Corinthians in order to provide a new window of access into the ...

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