No 7 (2013)

Reconciliation in Postcolonial Africa

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This special issue is guest-edited by Bernard Matolino, PhD., Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Reconciliation in Postcolonial Africa
Bernard Matolino
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Articles

Conflict and Consensus in Zimbabwe's Government of National Unity: An Alternative to a Decade of Political and Economic Crisis
Dennis Masaka
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Conscripts and not Volunteers: Indigenous Peoples, Tradition and The Postcolonial Question of Reconciliation in Zimbabwe
Pascah Mungwini
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Consensus and Conflict Resolution in Postcolonial Zimbabwe: Philosophical Reflections on an Indigenous Method of Conflict Resolution
Munamato Chemhuru
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Celibacy in African Traditional Religion: The Case of Zimbabwe
Collis Garikai Machoko
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Religious Conflicts in Nigeria: The Christian/Muslim Quests for Reconciliation
Gaius Anonaba Umahi
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Film Review

"You took everything from us, so it's obvious that something needed to stay": A Review of Boyamba Belgique: or why a King should not lose his sword, 2011, 57 Minutes, Serendipity Films, Dries Engels & Bart Van Peel, Dir.
Charles Peterson
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