Towards Pentecopolitanism
7 Jan 2016
Assessing the viability of New African Pentecostalism’s ability to foster social cohesion beyond denominational boundaries.
Assessing the viability of New African Pentecostalism’s ability to foster social cohesion beyond denominational boundaries.
Professor Paulus Zulu’s 2013 book is authoritative. It stands as a compelling indictment of the lack of public morality in the governance of South Africa by governing bodies, parliament and
South Africa’s democratic transition in 1994 remains one of the most analysed, lauded and respected political transitions, for numerous reasons, in modern times. The definitive character of the transition, with
ACCORD participates in conference consolidating results from a two-year long study on post-conflict development.
Editorial By Vasu Gounden South Africa and South-South Approaches to Post-conflict Development in Africa By Fritz Nganje “Monrovia is not Liberia” A Rocky Path towards Decentralisation By Franzisca Zanker Information
Editorial By Vasu Gounden South Africa and South-South Approaches to Post-conflict Development in Africa By Fritz Nganje “Monrovia is not Liberia” A Rocky Path towards Decentralisation By Franzisca Zanker Information
Daniel Forti’s tribute to the late Professor John Daniel, former Advisory Panel member and activist
Jannie Botes shares some of his fond personal memories of the late H.W. van der Merwe