There is a huge move to lay claim to the African (meaning ‘of Africa’ in this case) women’s experiences of religion and spirituality; to engender a different history in which women are central and to ensure that women play a pivotal role in creating new and spiritually liberating ways of theorising, practicing and worshipping.
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EDITORIAL:
ARTICLE:
The manyano movement in South Africa: site of struggle, survival, and resistance.
Beverley Haddad
PROFILE:
Dancing with the ancestors.
Ntombi Gasa
FOCUS:
African women’s theologies in the new millennium.
Isabel Phiri
REVIEW:
Hearing visions seeing voices.
Anthea Garman
BRIEFING:
Religion and violence: the suffering of women
Susan Rakoczy
PROFILE:
Rape in the house of David: the biblical story of Tamar as a resource for transformation.
Gerald West, Phumzile Zondi-Mabizela, Martin Maluleke, Happiness Khumalo, Phidian Smadz Matsepe, Mirolyn Naidoo
INTERVIEW:
Women reclaiming their spiritual spaces.
Nitasha Moothoo-Padayachie interviews various spiritual and religious leaders
POETRY:
Eve of the Bible
Adhis Chetty
FOCUS:
A new re-formation: religion, the state and gender.
Cedric Mayson
POETRY:
Nasturtiums
Lliane Loots
BRIEFING:
Men in church institutions and religious organisations: the role of Christian men in transforming gender relations and ensuring gender equality.
Thulani Ndlazi
BRIEFING:
Motherhood and spirituality: faith reflections from the inside.
Lyn Holness
BRIEFING:
Religion, spirituality and being a woman in Africa: gender construction within the African religio-cultural experiences.
Fulata Lusungu Moyo
POETRY:
A real woman
Kholeka Rasmeni
REPORTBACK:
Pagans at the Parliament.
Dale Wallace
POETRY:
Holy Man
Michelle McGrane
BRIEFING:
Interrogating traditional African spirituality through a gendered lens.
Makgathi Mokwena
INTERVIEW:
The many faces of the Goddess.
Justine Loots interviews Swami Karunananda
REVIEW:
Unveiling the mind
Sa’diyya Shaikh
IN BRIEFS:
WRITING PROGRAMME:
INTRODUCTION:
Conversations with gods.
Christine Davis
My mother and myself: the legacy of my name.
Pamphilia Hlapa
Thinking through lesbian rape.
Zanele Muholi
Being with girl street children.
Nelani Mashava
Like a mad woman catching flies in midair.
Bandile Gumbi
AmaHlubi women’s experience and perceptions of ukuzila.
Bulelwa Magudu
Writing for my life.
Xolile Gule
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