Africa History and Culture

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2020

Pages: 188

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Africa History and Culture explores rich perspectives on Afrocentric paradigms, gender and the land question, women’s leadership in Africa, traditional belief systems, and practices and peace and conflict resolution, with case studies from The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Cameroun and Nigeria, Zimbabwe and South Africa. The book provides refreshing scholarly voices with new insights from the African continent.

Biography of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introducing the Chapters

Chapter 1 Introduction
Grasian Mkodzongi and Mariama Khan

Chapter 2 Wealth Creation, Poverty, and Social Welfare in Malawi, 1940s–1980
Gift Wasambo Kayira

Chapter 3 Women’s Associations and Social Development in Bathurst 1925-1965
Hassoum Ceesay

Chapter 4 African Women’s Leadership: A Case Study on The Gambia
Mariama Khan

Chapter 5 Cameroon–Nigeria Border Conflict over the Bakassi Peninsula and United Nations’ Intervention
Primus Fonkeng

Chapter 6 Land Reform, Spirituality, and Women Empowerment in Zimbabwe
Rejoice Mazvirevesa Chipuriro

Chapter 7 Culture, Land Rights, and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa——A Gendered Perspective
Kezia Batisai

Chapter 8 Deconstructing the Housing Policy Crisis in Africa: Sierra Leone’s Failed Experimentation with Market-Driven Housing
Steven Nabieu Rogers

Chapter 9 Zimbabwe’s Land Reform as Alternative Social Policy and Decoloniality in Action
Tom Tom

Chapter 10 The Reincarnation of Colonial Imaginaries in Nollywood Films
Mariama Khan

Chapter 11 Advancing the Need for Decolonized African Knowledge: A Case Study on Senegambia Knowledge Systems
Mariama Khan and Grasian Mkodzongi

GRASIAN MKODZONGI
Mariama Khan

Mariama Khan is an adjunct lecturer at the Africana Studies Department. She has taught courses on African Civilizations, Women in African Society and West African Cinema and Cultural History. She was a visiting African scholar at Pomona College, Claremont, CA. She is also a documentary filmmaker and a poet. Her published books include The Gambia- Senegal Border, Issues in Regional Integration (Routledge, 2019) and Politics in The Gambia and Guinea- Bissau, Precolonial Influence on the Postcolonial State (Routledge, 2022). Her research interests include culture, language, gender, politics, religion, transportation, security and criminal justice.

Africa History and Culture explores rich perspectives on Afrocentric paradigms, gender and the land question, women’s leadership in Africa, traditional belief systems, and practices and peace and conflict resolution, with case studies from The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Cameroun and Nigeria, Zimbabwe and South Africa. The book provides refreshing scholarly voices with new insights from the African continent.

Biography of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introducing the Chapters

Chapter 1 Introduction
Grasian Mkodzongi and Mariama Khan

Chapter 2 Wealth Creation, Poverty, and Social Welfare in Malawi, 1940s–1980
Gift Wasambo Kayira

Chapter 3 Women’s Associations and Social Development in Bathurst 1925-1965
Hassoum Ceesay

Chapter 4 African Women’s Leadership: A Case Study on The Gambia
Mariama Khan

Chapter 5 Cameroon–Nigeria Border Conflict over the Bakassi Peninsula and United Nations’ Intervention
Primus Fonkeng

Chapter 6 Land Reform, Spirituality, and Women Empowerment in Zimbabwe
Rejoice Mazvirevesa Chipuriro

Chapter 7 Culture, Land Rights, and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa——A Gendered Perspective
Kezia Batisai

Chapter 8 Deconstructing the Housing Policy Crisis in Africa: Sierra Leone’s Failed Experimentation with Market-Driven Housing
Steven Nabieu Rogers

Chapter 9 Zimbabwe’s Land Reform as Alternative Social Policy and Decoloniality in Action
Tom Tom

Chapter 10 The Reincarnation of Colonial Imaginaries in Nollywood Films
Mariama Khan

Chapter 11 Advancing the Need for Decolonized African Knowledge: A Case Study on Senegambia Knowledge Systems
Mariama Khan and Grasian Mkodzongi

GRASIAN MKODZONGI
Mariama Khan

Mariama Khan is an adjunct lecturer at the Africana Studies Department. She has taught courses on African Civilizations, Women in African Society and West African Cinema and Cultural History. She was a visiting African scholar at Pomona College, Claremont, CA. She is also a documentary filmmaker and a poet. Her published books include The Gambia- Senegal Border, Issues in Regional Integration (Routledge, 2019) and Politics in The Gambia and Guinea- Bissau, Precolonial Influence on the Postcolonial State (Routledge, 2022). Her research interests include culture, language, gender, politics, religion, transportation, security and criminal justice.