Road to Democracy In South Africa Volume 9,
published by Unisa Press is available.
Contents
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Power and authority of African women in Southern Africa and the African Diaspora during precolonial times
By Sifiso Mxolisi Ndlovu
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Part 1
Chapter 1
African Women, Power and Authority in Pre-colonial and Colonial times: some thoughts. By Sifiso Mxolisi Ndlovu and Manelisi Genge
Chapter 2
Textile Techno-Tales of the African Diaspora: History of Textile Technology from the Optic of Enslaved Women By Geri Augusto
Chapter 3
Using oral traditions and izaga/ proverbs to unpack the gender oppression theory on ‘pre-colonial’ history in south-eastern Africa By Sifiso Mxolisi Ndlovu
Chapter 4
Women and political and ritual leadership in Africa since 1800:
The Modjadji Rain Queens of Bolobedu
By Sekibakiba P. Lekgoathi
Chapter 5
Gender Relations, Women and Politics among the ‘Transvaal Ndebele’, ca. 1500s to the early 1900s By Sekibakiba P. Lekgoathi
Chapter 6
Warrior Queen Mmanthatisi of the Batlokoa in Pre-colonial southern Africa: A Re-appraisal of her Power, Dominance and Leadership Qualities By Chitja Twalai
Chapter 7
Queen Mother Sutu MaMthembu Rharhabe and her rise to power By Nomathamsanqa Tisani
Chapter 8
Queen Regent Sutu: Women and the anti-colonial struggle for land and independence By Nomathamsanqa Tisani
Chapter 9
Queen Mother Labotsibeni Gwamile Mdluli and the Shifting Roles in Swazi Power Relations in Colonial Times By Manelisi Genge
Chapter 10
Queen Regent Labotsibeni in colonial politics, c1904-1921 By Manelisi Genge
Chapter 10
Queen Regent Mkabayi ka Jama of the Zulu Kingdom: Recording ‘pre-colonial’ history through twentieth-century historical novels, fiction, epics, stage and radio drama By Sifiso Mxolisi Ndlovu
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