During the colonial period, Africans told each other terrifying rumors that Africans who
worked for white colonists captured unwary residents and took their blood. In colonial …

The late Bengt Sundkler, missionary, bishop, and academic, pioneered the study of
independent churches in Africa. In this magisterial work, he reviews the entire history of the …

When I was a girl, I was taught not to gossip by a school game. We would sit in a circle, and
someone would whisper a phrase into the ear of the person sitting next to her. By the time …

Corruption, which is a persistent feature in human societies throughout time and space,
affects not only the administration of the state but also every societal organ including the …

This study deals with the origin and developments leading to the formation of the CCAP
Synod in Zambia 1882 to 2004. Above all, it is an in-depth ecclesiological analysis and …

This article documents the narratives of David Julizya Kaunda and Paul Bwembya
Mushindo, first and foremost so that their stories will not be lost—that is, to preserve their …

The contribution of women to African politics, religion, and society at decolonisation has not
been extensively studied. Thus far, literature has focused on the role of women in creating …

This dissertation argues that there are significant elements that have influenced the spread
of Christianity in Zambia and confused the Gospel itself. These elements are prophecy …

The study is an investigation on how the Church was involved in the creation of
democratisation of politics in Zambia up to the end of UNIP era. The term Church in this …

This study examined the influence of PEMS and LMS on the Bemba and Lozi cultures in
contemporary Zambia using the theories of relative ontology alongside coloniality. The …