Mandela and Coloniality in South Africa

Marongwe, Ngonidzashe; Mawere, Tinashe

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“…As such, there is voluminous literature in that regard and there is little need to devote a lot of attention to it here except to underscore the fact that xenophobia has the serious potential of threatening harmonious interaction between African states. Elsewhere in this volume, Marongwe and Mawere (2016) trouble the occurrence of xenophobic violence by discussing the purchase of, among other factors, a Third Force, the institutionalization of foreigners' hatred, and scape goating narratives. The scapegoating narratives on xenophobic reactions across the continent seem to be the most subscribed to by several scholars.…”

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“…However, swift intervention by the Zambian authorities quickly broke the violence to an end (The Chronicle, 20/04/2016). In other parts of Southern Africa, xenophobic resentment against foreigners has also been largely witnessed in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa (Crush 2001, Nyamnjoh 2006. Marongwe and Mawere (2016 have adequately explored xenophobic reactions in Zimbabwe while elsewhere in this volume, Duri provides an interesting dimension on xenophobia in Botswana.…”

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Myths of Peace and Democracy? Towards Building Pillars of Hope, Unity and Transformation in Africa

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2016

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where he has worked in different capacities as a Senior lecturer, Assistant Research Director, Postgraduate Co-ordinator and Associate Professor. He has an outstanding publishing record of more than one hundred and thirty pieces of work which include more than twenty-five books and over a hundred book chapters and papers in scholarly journals. Professor Mawere has published extensively on poverty and community development, knowledge studies, political anthropology, science and technology studies (STS), environment and agrarian issues, democracy and African states, coloniality, decoloniality and transformation, African philosophy and political systems, culture and heritage studies. His most recent books include:

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Section: Interrogating Xenophobia In South Africa From a Marxist Pers...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Xenophobia Across the Continentmentioning

confidence: 99%