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Category: Decolonise

Decolonising the digital environment: what you can do with Wikipedia

Posted on 10 October 202510 October 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Decolonising the digital environment: what you can do with Wikipedia
Decolonising the digital environment: what you can do with Wikipedia

In universities, government departments and non-governmental organizations across Africa, students, lecturers and practitioners are increasingly turning to the internet for…

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Questioning Faith and Power in the Struggle Song ‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’

Posted on 15 July 202515 July 2025 By Babe Kazi No Comments on Questioning Faith and Power in the Struggle Song ‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’
Questioning Faith and Power in the Struggle Song ‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’

A brief history of the song Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika Lord, bless Africa is an English adaptation of Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika,…

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Ubuntu Digital Platform now live!

Posted on 31 May 202531 May 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Ubuntu Digital Platform now live!
Ubuntu Digital Platform now live!

Now live, the Ubuntu Digital Platform was developed on the Ushahidi platform, a knowledge crowd sourcing application developed in Kenya….

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The USA, Trump and Musk are wrong about land and ‘genocide’ in South Africa

Posted on 31 May 202531 May 2025 By Babe Kazi No Comments on The USA, Trump and Musk are wrong about land and ‘genocide’ in South Africa
The USA, Trump and Musk are wrong about land and ‘genocide’ in South Africa

Following the meeting at the White House where Africa was humiliated by the Americans led by President Trump on 21…

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Until land colonisation is resolved in South Africa (SA), the country will remain the most unequal society on earth and the struggle will continue

Posted on 23 May 202529 May 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Until land colonisation is resolved in South Africa (SA), the country will remain the most unequal society on earth and the struggle will continue
Until land colonisation is resolved in South Africa (SA), the country will remain the most unequal society on earth and the struggle will continue

The land question resulting from colonisation is at the heart of current disputes between the United States of America (USA)…

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Aluta continua by Samora Machel

Posted on 25 April 202525 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Aluta continua by Samora Machel
Aluta continua by Samora Machel

The slogan – Aluta continua The slogan aluta continua which is Portuguese for the struggle continues, was created by the…

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Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum

Posted on 13 April 202513 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum
Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum

The restorative learning model supported by these researchers from South Africa originates from Ndlovu-Gatsheni who said “You need to unlearn…

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Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation

Posted on 20 February 202521 February 2025 By Babe Kazi No Comments on Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation
Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation

In our profession of social work and development, justice is revered as a key value. Is justice the same for…

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A scale to measure the decolonisation of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and other uses

Posted on 5 February 20255 February 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on A scale to measure the decolonisation of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and other uses
A scale to measure the decolonisation of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and other uses

The scale below appears in a research article by, and can be cited as: Ayana, G., Dese, K., Daba Nemomssa,…

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The dangers of foreign religions in Africa: 3 Christian case studies

Posted on 17 October 202417 April 2025 By Babe Kazi
The dangers of foreign religions in Africa: 3 Christian case studies

Case study 2 – mass murder in Uganda In Uganda, in the year 2000, a Movement for the Restoration of…

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Two publications about Olympics and Africa

Posted on 15 August 202415 August 2024 By Babe Kazi
Two publications about Olympics and Africa

The Olympics games held in Paris, France have come and gone. Two articles provide more light about the Olympics. The…

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Ghana family values and human sexual rights bill: Lessons for social work and development

Posted on 30 July 202430 July 2024 By Babe Kazi
Ghana family values and human sexual rights bill: Lessons for social work and development

The Ghana Parliament passed a bill early this year to promote sexual activities that align with African culture and values….

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A westernised discourse of sexuality in Africa – an analysis of the biased authorship in The Conversation Africa

Posted on 8 July 20248 July 2024 By Babe Kazi
A westernised discourse of sexuality in Africa – an analysis of the biased authorship in The Conversation Africa

To understand who contributes to the topic of sexuality in Africa, authorship in The Conversation Africa, an Australian online media…

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Launch video — Ubuntu Digital Platform project

Posted on 13 June 202418 June 2024 By aswnetadmin
Launch video — Ubuntu Digital Platform project

The Ubuntu Digital Platform project was launched by Professor Antoinette Lombard (IASSW incoming President)) during the Day of the African…

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Decolonization and Decoloniality – phases, ways and impediments: excerpts from Omanga’s interview with Professor Gatsheni-Ndlovu, 2020

Posted on 7 June 20247 June 2024 By aswnetadmin
Decolonization and Decoloniality – phases, ways and impediments: excerpts from Omanga’s interview with Professor Gatsheni-Ndlovu, 2020

Phases of decolonisation “Decolonization needs to be understood in its phases. What became known as “primary resistance” movements—such as the…

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Emancipatory social work by Professor O. N. Moyo

Posted on 30 May 202430 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Emancipatory social work by Professor O. N. Moyo

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Ten Key Elements of Africa’s Decolonisation

Posted on 25 May 202426 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Ten Key Elements of Africa’s Decolonisation
  1. Ubuntu: A whole of Africa philosophy emphasizing the interconnectedness of humanity and the importance of community. The concept of Ubuntu highlights the communal values that were often disrupted by colonialism.
  2. Harambee: A Swahili word meaning all pull together. It represents the spirit of collective effort and collaboration, which colonial powers often exploited or disrupted in African societies.
  3. Mau Mau: Refers to a militant anti-colonial movement in Kenya during the 1950s. The Mau Mau rebellion symbolizes the resistance of African peoples against colonial oppression and exploitation.
  4. Sankofa: A word from the Akan people of Ghana, symbolized by a bird looking backward while moving forward. Sankofa represents the idea of learning from the past in order to build a better future, which is particularly relevant in addressing the legacies of colonisation in Africa.
  5. Maat: A concept from ancient Egyptian philosophy and spirituality, Maat represents truth, justice, and harmony. The pursuit of Maat was central to ancient African societies and serves as a guiding principle for addressing injustices perpetuated by colonisation.
  6. Indaba: A Nguni term for a gathering or conference to discuss important matters. Indigenous governance systems often relied on the indaba as a form of consensus-building, which was disrupted by colonial authorities.
  7. Jua kali: Swahili for ‘hot sun’, it refers to the informal sector of the economy in East Africa, characterized by small-scale entrepreneurship and craftsmanship. The jua kali sector has historically been a source of resilience and economic independence in the face of colonial economic exploitation.
  8. Imihigo: In Rwanda, imihigo are performance contracts between the government and citizens, outlining development goals and responsibilities. Indigenous governance practices such as imihigo were often suppressed or replaced by colonial administrative structures.
  9. Mugabeism: Named after Zimbabwe’s former leader Robert Mugabe, Mugabeism refers to the policy of land redistribution and indigenization of the economy pursued after independence. It reflects the legacy of colonial land dispossession and the struggle for economic justice in post-colonial Africa.
  10. Igbo kwenu: A call and response phrase used by the Igbo people of Nigeria to acknowledge the presence and solidarity of a group. Igbo kwenu is met with the response Igbo kwezuenu, signifying unity and collective identity, values that were often disrupted by colonialism but remain important in African societies.

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Kumi (10) Key Lessons from Africa Day Day 2024

Posted on 25 May 202428 September 2024 By aswnetadmin
Kumi (10) Key Lessons from Africa Day Day 2024

Cite as: Africa Social Work and development network and Association of Schools of Social work (2024). 10 points from Africa…

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Tips for turning your thesis or dissertation into a book

Posted on 23 May 202423 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Tips for turning your thesis or dissertation into a book

Are you interested in turning your thesis or dissertation into a book and pitching it to a publisher but do…

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Africa Day

Posted on 18 May 202418 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Africa Day

Africa Day offers a platform to celebrate Africa’s rich cultural diversity, honor its history of resistance and liberation, and reaffirm…

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Chagua vs. AGOA: Rwanda’s Second Hand Clothes and Shoes Trade Standoff with the US and the Battle for Economic Sovereignty

Posted on 18 May 202418 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Chagua vs. AGOA: Rwanda’s Second Hand Clothes and Shoes Trade Standoff with the US and the Battle for Economic Sovereignty

Rwanda ended up being banned from a trade deal with the US called AGOA – for raising tariffs to discourage…

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Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo speech about UN’s structural flaws, slave trade and illicit flow of funds out of Africa

Posted on 11 May 202412 May 2024 By aswnetadmin
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo speech about UN’s structural flaws, slave trade and illicit flow of funds out of Africa

Speaking at the UN General Assembly in 2023, His Excellency President Nana Akufo-Addo made these important points: https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxrZ9J5AYZly5nNNIuc2djaJqD0gscmfi2?si=SHDbSW7Md-z2wfb- Implications for…

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Chinualumogu Achebe (1930-2013)’s contribution to social development

Posted on 7 February 20247 February 2024 By aswnetadmin
Chinualumogu Achebe (1930-2013)’s contribution to social development

Albert Chinualumogu Achebe was born in Ogidi, Nigeria, in 1930. He was a poet, novelist and political critic. He also…

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What does it mean to decolonise publishing?

Posted on 2 February 20242 February 2024 By aswnetadmin
What does it mean to decolonise publishing?

This video and transcribed text below came from Walter Bgoya’s 2021 keynote speech at University of Cape Town, South Africa….

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Poverty is being eradicated in knowledge-economies, yet Africa is creating economies centred on borrowed religion and corruption

Posted on 22 January 202417 April 2025 By Maaza Mkelekile

The video and text below came from a television editorial by Anthony Afolo of New Africa Broadcasting Notwork (NABNTV) ….

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Sankofa Theory

Posted on 17 January 202417 January 2024 By aswnetadmin
Sankofa Theory

The Adinkra people are an Akan tribe of Ghana, West of Africa. Their symbol is a bird called Sankofa. Like…

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How are Philosophies, Theories and Models developed?

Posted on 19 October 202317 October 2025 By aswnetadmin
How are Philosophies, Theories and Models developed?

What is a philosophy? A philosophy refers to a whole view about life, sometimes called a worldview or way of…

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Key Points and Actions from Wazee Day of Older Persons Webinar, 2023

Posted on 14 October 202314 October 2023 By aswnetadmin
Key Points and Actions from Wazee Day of Older Persons Webinar, 2023

Cite as: Association of Schools of Social Work in Africa and Africa Social Work and Development Network (2023). Key points…

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Artificial Intelligence (AI): How to avoid students cheating assessments

Posted on 28 September 20232 March 2025 By Rugare Mugumbate
Artificial Intelligence (AI): How to avoid students cheating assessments

It is true that Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools can think for students and make them less critical learners. Ultimately, they…

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Cheikh Anta Diop’s Theories and their Place in Social Work and Development

Posted on 22 September 202330 September 2023 By aswnetadmin
Cheikh Anta Diop’s Theories and their Place in Social Work and Development

Cheikh Anta Diop (1923-1986) was born in Thieytou, Diourbel Region of Senegal. His philosophy and theories are important in social…

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