id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
gme-2146	Kabongo - From DR Congo; Miss stud't U Pretoria; in SAfr township of Soshanguve since 2008, Luc	The Africanisation of Missiology: The Work of InnerChange South Africa to Raise Up Local Missionaries and Decolonise Black African Minds (Part I) - by Luc Kabongo	2018	10	.doc	application/msword	5623	263	59	Sherwood (2009:1) views decolonisation as a method required to shift the current paradigm of Western cultural dominance and colonisation’s deplorable consequences of amnesia that maintains African indigenous knowledge as second class and unimportant. Biko (quoted by Mbembe 2007:135-137) was a young man who spent most of his short life thinking about how Black people in South Africa could decolonise their mind in order to actively win for themselves a greater degree of intellectual, political and cultural autonomy. Terreblanche (2014:353) argues against this viewpoint, saying that the primary task of colonisation was to convert indigenous Africans to Christianity and to inculcate loyalty to indigenous people towards their colonial masters.	cache/gme-2146.doc	txt/gme-2146.txt