African Voices: In Search of a Decolonial Turn

Table of Contents\nForeword\nDedication\nAcknowledgements\nNotes on Contributors\nChapter 1 An Argument for Revisiting African Voices in Search of a Decolonial Turn\nChapter 2 Mahmood Mamdani’s Contribution to Rethinking Thinking on Africa\nChapter 3 From North Africa to Europe\nChapter 4 ‘The Camel Can Never See Its Own Hump’ Metahumanism in the Fiction of Ibrahim al-Koni\nChapter 5 A Dialogue of Civilisations\nChapter 6 On African-American Consciousness of Africa\nChapter 7 African Self-Reliance, Self-Determination, Unity and Repatriation\nChapter 8 Africanity as Self-Assertion, Self-Affirmation and Self-Determination The Legacy of Archie Mafeje\nChapter 9 (Re)Visiting Molefi Kete Asante’s Theory of Afrocentricity\nChapter 10 Ad Fontes\nChapter 11 Wangari Maathai’s Afrocentric Decolonial Environmentalist Struggle\nChapter 12 Claude Ake’s Critical Thinking about African Democracy\nChapter 13 Daring African Resolutions to African Problems\nChapter 14 The Manichean Structure and Frantz Fanon in Post-1994 South Africa\nChapter 15 The Weapon of Theory\nChapter 16 Isaac Bangani Tabata on the Purpose, Trajectory and Limitations of the Liberation Struggle\nChapter 17 Adebayo Adedeji on Africa’s Regional Integration and Self-Reliance\nIndex