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Browsing Theology by Author "Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla)"
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (Bridgewater State College, 2022-08)The COVID-19 restrictions that require the lockdown of public and economic activities heighten the levels of sexual and gender-based violence against women and girls with disabilities. As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS OpenJournals, 2020-03-23)The church is a fertile ground for nurturing and protecting patriarchy. Within the Christian church, gender equality remains a theoretical notion, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa (ELCSA) is no ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS Open Journals, 2018-10-30)The politics of culture, motherhood and mothering in some African communities highlight the tensions that exist in the broader feminist theology agenda. There are emerging politics between the able and disabled feminist ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS Open Journals, 2018-05-31)The socialisation of women into self-silencing by religion has complicated pastoral care interventions for the victims of domestic violence, particularly within the context of marriage. This article is written from an ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS Open Journals, 2019-10-17)The African proverb ‘it takes a village to raise a child’ has been compromised and exposed by the migration of Unaccompanied Refugee Minors (URMs) from Zimbabwe to South Africa. Written from African women’s perspective, ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS, 2021-09-07)Black is used as a colour of darkness, death, evil, bad luck and mourning. Generally, most cultures around the world use black as a colour of mourning, and widows from the African culture, in particular, are expected to ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS OpenJournals, 2018-05-14)In this article, I explore the concept of Ubuntu in a context of caregiving with the aim of deconstructing the gendering of caregiving in a context of pastoral care. Using a qualitative approach, this article draws from ...
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Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (University of Kwazulu-Natal, 2020)Marriage, for the Ndebele of Matetsi in Zimbabwe, is a spiritual practice, and they believe it is ordained by God and the ancestors. The process of marriage among the people of Matetsi is conducted according to patriarchal ...
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Chirara, Tracey; Chisale, S.S. (Sinenhlanhla) (AOSIS, 2023-04)The musha mukadzi (Shona) or umuzi ngumama (Ndebele) is an African gendered philosophy that means women make up the home. This philosophy has been researched in African traditional religions (ATRs) and is interrogated from ...
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