Contextuality, interculturality and decolonisation as schemes of power relations

Western imperialism and colonialism have tremendously affected the epistemological conception of Africa Africans. In same vein, early missionaries did not countenance cosmologies lived experiences Africans in their interpretation application Bible. On contrary, they imposed epistemologies theological images on Africa. Although much work has been carried out these areas, little attention devoted to how contextuality, interculturality decolonisation are exercised power struggles: define what counts for as daily deploy resources The author argues that schemes relations one hand owning Bible other, rather than mere methods biblical hermeneutics As power, reject imperialist agenda unequal barter cultural exchange claimed civilising African. Presenting contextuality a finished product is violation rights productively apply text seeking understanding different clime from West; it also denial reality interculturality, thus ignites need decolonisation. By utilising conceptual analysis framework, argued beyond hermeneutical but resist suffusing influence suffocation Africa.Contribution: This study studying context; instruments struggle liberate stranglehold.