This article endeavours a preliminary dialogue with theologies which seriously and explicitly contemplate the decolonial turn. As postcolonial become important concepts for framing context, questions must be asked regards to meaning(s), grounds theologising undercurrents of conversations on these subjects. There is no doubt that current theological direction consider thought will influence futu...

Colonial institutions are thought to be an important determinate of post-independence levels of political stability, economic growth, and public goods provision. In particular, many scholars have suggested that British institutions and culture are more conducive to growth and poverty alleviation than those of France or other colonizers. Systematic tests of this hypothesis have plagued by unobse...

The ferocious debates surrounding the developing Humboldt-Forum in Berlin indicate that ethnographic museums in the German-speaking world, where colonial histories are largely invisible in public discourses, are lagging decades behind the processes of political decolonization and critical reflections in their own academic discipline, as Christian Kravagna rightly asserts. Even such laudable cri...

Nigeria has had several housing programmes and policies geared towards the provision of housing her citizens since colonial era to the post-colonial period. The Nigerian Government had always been directly involved in the provision of housing for the public servants and with the advent of the public-private partnership initiative, the low-income public servants’ acceptability of this new housin...