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Cluster Publications believes in changing the world, ... one book at a time! Cluster Publications is committed to publishing critical scholarship which engages overtly with African contexts. We publish a range of scholarly and popular books, all of which are directly related to the contextual realities of Africa. Founded by volunteers, and still run as a largely volunteer-based organisation, Cluster Publications offers Africa and the wider world relevant and affordable books.

We have published more than 90 titles , covering topics such as spirituality, economics, gender justice, and HIV and AIDS. Cluster Publications will continue to publish affordable and contextual biblical and theological books.

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Forthcoming Books
Pastor and Politician -Essays on the legacy of JL Dube, the first President of the African National Congress R. Simangaliso Kumalo
	This book aims to revive the legacy of John Langalibalele Dube who made a tremendous contribution to the liberation of the African people in South Africa. Dube was a pastor, first President of the African National Congress, a Pan-Africanist, founder of Ohlange Institution, and a counselor to Zulu kings. In the 21st Century, as Africa seeks to determine its own future, Dube’s legacy offers valuable insights. The book examines issues of self-reliance, good governance, and African identity and – most relevant to leaders in post-apartheid South Africa – reminds us that religion is political and politics can be religious, as revealed by the life of Dube who held the two in a creative tension. Pre-order now for R100 including postage. Normally selling price R150. Contact Nelly ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) for orders.
A journey towards healing - stories of people with multiple woundedness in kwazulu-natal edited by philippe denis, scott houser and radikobo ntsimane
	The twenty-six stories collected in this book were told by survivors of violence, oppression and abuse who took part in ‘Healing of Memories’ workshops run by various Christian organisations under the coordination of the KwaZulu-Natal Christian Council. Telling a painful story in a safe and loving environment and with the support of people sharing similar experiences is a first step, small but important, on a journey towards healing and reconciliation. By agreeing to have their stories recorded and published, the participants show that, in spite of all obstacles, group processes like those in which they took part or any other form of community support can help wounded people to move on.

The Signs of the Times series

Signs of the Times: Doing theology in the 21st century demands attention to the most important events, people, and themes of contemporary society. This is the focus of the “Signs of the Times” series. Each title, “The Church and ….”, engages in theological reflection and analysis of a significant “sign of the times”. Written in a non-academic style, the books present clear interpretations of the response of Christian faith to the world today.

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