In the Footsteps of the Masters

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Focusing on the influence of two key religious leaders during colonial rule, the narrative highlights Desmond Tutu in South Africa and Abel Muzorewa in Zimbabwe. Both advocated for African self-governance, emphasizing that with the right opportunities, Africans could lead effectively. They intertwined their religious beliefs with calls for social justice, drawing from historical church traditions. Their argument posited that the political advancement of Africans was crucial not only for their own empowerment but also for the security of white settlers in the region.