Exploring the Impact of Colonialism on South Africa with Focus on the Venda Community: Examining the Role of Traditional Knowledge Systems in Achieving Restorative Justice

Author:

Joshua Mawere,Walter Tshamano Ndwamato

Abstract

This chapter focuses on exploring the impact of colonization on South Africa, with a specific focus on the Vhavenda community. The chapter aims to examine the role of African Indigenous Knowledge Systems in achieving restorative justice. The impact of colonization on the Vhavenda community is a complex issue that has had various impacts on their socioeconomic, cultural, and political development. The chapter uses a literature review research method, which involves a comprehensive examination of existing literature and scholarly works related to the research topic. The findings of this research suggest that the exploitation of the Vhavenda community has had severe adverse effects that continue to affect their lives to this day. The African Indigenous Knowledge Systems offer a unique approach to restorative justice by promoting healing and reconciliation through community involvement, storytelling, and cultural practices. The chapter concludes that the implementation of African Indigenous Knowledge Systems is crucial to achieving restorative justice in the Vhavenda community and throughout South Africa.

Publisher

IntechOpen

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