Black Theology of Liberation: Faith and socio-economic justice in South Africa’s struggles

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The study examines socio-economic justice challenges in South Africa, revealing that Black Theology must challenge economic exclusion.

Black Theology of Liberation addresses socio-economic injustices that persist in post-apartheid South Africa, prompting necessary evolution.
The analysis emphasizes the role of neoliberal capitalism and corporate exploitation in perpetuating economic inequalities and poverty.
Through examining the impacts of systemic inequality, the study calls for a renewed focus on redistributive justice and land reform.
This approach highlights the ongoing challenges faced by marginalised black communities, emphasizing the need for focused theological analysis.

Solomon Sipho Mahlangu (2025) studied this question.

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