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African Christian Union was an organization proposed in Natal by Joseph Booth in 1896 to establish industrial missions that were intended to be the initial phase of a vast programme of African development, managed by Africans. The proposal was seriously discussed by Zulu leaders, however was ultimately rejected.[1][2][3]
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- ^ C. R. D. Halisi (1999). Black Political Thought in the Making of South African Democracy. Indiana University. ISBN 0253335892.
- ^ George M. Fredrickson (1996). Black Liberation. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0195109783.
- ^ Landeg White (1987). Magomero: portrait of an African village. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521389097.
