African Cry by Jean-Marc Éla; Robert R. Barr (Translator) An example of African liberation theology. Translated from the original French.

My Faith as an African by Jean-Marc Éla

From Liberation to Reconstruction: African Christian Theology after the Cold War by J.N.K. Mugambi

Biblical Hermeneutics of Liberation: Modes of Reading the Bible in the South African Context by Gerald O. West; Norman K. Gottwald (Foreword by) Analyses the role of the churches in South Africa from 1910 to the present time as they were challenged by the injustices generated by the government's racialism and apartheid policies. The book includes the events leading up to the 1994 elections and closes with some provocative questions about the role of the churches in the new South Africa.

African Theology en Route (Online) by Kofi Appiah-Kubi (Editor); Sergio Torres (Editor)

Christianity Without Fetishes by Fabien Boulaga An analysis of the inculturation of Christianity in Africa. Eboussi Boulaga rejects the Christianity imposed upon and adopted by the African churches as a fetish manufactured in the West, but then goes on to mount a constructive and comprehensive African alternative.

Theology of Reconstruction: Exploratory Essays by Mary N. Getui and Emmanuel A. Obeng (editors)

African Theology: Inculturation and Liberation by Emmanuel Martey Looks at both theologies of inculturation and liberation. In sub-Saharan Africa, struggles for independence from colonizers have resulted in inculturation theology. In South Africa, Black Africans struggling against the oppressive systems of apartheid have turned to liberation theology.