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The 1960s saw the first flowering of African Studies-in History led by the University of Dar-es-Salaam and in Malawi by George Shepperson and Tom Price's biography of John Chilembwe. This study relied partly on the archives of the White Fathers trained to record their observations. It also benefited from the pioneering anthropological research of the Montfort Father Matthew Schoffeleers on religion in the Lower Shire. It is in this context that this study of the early years of the Catholic Missions in Malawi and their encounter with traditional religious life and Chewa culture should be set. Ian Linden is currently a visiting Professor at St Marys University, London. He is author of Global Catholicism (Hurst, 2019). He and his wife Jane, formerly director of One World Action, and chair of City and Hackney NHS Primary Care Trust, lectured at Chancellor College, University of Malawi, 1968-1971.

This book challenges people in general and Christians in particular to understand that good governance is beyond doing good. It is an admonition on how humans are to govern themselves for the welfare of their nations, from principles laid down in the Bible. The book inspires a new way of doing politics: upholding biblical, ethical principles and moral values. Mzee Hermann Yokoniah Mvula is a lecturer in Old Testament Ethics and Applied Theology at the University of Malawi.