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Africa Social Work & Development Network | Mtandao waKazi zaJamii naMaendeleo waAfrika

Africa Social Work & Development Network | Mtandao waKazi zaJamii naMaendeleo waAfrika

We create, aggregate and disseminate information and resources to facilitate Social Work and Development Work in Africa.

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Category: Babekazi

Babekazi means aunt or father’s sister. In Africa babekazi occupies a very important position in families and communities. She is a father (yes father!), mentor, discipliner, confidant, educator, counsellor and offers a critical, political, cultural and gender voice. This space on this website is dedicated to Babekazi, also known as tete or shangazi.

Africa’s 10 Great Women Social Workers Born Between 1871 and 1947

Posted on 9 March 20259 March 2025 By aswnetadmin 6 Comments on Africa’s 10 Great Women Social Workers Born Between 1871 and 1947

There are many women who contributed significantly to social development and social work in Africa. Some of these women are…

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Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation

Posted on 20 February 202521 February 2025 By Babe Kazi No Comments on Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation
Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation

In our profession of social work and development, justice is revered as a key value. Is justice the same for…

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A westernised discourse of sexuality in Africa – an analysis of the biased authorship in The Conversation Africa

Posted on 8 July 20248 July 2024 By Babe Kazi
A westernised discourse of sexuality in Africa – an analysis of the biased authorship in The Conversation Africa

To understand who contributes to the topic of sexuality in Africa, authorship in The Conversation Africa, an Australian online media…

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Africa Day

Posted on 18 May 202418 May 2024 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Africa Day
Africa Day

Africa Day offers a platform to celebrate Africa’s rich cultural diversity, honor its history of resistance and liberation, and reaffirm…

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Cheikh Anta Diop’s Theories and their Place in Social Work and Development

Posted on 22 September 202330 September 2023 By aswnetadmin
Cheikh Anta Diop’s Theories and their Place in Social Work and Development

Cheikh Anta Diop (1923-1986) was born in Thieytou, Diourbel Region of Senegal. His philosophy and theories are important in social…

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Françafrique: unethical colonial action that has underdeveloped Africa

Posted on 9 September 20239 September 2023 By aswnetadmin 2 Comments on Françafrique: unethical colonial action that has underdeveloped Africa
Françafrique: unethical  colonial action that has underdeveloped Africa

Niger is the 7th largest producer of uranium all of which go to Europe yet it is the 7th poorest…

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Ethical Incentives in Research have a Foundation in Ubuntu

Posted on 26 August 202327 August 2023 By aswnetadmin
Ethical Incentives in Research have a Foundation in Ubuntu

Incentives in Research

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Unrest in Niger after military officers detained President Mohamed Bazoum: lessons for social work and development globally

Posted on 12 August 202312 August 2023 By aswnetadmin 4 Comments on Unrest in Niger after military officers detained President Mohamed Bazoum: lessons for social work and development globally
Unrest in Niger after military officers detained President Mohamed Bazoum: lessons for social work and development globally

The Nigerien (not Nigerian) presidential guard detained the president and announced the dissolution of government last month. The National Council…

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Students Conference on DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2023

Posted on 17 June 202317 June 2023 By aswnetadmin 2 Comments on Students Conference on DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2023
Students Conference on DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2023

On 16 June, Africa commemorated the Day of the African Child. In South Africa, 16 June is Youth Day, a…

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Rejecting Western-Framed, Funded and Initiated Sexuality Activisms: The African Union (AU) Leads by Example

Posted on 4 June 20234 June 2023 By aswnetadmin 1 Comment on Rejecting Western-Framed, Funded and Initiated Sexuality Activisms: The African Union (AU) Leads by Example

A United States of America based sexuality activism organisation, Synergía – Initiatives for Human Rights, together with other Western-funded organisations,…

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People of Africa Are Not One Group, But Have A Common Philosophy

Posted on 29 April 202313 May 2023 By aswnetadmin 2 Comments on People of Africa Are Not One Group, But Have A Common Philosophy
People of Africa Are Not One Group, But Have A Common Philosophy

The text below has excepts from: Mayaka, B. van Breda, A. D. Uwihangana, C. and Mugumbate, R. (2023). The Ubuntu…

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Cultural and spiritual artifacts of Africa stolen by colonising countries

Posted on 7 April 20237 April 2023 By aswnetadmin 2 Comments on Cultural and spiritual artifacts of Africa stolen by colonising countries
Cultural and spiritual artifacts of Africa stolen by colonising countries

What are artifacts? Artifacts are works of art that are inspired by people’s religion, philosophy and culture. In fact, artifacts…

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DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2023

Posted on 24 March 202325 May 2024 By aswnetadmin

The Rights of the Child in the Digital Environment On 16 June, Africa commemorates the Day of the African Child….

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Eleven (11) Digital Apps, Games And Storytellers to Help African Families Decolonise and Give Kids Pride Early in Life

Posted on 25 October 202225 October 2022 By aswnetadmin

In social work and development, decolonisation has become a key word in learning, teaching, practice and research but it has…

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UBUNTU VALUES AND ETHICS IN FUNDRAISING, RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND DONOR ENGAGEMENT

Posted on 18 June 2022 By mugumbatej

From welfarist and charitable to developmental and decolonial methods Cite as: Africa Social Work Network (2022). Ubuntu values and ethics…

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DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2022

Posted on 16 June 2022 By mugumbatej

To learn more about Day of the African Child Africa, visit this African Union (AU)’s African Committee of Experts on the…

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Dedan Kīmathi of the Mau Mau – contribution to Kenya independence and how he was killed by the British imperialist forces during their colonial occupation of Africa

Posted on 25 May 2022 By mugumbatej

“My blood, like the heroic blood of many great Kenyans who have fallen in the course of this war, shall…

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Senzeni na: the Anti-colonisation Song that Inspired Africans and its Role in Decolonising Social Work Today

Posted on 25 May 2022 By mugumbatej

Senzeni na (2005) song by Soul Brothers, South Africa. Senzeni na (1993) song with video by Albert Nyathi, Zimbabwe. Senzeni…

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Kenneth Buchizya Kaunda’s contribution to the philosophy of African humanism (ubuntu) and pan-African theory

Posted on 6 July 202116 February 2024 By mugumbatej

Contributors: Rugare Mugumbate and Joachim Cuthbert Mumba On 17 June 2021, former Zambian president and pan-Africanist Kenneth Kaunda died in…

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DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2021

Posted on 16 June 20215 September 2022 By mugumbatej
DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD (DAC): 16 JUNE 2021

Today we join the rest of the African region in commemorating Day of the African Child. In South Africa, 16…

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Ubuntu and Social Work Resources

Posted on 8 March 202122 March 2025 By mugumbatej
Ubuntu and Social Work Resources

Ubuntu is a collection of values and practices that Black people of Africa view as making people and their communities…

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