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Journal website: www.ubuntu.africasocialwork.net Supported by Zivo Publishing, the Journal of Ubuntu/Nyingi waUbuntu provides a platform for the publishing of high…
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There are many women who contributed significantly to social development and social work in Africa. Some of these women are…
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The ASWDNet is happy to announce its first two Online Courses (Free) โ Visit our Mfundo Training Portal for Research Ethics Courses…
It is true that Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools can think for students and make them less critical learners. Ultimately, they…
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Cite as: Mugumbate, R. (2023). Ubuntu-Inspired Workshop or Seminar – An Example and Skills for Facilitators. Blog post at https://africasocialwork.net/blog…
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Cite as: Mugumbate, R. (2023). Types of University Assessments โ A Developmental Approach. Blog post at https://africasocialwork.net/blog Learning at home,…
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Recognising, valuing and using Adinkra symbols from West Africa Like any other part of the world, Africa has symbols. These…
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By Rugare Mugumbate My first research article was published in 2013 in an African journal published in Zimbabwe by the…
