Truthfulness and falsification, justice, and Indigenous research ethics: Lessons from Ubuntu and the San Code
*This article was AI generated using multiple prompts to produce a decolonised understanding and output of the topic. Introduction Did…
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How many and which systems make up IKS – indigenous knowledge systems?
Introduction Indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) are holistic frameworks through which communities understand, organise, and apply knowledge for survival, cultural identity,…
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The dangers of foreign religions in Africa: 3 Christian case studies
Case study 2 – mass murder in Uganda In Uganda, in the year 2000, a Movement for the Restoration of…
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Sankofa Theory
The Adinkra people are an Akan tribe of Ghana, West of Africa. Their symbol is a bird called Sankofa. Like…
Integrated Musha/Nyumba Theory of Socio-economic development
Socio-economic development studies are crucial for development al social work, which has been promoted as the best approach to social…
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Key Points and Actions from Wazee Day of Older Persons Webinar, 2023
Cite as: Association of Schools of Social Work in Africa and Africa Social Work and Development Network (2023). Key points…
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Ethical Incentives in Research have a Foundation in Ubuntu
Incentives in Research
Ubuntu-Inspired Workshop or Seminar – An Example and Skills for Facilitators
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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