“A policy framework without credible, technically capable, adequately resourced enforcement is not governance – it is theatre,” said former journalist and now founder of Ubiquity AI, Kaveer Beharee.

Ubuntu is an African philosophical ethos that posits human identity as fundamentally relational, affirming that “a person is a person through other persons”. In social work practice, Ubuntu underpins ...

Ubuntu is often celebrated as Africa’s moral compass—a philosophy rooted in communal humanness, expressed in the well-known phrase, “I am because we are.” It is supposed to define Africa’s social ...

At the heart of the Ubuntu Village, there is a humble stand that has a better claim than most others to hold the centre of the place. It belongs to the Karaites Institute of Afrikology. For delegates ...

Tutu defined Ubuntu as “I participate, I share,” drawing on these principles to guide South Africa's reconciliatory approach to apartheid. Tutu claimed that "Ubuntu (and so restorative justice) gives ...