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Exploring maternal and child healthcare projects in South African communities through Ubuntu lens: an appreciative inquiry

BMC Nursing
Background Ubuntu, a Nguni Bantu term meaning “humanity towards other”, embodies a philosophy of collectivism, interconnectedness and mutual respect, which is deeply ingrained in South African culture.
S. Nyandeni, N. S. Raliphaswa, M. R. Musie, M. S. Maputle, R. Gundo, F. M. Mulaudzi, N. V. Sepeng   +6 more
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Art therapy, Ubuntu, and multidisciplinary collaboration in South Africa: ‘We are because I am’

South African Journal of Arts Therapies
This conceptual paper examines the intersections between art therapy, multidisciplinary team (MDT) practice, and the African philosophy of Ubuntu in the South African context. Ubuntu, expressed through the maxim “I am because we are”, represents an ethic
Gugu Manana
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Fixing scp completion in Ubuntu 9.10

, 2009
Currently, owing to a bug, scp in Kubuntu and Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) does not allow you to autocomplete remote directories (when you have a passwordless ssh setup, obviously).
Eve, Martin Paul
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Ubuntu Virtues as a Coping Mechanism in the Face of Racism and Discrimination [PDF]

Living in Western Europe for decades has compelled me to look back at my lived experience in societies where despite being successfully integrated, now and then, I am reminded that I do not fully belong. This experience contrasts with what I learned from
Mutwarasibo, Fidèle
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Implementation Of The Use Of The C Programming Language in The Ubuntu Linux Operating System

Inspiration
The rapid pace of technological advancement has predominantly restricted the use of the C programming language to specific fields. This study aims to enhance accessibility to the C programming language for students and the general public on the Ubuntu ...
Samsuriah Agus
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Empowering a Limpopo rural community to Integrate Ubuntu in caring for PLWHIV/AIDS or TB

Curationis
Background: Globally, few studies were conducted mostly in Africa on Ubuntu and human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS).
Thifhelimbiliu I. Ramavhoya, Mamoeng N. Kgatla, Molatelo M. Rasweswe, Fhumulani M. Mulaudzi   +3 more
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Ubuntu principles : unethically ethical? : decolonising social work values and ethics in social work practice and research

Ethics and values are central in social work practice worldwide. Scholars have continually had ethical debates and dilemmas on appropriately adhering to social work values and ethics.
Kansiime, Peninah, Tusasiirwe, Sharlotte (R20096), Nabbumba, Diana   +2 more
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Using infographics to empower nursing students on integrating Ubuntu, HIV/AIDS and TB at a selected University, South Africa

BMC Nursing
Background Nursing students need to be equipped with specific knowledge on integrating Ubuntu, HIV/AIDS, and TB during their training to curb the pandemic in South Africa, specifically Limpopo Province.
M. N. Kgatla, T. I. Ramavhoya, M. M. Rasweswe, F. M. Mulaudzi   +3 more
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Intersections between Ubuntu and Social Work in Humanitarian Settings in Uganda

Journal of Comparative Social Work
Understanding the context and complexities of humanitarian settings and the intersections between Ubuntu and social work is crucial, yet it has not received considerable attention in Africa.
Lambert Buzaare, Martha Nababi, James Thomas Ssenfuuma, Paul Bukuluki   +3 more
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Ubuntu leadership as a predictor of employee engagement: A South African study

SA Journal of Human Resource Management
Orientation: Ubuntu leadership is increasingly being promoted as a suitable leadership philosophy for South African workplaces, necessitating further exploration of its application and outcomes.
Kerushan Chetty, Gavin Price
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