Can white South Africa live up to Ubuntu, the globalized African Tutu philosophy? | Panashe Chigumadzi
UUnder the title of a 1986 newsletter, “Ubuntu, Abantu, Abelungu”, Black Sash, the anti-apartheid organization founded as a vanguard of the opposition of white liberal women in South Africa , reported the startling findings of a white field worker in his program against forced land abductions – Black people inRead More →