Outline proposal / sketch
work in progress
lugânzi, embracing the roots
The expressions of togetherness and the understanding of humanity and others has been at the core of relationships on the African continent from time immemorial. This is reflected across the continent in various languages:
Ubuntu (South Africa), is an ancient
Nguni word meaning ‘humanity to others’.
It also means ‘I am what I am because of who
we all are’;
Nobwa (Ghana), ‘mutual support’;
Ujamaa (Tanzania), ‘familyhood’;
Harambe (Kenya), ‘pulling together’.
— Mugendi M’Rithaa
In Angola, this is commonly known
as ‘solidariedade’.
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