1124 Empirical evidence on the names and values of Africa’s philosophy of Ubuntu
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Ubuntu Database: a useful tool for researchers
Use this database to identify literature on Ubuntu for compiling literature reviews and writing background sections. To suggest an entry in the database, email us. The database has 105 entries and is growing.
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10 Steps to Get Published in a Journal
Step 1: Identify a gap in knowledge or a social problem Begin by identifying a gap in knowledge or a social problem that your research will address. This step is crucial in defining the focus and purpose of your work. Strategies for identifying a gap are: Step 2: Choose the appropriate approach Select the most…
Submitting a manuscript to a new journal helps grow literature and publishing in Africa
Publishing in a new journal in Africa is the best way one could contribute to growth of publishing and literature in Africa. the other ways are being a reviewer or editor and of course, using literature from Africa to increase citation scores of others, and in turn increase your own citations scores. Sadly, in some…
Call for submissions
The Journal of Ubuntu provides a platform for the publishing of all aspects and levels of Ubuntu philosophy as follows: The journal takes an interdisciplinary approach. We are seeking in-depth, well researched articles which could be results of primary data collection or reviews. Family, community and individual experiences of Ubuntu are welcome. Authors will get…
Introducing the Journal of Ubuntu
Our Journal The Journal of Ubuntu (JoU) is the first journal dedicated to the study of Ubuntu. It was founded in 2023 to provide a platform for the publishing of all aspects and levels of Ubuntu philosophy: family and individual (ukama); community (ujamaa); society (ujamii); environment (imvelo) and spiritual (uroho). Detailed and extensive information about…