Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020): Special Issue on Ubuntu Social Work | African Journal of Social Work

Published: 2020-04-03

Editorial: Now, the theory of Ubuntu has its space in social work

Jacob Rugare Mugumbate, Admire Chereni

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The interface between Botho and social work practice in Botswana: towards Afrocentric models

J. Morena Rankopo , Kabo Diraditsile

1-4

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How our lived ubuntu experience can widen our dreams: an indigenous narrative

Devi Dee Mucina

5-9

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Community-based, endogenous and ubuntu inspired child protection mechanisms: case of the girl power program in addressing school-related gender-based violence in Chibombo District of Zambia

Michelo Chilwalo

10-15

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Understanding maternal health care through the role played by dietary food taboos in Binga

Lizzy Zinyemba

16-23

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Ubuntuism as an international turning point for social work profession: new lenses from the African pot of knowledge

Wilson Zvomuya

24-29

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Towards Afrocentric social work: plotting a new path for social work theory and practice in Africa through ubuntu

Wilberforce Kurevakwesu, Francis Maushe

30-35

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To eat in peace, share well: a vision of a relational peace from the Democratic Republic of Congo

Rene Sephton

36-40

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Refugee protection in the era of complex migratory flows: a reflection on ubuntu and social work practice

Johanne Mhlanga

41-45

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Lemba/Remba indigenous knowledge and practice’s contribution to community health and wellbeing in Zimbabwe and other parts of Africa

Jacob Mugumbate, Robson Wuriga, Maxwell Musingafi

46-51

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Indigenous approaches to integrate unaccompanied minors: an evaluation of psychosocial services at Dzaleka Refugee Camp, Malawi

Felix Kakowa, Alex Kaomba

52-57

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An ubuntu definition of the family in migration and childcare issues: the case of Zimbabwe

Babbot Muchanyerei

58-62

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Utilization of ubuntu bowl in social work processes: the way to go towards attainment of social development in Africa

Wilson Zvomuya

63-68

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Ubuntu or hunhu perspective in understanding substance abuse and sexual behaviours of street children of Harare Central Business District

Witness Chikoko, Watch Ruparanganda

69-72

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Hunhu/ubuntu philosophy as a guide for ethical decision making in social work

Vincent Mabvurira

73-77

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Ensuring social inclusivity and healthy development for children who assist their visually impaired parents to beg on the streets in Zimbabwe

Tatenda Manomano, Rumbidzai Nyanhoto, Mavis Mushonga Nhende

78-82

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Baba Jairos Jiri’s ubuntu models of charity, disability and rehabilitation

Jacob Mugumbate

83-88

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Ubuntu and child welfare policy in Zimbabwe: a critical analysis of the national orphan care policy’s six-tier system

Wilberforce Kurevakwesu, Simbarashe Chizasa

89-94

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Ubuntu and xenophobia in South Africa’s international migration

Mutsa Murenje

95-98

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Efficacy of the extended family system in supporting orphans and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe: an indigenous knowledge perspective

John Ringson, Admire Chereni

99-108

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African business models: an exploration of the role of culture and family in entrepreneurship

Phillip Bohwasi

109-115

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eISSN: 2409-5605
print ISSN: 1563-3934