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EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 27 MIN

#15 Babah Tarawally: The wisdom of Ubuntu - a path to connection

from Creating a level playing field for collaboration · host Tonnie van der Zouwen

In this episode, we welcome Babah Tarawally, a journalist, columnist, and author originally from Sierra Leone. Baba discusses the philosophy of Ubuntu and its relevance to creating a level playing field for collaboration. He shares his experiences as a migrant from Sierra Leone to the Netherlands, highlighting the challenges of integration and the importance of seeing each other as human beings. The discussion also touches on the need for reciprocity in relationships, the differences in how migrants and refugees are welcomed, and the role of community support systems in fostering a sense of belonging. Reflecting on the broader journey of life, Babah encourages listeners to consider what they will leave behind for future generations. He stresses the importance of investing in others and taking care of the environment, so that we leave the world in a better state for those who come after us.Read the transcriptMore informationBabah Tarawally on WikipediaBooks by Babah Tarawally (overview and descriptions)Column in Trouw (Dutch daily newspaper)

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