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Apr 10, 2024 59 min

How Far Can Community Really Take Us?

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Ubuntu is a Zulu word directly translating into the phrase "I am because we are". It centers around the ideology of humanity and community. How can we live and evolve while serving each other? Community is a very big part of the African culture and we reflect on the benefits and limitations we have experienced and observed with "Ubuntu-ness". How do we embrace Ubuntu-ness in a way that makes us feel whole, joyful and willing to serve each other? Tune in to find out more. Leave us a comment or question or just say hi :)

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