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in its simplest form, togetherness

to create a sense of unity in one's nation

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Ubuntu is described as the unity and togetherness between a group of people who are different thus creating diversity 

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Ubuntu is described as the unity and togetherness between a group of people who are different thus creating diversity 

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being a good human. Kindness to others causes others to be kind.

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I would define it as the act of sharing humanity with others

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Being a good person due to others being so too

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Ubuntu is the unity and coming together of people despite their differences

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Ubuntu is the thought and act of unity amongst people in a community which can be applied to a nation

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I would define Ubuntu as respecting the humanity and dignity of others as well as then respecting yours. Treating people how you want to be treated because you believe that is how to be human. It is also understanding that nobody can do anything all by themselves and that at some point we need other people

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Ubuntu is the idea that an individual is who they are because of the people around them

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The essence of a people coming together through built community, common values and kindness for all differences

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No. Xenophobia

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during the rugby world cup 2023, the manner in which south africans united for the love of the sport, they expired the love for their nation

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Ubuntu is bringing people of colour and white people together in a community to celebrate their diversity, for example on heritage day each person wears their cultural attire and learns about other people's cultural values, they can try different foods etc. it represents Ubuntu due to the togetherness and unity formed. 

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Ubuntu is bringing people of colour and white people together in a community to celebrate their diversity, for example on heritage day each person wears their cultural attire and learns about other people's cultural values, they can try different foods etc. it represents Ubuntu due to the togetherness and unity formed. 

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Ubuntu is the idea that humanity is reciprocal, if one is kind to another person, that person will be kind to them

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No, they may be seen as an outsider and as a result they won't be treated as kindly as they could be

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It would be when the nation comes to together to support the national team in sports. More specifically rugby or football

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An example of real life Ubuntu could be acknowledging everyone that helped you along the way when you achieve something, for example something as small as your mother for birthing you or your friends for encouraging you. Even your teachers who helped you to read and write or whoever taught you to speak

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A social understanding by people in which it acts as a guideline to life one’s life. It entails ideas of respect, community and the idea that we are boned by our common experiences

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The essence of Ubuntu could be demonstrated through the signing of the national anthem at sports events… when everyone comes together as one prideful and accepting team

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Watching the Springboks play in Nelspruit and the way all the South Africans were unified and sang the national anthem together while watching one of the most diverse teams play. 

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Watching the Springboks play in Nelspruit and the way all the South Africans were unified and sang the national anthem together while watching one of the most diverse teams play. 

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I believe Ubuntu can be for everyone as long as they believe in being unified with one another. 

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I believe Ubuntu can be for everyone as long as they believe in being unified with one another. 

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Yes

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When the whole world was fighting with tyla for saying she is coloured the whole of South Africa started fighting for her

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In theory Ubuntu is for everyone however in practice there a great number of people excluded from the idea

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Ideally it should apply to everyone, I don't think it can coexist with exclusion of certain people (even if some people behave that way)

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they could be if people were kinder and more accepting of others differences however it is known that they would not be shown Ubuntu due to xenophobia 

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they could be if people were kinder and more accepting of others differences however it is known that they would not be shown Ubuntu due to xenophobia 

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Ubuntu is for everyone as it needs everyone for the unity it speaks of

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Yes it is from everyone. That is what Ubuntu is supposed to signify. Humanity refers to everyone on earth

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ubuntu should be for everyone

but society works in mysterious ways

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They should be, but likely not. Xenophobia is prevalent here and it is fundamentally rejecting the humanity of the other person

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If offered a box of sweets, instead of keeping them to oneself, one will share them amongst their peers

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Ubuntu is kindness, no one is this world can go through their entire life without doing atleast one good act

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My grade 7 teacher always made us remember Ubuntu as “I am, because we are” because it means working together as equals to accomplish something and we will only thrive if we work as a community.

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Although it is a concept applicable to everyone many people hold bias that breaks down the concept of Ubuntu. They would most likely not be accepted for discrimination.

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Xenophobia is a real this in South Africa so sadly not

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People are often excluded because of differing views, race, political views, or beliefs

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Everyone can participate and live by it. For example, there was a sense of ubuntu at the airport to welcome back the springboks and DDP

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Ideally yes but some people isolate themselves as they choose to not see the humanity in everyone. People exclude themselves from ubuntu 

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Ideally yes but some people isolate themselves as they choose to not see the humanity in everyone. People exclude themselves from ubuntu 

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Clean city Organization.

Organize cleaning up in communities that do not get any assistance from the government

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in theory yes, but in practice no because of distrust of foreigners

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No they wouldn’t because they’d be viewed as an outsider 

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No they wouldn’t because they’d be viewed as an outsider 

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They may not at times not feel Ubuntu because of them not being apart of the community that has been fostered there. On the other hand they could feel Ubuntu through not being targeted or feeling the unity in where they visit

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Realistically, no. There is too much resentment about infrastructure and jobs being ‘stolen’ from South Africans 

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Realistically, no. There is too much resentment about infrastructure and jobs being ‘stolen’ from South Africans 

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Ubuntu is for everyone as without it we would not have a unified community