This article discusses two complementary themes that play an important role in
contemporary South African political philosophy:(1) the racist tradition in Western …

Accounts of corruption in Africa and the Global South are generally overly simplistic and
macro-oriented, and commonly disconnect everyday (petty) corruption from political (grand) …

The debate on the communitarian notion of personhood as initiated by Gyekye, in response
to Menkiti, is both exhaustive and exhausted. Its exhaustiveness and exhaustion lies in the …

I provide an exposition of Ifeanyi Menkiti's view of communal ethics in terms of his
conception of moral personhood vis-?-vis community, in order to defend him specifically …

In this article, I argue that individuals could be entitled to rights, outside those that are
communally conferred, as part of the primary requirement of being 'persons' in the African …

This thesis is an analysis of Education for All (EFA) as Zimbabwe's post-colonial education
policy. Discourse on Zimbabwe's post-colonial education system, particularly between 1980 …

This essay provides an exposition and a plausible interpretation of Ifeanyi Menkiti's
conception of personhood vis-a-vis this community. I do this, partly, to rebut some specific …

This chapter provides an interpretation of Ifeanyi Menkiti's normative conception of
personhood and communalism, in order to use such interpretation as a backdrop for …

In Menkiti's Moral Man, Oritsegbubemi Anthony Oyowe offers an original interpretation of
Ifeanyi Menkiti's conception of person, one that has significant implications for his …

We argue that Menkiti and Gyekye–the forerunners in Afro-communitarianism, to different
extents both trivialise the notion of human rights. While Menkiti prioritises community and …