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Economic History of Cities and Housingts of agreement with regard to ‘ethnic morality’ — that is, traditional African ethics. While there exists no single unified ‘African ethic’ or ‘African moral outlook’, there are nonetheless certain core ideas that appear with astonishing regularity across African (especially sub-Saharan) societies and cultures.

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Introduction: Ethics on the African Continent,ts of agreement with regard to ‘ethnic morality’ — that is, traditional African ethics. While there exists no single unified ‘African ethic’ or ‘African moral outlook’, there are nonetheless certain core ideas that appear with astonishing regularity across African (especially sub-Saharan) societies and cultures.

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Economic History of Cities and Housing that other behaviour is bad or wrong. Ethics is generally taken to mean moral philosophy — that is, philosophical reflection and enquiry concerned with morality and its principles and values, as well as with its judgements and problems.

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Introduction: Ethics on the African Continent,frica, with a corresponding tribal and ethnic diversity. While some of these languages are spoken and understood across national borders, every African state is host to at least a few but often a large number of different languages that are not spoken and understood by all of its citizens (see Hofme