https://www.lemonde.fr/m-perso/article/2025/06/21/au-bresil-la-tribu-qui-replante-sa-foret-bientot-les-arbres-vont-pousser-et-avec-leur-ombre-les-animaux-reviendront-aussi_6615086_4497916.html

 

• 24/06/2025

  In South Africa, "Ubuntu" is a deeply rooted Nguni Bantu term that expresses a core African philosophy. It is most commonly translated as:

  "I am because we are."

  Deeper Meaning:
  Ubuntu reflects a belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity. It emphasizes:

  Human dignity

  Compassion

  Community

  Interconnectedness

  In South African culture, Ubuntu is about mutual care and respect—that a person’s humanity is tied to how they relate to others.

  Famous Use:
  Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu often invoked Ubuntu to explain their commitment to reconciliation and social justice after apartheid.

  Tutu described it as:

  "My humanity is caught up, is inextricably bound up, in yours."

  In Practice:
  Ubuntu influences how communities support each other. It encourages forgiveness, empathy, and collective responsibility.

 

• Des peuples indigénes en Inde, prés de l'Himalaya qui doivent partir de leurs terres car ils manquent d'eau du fait de la fonte des glaciers, le monde du 27/06/2025 :

www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2025/06/26/faute-d-eau-dans-le-haut-himalaya-indien-les-villages-se-devitalisent-et-les-traditions-se-perdent_6615930_3244.html