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Ubuntu and Madani in Dialogue: Ethical Encounters, Lived Experience, and the Moral Realities of Malaysia Africa Relations
Malaysia’s relations with Africa have conventionally been framed through the discourse of South-South cooperation, Bandung-era solidarities, and postcolonial affinity. However, the lived experiences of Africans in Malaysia particularly among Nigerian and Sudanese communities reveal a more complex an
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