NIMBA： South African Precolonial Metaphysics and Anthropology of Empathy

⁣🌍 ALKEBULAN AWAKENING SERIES — EPISODE #76 🌍

🔥 INIMBA: THE SOUTH AFRICAN PRECOLONIAL METAPHYSICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL REPOSITORY OF EMPATHY 🔥

Before Ubuntu became a global buzzword, there was Inimba — a deeper, older concept of empathy woven into precolonial South African metaphysics and worldview.

Join The Emerging Alkebulan Awakening Series and Kumbukeni as Oladele Dosunmu and Nduku Mulumba sit down with Dr. Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala — Author, Historian, and Pan-African — to explore Inimba: what it means, where it comes from, and why reclaiming this concept matters for how we understand African identity, connection, and healing today.

💬 What is Inimba, and how does it differ from — or deepen — concepts like Ubuntu?
💬 What does precolonial South African metaphysics teach us about empathy that modern frameworks have lost?
💬 How do we bring Inimba back into how we relate to each other, our communities, and ourselves?