Task 1 (20)

"The principle of caring for each other's well-being will be promoted, and a spirit of mutual support fostered. Each individual's humanity is ideally expressed through his or her relationship with others and theirs, in turn, through recognition of the individual's humanity. Ubuntu means that people are people through other people.It also acknowledges the rights and the responsibilities of every citizen in promoting individual and societal well-being."

1. What is your understanding of Ubuntu? (2)

2. Provide any 3 examples of Ubuntu. (6)

3. In what ways do you think the concept of Ubuntu can be applied in modern societies? Explain. (4)

4. Provide an example of where you displayed Ubuntu and tell us how it made you feel. (8)

Task 2 (20)

1. What is your understanding of Xenophobia? Elaborate. (5)

2. Have you been exposed to Xenophobia? If not find someone that has or research about it and share your experience or the person's experience and how it made you/them feel. (10)

3. Do you think Ubuntu can solve the problem of Xenophobia? Elaborate. (5)

Task 3 (20)

Social responsibility often involves giving back to the community.

1. What is your understanding of social responsibility? (3)

2. You are required to go out into your community for 30 minutes and practice social responsibility. (Picking up litter, feed a hungry person, plant a tree, help someone carry groceries, clean a garden, offer mentorship etc.)

a) What was the social responsibility activity you chose to participate in and explain why you selected it? (5)

b) How did you prepare for the activity? (3)

c) In what ways do you believe this 30-minute social responsibility activity contributed to making your community a better place? (5)

d) In your opinion, do you think it is important for people to actively engage in social responsibility activities, and what benefits does it bring to both the community and the person involved? (4)

Task 4 (40)