Editing Ubuntu philosophy (section)

=== In politics and leadership ===
Samkange (1980) said no foreign political philosophy can be useful in a country more than the indigenous philosophies.<ref name=Samkange1980>Samkange, S., & T. M. Samkange (1980). Hunhuism or ubuntuism: A Zimbabwe Indigenous Political Philosophy. Salisbury [Harare]: Graham Publishing, {{ISBN|0-86921-015-7}}. 106pp. Paperback</ref> "Is there a philosophy or ideology indigenous to (a) country that can serve its people just as well, if not better than, foreign ideologies?", asked Samkange in the book ''Hunhuism or Ubuntuism''. His maxim for leadership is "The king owes his status, including all the powers associated with it, to the will of the people under him".<ref name=Samkange1980/>{{rp|7}}