Civility Humanitarianism: Creating a New World (Greatness Series)
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This is a ground-breaking book focuses on how to create a new humanity using the principles of civility humanitarianism.
This is the humanity that does not disrespect but respects others. This is the humanity that is not unkind but kind to others. This is the humanity that does not just give but empowers. This is the humanity that does not devalue but values others. This is the humanity that does not divide but unites. This is the humanity that does not dwell on the sorrows of the past but hopes in the joys of the future. This is the humanity that does not give disabling aid but enabling help. This is the humanity that does not sustain oppressive structures but creates structures that enhance human prosperity. This is the humanity that does not spectate but participates. This is the humanity that does not dishonour but honours humanity. This is the humanity that does not despair in the present circumstances but transforms them into forces for good. This is the humanity that does not elevate evil but glorifies goodness. This is the humanity that does not hate but loves. This is the humanity that not inhumane but human.
This book is for you if you want to be part of this new humanity. Read and join us in designing a new world.
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HRG Duke Patrick Businge is a philosopher of civilisational studies and the founder of Greatness University, an institution dedicated to the structured study of identity, responsibility, and intergenerational continuity. His work focuses on the architecture of greatness, ethical leadership, and the preservation of cultural and intellectual heritage. He is the architect of the Greatness Studies framework, a body of work examining how civilisations form, sustain, and transmit meaning across time. His writing explores themes of ontology, stewardship, legacy, and global coherence. In Africa Is a Consciousness, he develops a philosophical model that examines Africa not only as geography, but as a structured civilisational worldview.
HRM King Clyde Rivers is a global leadership advocate, humanitarian voice, and founder of initiatives dedicated to civility, ethical leadership, and intergenerational responsibility. He has spent decades working with leaders, institutions, and communities across continents to promote dignity, governance reform, and cultural preservation. Through his international engagements, he has addressed themes including leadership ethics, restorative justice, and the role of heritage in modern nation-building. His work bridges traditional leadership values with contemporary global dialogue. As a co-author of Africa Is a Consciousness, he contributes a perspective grounded in civilisational continuity, cultural diplomacy, and principled stewardship.
