African philosophy reduces to the relation between man, world and God

Evidence

The essence of life is, therefore, the main concern of African thinking. Our research shows that all that which is qualified as being ontological is also said to be “universal” and, as such, belongs to the entire human race. Such are the realities of life, the world, human beings and God. Therefore, the problem of African Philosophy is essentially that of the relationship between man, the world and God. — Frans Dokman, Beyond Bantu Philosophy_…, 304