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Dr Natalie Tegama is a postdoctoral researcher in Global Health Ethics at the University of Oxford, where she works on the demarginalisation of philosophies of the global south. She uses decolonial concepts and ideas around pluriversality to explore how philosophies of the global south can inform bioethics and the broader research ethics landscape. This work is with a view to develop ethical frameworks that are reflective of multiplicity in value systems. She is currently the Africa regional editor for the BMJ’s JME Practical Bioethics Journal and adjunct lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe.