South African legislation does not obligate companies to fulfill their corporate social responsibilities. Understanding the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on social inclusivity is crucial in ...

Globally, talent retention is a challenge, and this phenomenon of talent retention has global and local implications for human resource management. More specifically, the issues of talent management and talent reten- tion ...

Land is of the utmost significance in rural communities, providing opportunities for social and economic survival. The importance of income distribution is a universal need in the Pan-African discourse. The research approach ...

The dawn of democracy led to the abolition of de jure discriminatory laws and hopes of a more inclusive economy in South Africa. The study proposes the use of the inter-connectedness of the Social Capital Theory (SCT) and ...

Although the term ‘equity’ exudes fairness, what equity really means remains unclear. Framed within the distributive justice framework, the article explored the different meanings and principles of equity within the discourse ...

Orthodox logic proposes that small, medium, and micro enterprises are critical for growth, development and the transformation of society towards an inclusive economy, particularly in developing countries. The article ...

In the present era, which seeks the global development agenda driven by the Sustainable Development Goals, a plethora of developments are taking place. A comprehensive assessment of the socioeconomic status of Ikageleng ...

The integration of corporate social responsibility in existing government-funded projects geared towards community upliftment is fundamental for the restoration of humanity. The study aims to untangle the intricacies ...

Abstract Background Redressing structural inequality within the South African society in the post-apartheid era became the central focus of the democratic government. Policies ...