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In line with the identity-based motivation theory (Oyserman, 2015), which postulates that themotivational implications of possible identities depend on social context, the present researchargues that the interplay between ...
The management of finances is na challenge to most school governing bodies. The paper focused on adressing challenges facing school governing bodies in the management of finances. Qualitative research methodology was used. ...
This article contributes to the discussion on mathematics teacher reflection. Reflection
was included in a study of the didactisation practices of primary school mathematics
teachers as one of nine didactisation practices. ...
The paper briefly sheds some light on national policy intervention for skills development, for instance, through the Employment Equity Act and its impact on redressing past inequalities and injustices, whilst promoting ...
Rafapa, Lesibana(Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER), 2018-04)
Some writers have attempted a comparison of South African post-apartheid literature written by blacks with that produced by their white compatriots, as in Anne Putter’s (2012) enlightening analyses of Ivan Vladislavic’s ...
Rafapa, Lesibana(Tydskrif vir Letterkunde, 2018-01-26)
The study of South African English literature written by black people in the post-apartheid period has focused, among others, on the so-called Hillbrow novels of Phaswane Mpe and Niq Mhlongo, and narratives such as Kgebetli ...
Stakeholder engagement has become an important aspect of sustainable natural
resources management. This study analysed a landscape performance assessment by local and
‘external’ stakeholders in a transfrontier conservation ...
Baker, Melissa; Mearns, Kevin F.(Africa Journals, 2017)
The tourism industry is one of the fastest growing industries worldwide, and its preeminent role as a
fundamental contributor to the economic sector cannot be disputed. However, the tourism industry is
not as harmless ...
South Africa has a heterogeneous society that is mainly governed by a western orientated
legal system. Various cultural and religious subgroups live in accordance with normative
rules and customs that are in conflict ...
Bakker, Pieter(University of the Free State, 2009)
The Civil Union Act 17/2006 is compared to the Marriage Act 25/1961 to determine
whether similar life partnerships should be regulated by more than one act. Thereafter the
Draft Domestic Partnership Bill is investigated ...