The post-apartheid era in South Africa was intended to be a period in which to redress past injustices in almost all social spheres, including education, particularly in terms of curriculum transformation to include Af ...

This study investigated the attitudes of church leaders towards their perceived leadership roles in HIV prevention, using a sample of 85 clergy and lay leaders. Working from the premise that churches concentrate ...

Background: Available literature indicates that the male occupational culture of the South African mining industry marginalises and excludes women; however, limited attention has been given to the heteronormative element ...

The paper is written in times when post-colonial Africa still struggling with the same old challenges of the 20th Centuryiii, as the continent is trying to navigate and negotiate its location and position in this globalised ...

The challenge of accessing affordable healthcare services in the developing countries prompted the promotion of community-based health insurance (CBHI) as an effective alternative. CBHI has been implemented in many ...

The main question posed in this study is: How do black mineworkers in the goldmining industry conceptualise and experience fatherhood in present-day South Africa? The following four subsidiary research questions were ...

Books and Babies: Pregnancy and Young Parents in Schools is part of a series of books by HSRC Press on parenthood. However, where the two previous publications focused on fatherhood (Morrell & Richter 2006; Swartz & Bhana ...

The South African government provides people living with HIV Temporary Disability Grants to assist them with money when they cannot work due to being disabled by HIV. The toll of the disease has contributed to the inability ...

This paper will attempt to scrutinise the bases of the current interventions that are been adopted when dealing with issues affecting the environment practitioners especially those based in Azania and Africa in general. ...