Globethics.net South Africa (GE-SA): Recent submissions

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An evaluation of the South African Police Service’s moral right to hold power in the Mankweng area

Malatji, Raesetja Martha (2021-01)

Contemporary policing in South Africa is similarly beset by some glaring fault lines that are branded by high levels of criminality, power abuses and misconduct within the police ranks. Though it is difficult to quantify ...
Parents' participation in the implementation of diversion programmes : suggestions for probation practice

Mashamba, Magala Erick (2020-12)

Throughout the world, the need to protect children’s rights has proliferated through international conventions and national laws, therefore, parents add immense value as participants in diversion programmes. The dearth of ...
Tsoga O Itirele Bakgoma Community library as a model for rural libraries in South Africa

Mojapelo, Samuel; Ngoepe, Mpho (Bulletin of the National Library of South Africa, 2020-06)

With inadequate provision of community libraries in Limpopo province, citizens in disadvantaged rural communities need to wake up and do it for themselves. However, establishing a library in rural setting is a highly complex ...
Cultural practices and beliefs affecting HIV and AIDS management among Tsonga people in Bushbuckridge

Baloyi, Lynette Fanisa (2019)

This ethnographic study explored and described practices and beliefs that may have an impact on the management of HIV and AIDS among Tsonga people in Bushbuckridge. Data was collected through face to face in-depth individual ...
Determination of system and processes employed by the property industry to manage information ethics in Gauteng South Africa

Moropane, Itumeleng Vanessa (2018-10)

The South African property sector is characterised by property practitioner firms that fail to comply with the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB) code of conduct and firms having inefficient systems which are unable to ...
Development of strategies to reduce unmet need for modern contraception among agro-pastoral women in Eastern Ethiopia

Dereje Kifle Moges (2020-05)

The aim of the study was to develop strategies to reduce the unmet need for modern contraception among agro-pastoral women. The objectives of the study were to determine the prevalence of unmet need for modern contraception, ...
Organisational transparency in South African banking : an institutional field discourse analysis

Oksiutycz, Anna (2020-03)

This thesis examines organisational transparency in South African banking after the financial crisis of 2007-2009. The crisis upset the global economy and resulted in general mistrust in banks and the global financial ...
The interface of religion, spirituality and mental health within the South African context : naming the unnamed conflict

Greyvensteyn, Wendy-Leigh (2018-11)

The interface of religion, spirituality and mental health was investigated by conducting interviews with a group of Protestant evangelical pastors, and a group of registered counselling/clinical psychologists. The ...
Relevance of the Swaziland teacher education curricula to professional ethics regarding teacher-pupil relationships

Simelane, Jenneth Futhie (2017-02)

Education in Swaziland is faced with the challenge of degenerating professional standards among teachers. This study sought to determine the relevance of the current teacher training curriculum in preparing pre-service ...
School Management Teams’ strategies in managing school violence in Tshwane West District, Gauteng

Lekalakala, Madikela Titus (2019-08)

This study aims to determine how School Management Teams (SMTs) are managing the issue of violence in their schools. Specifically, it sought to understand the different management strategies being used and whether SMTs ...
The experiences of school management teams in implementing and managing anti-bullying policies in Tshwane-South public high schools

Gerli, Mignonne (2019-11-18)

The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of School Management Teams (SMTs) in implementing and managing anti-bullying policies in public high schools in the Tshwane South District of the Gauteng Province. ...
The effect of entrepreneurship education on student's entrepreneurial intentions at a South African Public University

Gill, Murial Kgomotso (2019-10)

The research problem for the study was the low entrepreneurial activity in South Africa that leads to high unemployment rates. The research question wanted to investigate the effect that entrepreneurship education may have ...
The millennial slow fashion consumer’s perception, attitude and awareness regarding slow fashion consumption in South Africa

Moodly, Cheryldene (2020-01)

The globally relevant, billion-dollar fashion industry has been regarded as one of the industries responsible for the greatest amount of pollution. The fast fashion industry thrives on production, often overproducing ...
Revisiting virtue ethics and spirituality of Botho: a study of an indigenous ethic of character formation in the moral thought and practice of Basotho

Mokolatsie, Chris N. (2019-11)

The current Afro-communitarianism (AC) articulation and analysis of botho is characterised by two main approaches. First it treats botho as if it is a universal concept that can be expounded independently in a theoretical ...
The applicability of the phenomenological method to the teaching and learning of religious and moral education in tertiary primary teacher education institutions in Zimbabwe : a case study of Mkoba Teachers College

Masango, Jefrey (2019-12)

This research is a case study conducted at Mkoba Teachers’ College from 2017 to 2019 which aimed at establishing the applicability of the phenomenological method to the teaching and learning of Religious and Moral Education ...
Emotional intelligence as an intervention against bullying in primary schools in Gauteng : efficacy of an anti-bullying intervention programme

Lubbe, Laurika (2019-12)

The aim of this study was to assess the emotional intelligence of bullies between the ages of 7 and 13 years and to use the information gathered to develop an Emotional Intelligence Skills Enhancement Programme that can ...
Ethics and Accountability in BRICS Countries Analysing Critical Issues

Sambo, Vaola Tinyiko; Kanyane, Modimowabarwa (2020)

This article reports on ethics and accountability in the BRICS countries comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The group of emerging economies was formed as an economic bloc in 2003, at the time referred ...
Eradicating Corruption in Public Service Entities through Ethical Leadership

Nicolaides, Angelo; Manyama, Tatum P (2020-10)

This paper investigates the need to eradicate unethical practices in the public service. It responds to high levels of corruption in the public service and explains why ethical leadership is critical to engaged ethical ...
Contemplating Christian ethics and spirituality for sound leadership in organisations

Nicolaides, Angelo (2020)

For the Orthodox believer, and most Christian denominations, Christian ethics applies to Christian faith and positive servant leadership motivations based on deep spirituality which is required to link in a manner which ...
'Nothing but a number' : the experiences of young South African men in age-disparate relationships with older women

Montana, Angela Phillibeth (2020-01)

The phenomenon of age-disparate relationships between younger men and older women is relatively under- researched and therefore open to misunderstanding. The common assumption is that the younger men enter these relationships ...

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