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Communication is war by other means: a new perspective on war and communication in the thought of twentieth century selected communication scholars

Sonderling, Stefan (2012-11)

The September 11, 2001 Jihadists attack on the West and the subsequent wars on terrorism indicate that war may be a permanent condition of life in the contemporary world. This implies that to understand contemporary ...
The relevance of indigenous technology in Curriculum 2005/ RNCS with special reference to the Technology Learning Area

Gumbo, Mishack Thiza Maluleka, Khazamula Wilkenson, Annette (EASA, 2006)

In this article it is argued that indigenous technology with its long history cannot be ignored and sho uld b e as sign ed a mo re prom inen t plac e in th e Technolog y Le arn ing A rea (TL A) w ithin Curricu lum 2005/RNCS ...
Media construction of reality : a critical analysis of the reportage of land reform in Shona and English Zimbabwean newspapers : the case of Kwayedza, The Herald, The Daily News and The Daily Mirror, 2000-2008

Mushore, Washington (2012-06)

The study critically explored the language of reportage of the Zimbabwe Land Reform programme as presented in selected Shona and English newspapers in Zimbabwe. The study focused on Kwayedza, The Herald, The Daily News and ...
African Library Summit 1 and 2: an overview

Dick, Archie L. (2013-07-05)
From Mojadi to Mafikeng: notes on the newfound Department of Theology

Brunsdon, Alfred R. Van der Merwe, Sarel (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2013-05)

In January 2011 an event of church historical significance took place when the new Department of Theology opened its doors on the Mafikeng campus of North-West University. Forming part of the Faculty of Human and Social ...
Historical sources of Christian religious leadership ideology implications and challenges for social transformation in post-military Nigeria

Agbiji, Obaji M. Swart, Ignatius,1965- (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2013-05)

Various sources have influenced and shaped the ideological orientation and outlook of Christian religious leadership in successive epochs in Nigerian history. This orientation and outlook have by and large been sustained ...
Mission in turbulent waters: AIDS-related care and mitigation by the Roman Catholic Church in Manicaland, Zimbabwe (1985-2007)

Mbona, Michael (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2013-05)

The scourge of the HIV and AIDS pandemic in Zimbabwe between 1985 and 2007 was witnessed at a time when the country went through diverse socio-economic challenges. The State reduced budgetary allocation towards the welfare ...
The crimes committed by UN peacekeepers in Africa: a reflection on jurisdictional and accountability issues

Kalwahali, Kakule (2013-02-28)

This thesis investigates both substantive and procedural issues pertaining to allegations of crimes committed by UN peacekeepers in three African countries, Somalia, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Under the ...
Artistic Innovation Through Cultural Symbols: A Strategy for Sustainable Development in Kgebetli Moele's Room 207

Rafapa, Lesibana (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013)

This peer-reviewed book chapter looks at the post-1994 Hillbrow novel, Room 207 by Kgebetli Moele, (2006), with a view to tracing its thematic and stylistic successes or failures in branding indigenous African thinking as ...
Oral history: heritage and identity

Landman, Christina (Research Institute for Theology and Religion, 2013-06)
Culture, memory and trauma

Landman, Christina (Research Institute for Theology and Religion, 2013-04)
Language censorship in selected Zimbabwean films in Shona and English

Rwafa, Urther (2012-06)

The aim of this study was to explore language censorship in Zimbabwean films in Shona and English. The study concentrated on the themes of politics, culture and economic in the genre of the documentary, feature and ...
Views on traditional healing: Implications for integration of traditional healing and Western medicine in South Africa

Mokgobi, Maboe Gibson (2012-11)

There are two independent streams of health care in South Africa: traditional healing and Western medicine. Proposals to formally integrate the two streams have been made by the World Health Organization and by the South ...
Bakhoele Bafokeng ba 'Mantsukunyane oa Kata-Sefiri

Mahao, Nqosa Leuta (Mazenod, Lesotho, 2011)
Community-Based Participatory Research a Low-Income Setting: An Illustrative Case of Study

Lazarus, Sandy Taliep, Naiema Bulbulia, Abdulsamed Phillips, Shaun Seedat, Mohamed (Journal of Psychology in Africa, 2012-12)

This article describes a community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach in a low-income setting. Using the SCRATCHMAPS project as a case example and with literature control, we show that CBPR is influenced by ...
The Philosophical Assumptions, Utility and Challenges of Asset Mapping

Kramer, Sherianne Amos, Taryn Lazarus, Sandy Seedat, Mohamed (Taylor & Francis, 2012-12)

This literature review is a discussion of asset-based approaches to community engagement. Following a literature search, we identified several asset mapping approaches: Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD); ...
Fanon and the positionality of Seepe, Mangcu and Mngxitama as black public intellectuals in the post-1994 South Africa

Sithole, Tendayi (2013-03-27)

This study uses Frantz Fanon‟s thoughts on race and blackness, the black elite and black public intellectuals as the theoretical framework and examines the positionality of Sipho Seepe, Xolela Mangcu and Andile Mngxitama ...
Electoral political participation of opposition political parties in Lesotho in the period 1993 to 2006

Saoana, Tennyson Teboho Tsokolo (2013-03-11)

The purpose of this dissertation was to address the problem expressed in the following question: "Why have the opposition political parties in Lesotho weakened since 1993?" A qualitative approach was used. The researcher ...
Innovative curriculum design for electrical engineering at Unisa

Nickola, L. (2012-09)

All diplomas and BTech degrees offered by the School of Engineering at Unisa, an open and distance learning institution, contain a theoretical as well as a practical component within each module, and a compulsory period ...
Framework for African Library Development: Outcomes of the African Library Summit 10-14 May 2011

Unknown author (2011-05)

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