The UN Resolution 1803 of 1962 on Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources (PSNR) was a catalyst for rethinking the ownership and governance of natural resources. In terms of the Resolution, the state is at the centre ...
The project focused on appraising the centrality of the land issue in both the first and Second Chimurenga liberation wars in Zimbabwe. A general ideological claim associates land with both the first and Second Chimurenga ...
The dynamics of skirmishes during a war differ quite a bit from formal engagements. The skirmish on Vegkop during the latter part of the South African War of 1899 to 1902 is a typical example of such an incident. Through ...
This research was conducted to investigate the factors influencing the high turnover of millennial employees who have scarce skills in Limpopo Economic Cluster Departments (hereafter referred to as EC). The research focused ...
The primary challenge of microfinance is that it offers unsecured financial services,
primarily in order to assist low-income households. In the twenty-first century, the
focus on expansion and outreach by microfinance ...
Previous studies show that e-procurement can improve public procurement tremendously. However, due to many factors, the South African government has experienced challenges in the implementation of a comprehensive widely ...
This research is based on the leaders of intercultural congregations who regularly interact with the ideas, needs and interests of different cultures. To this end, Luhmann's systems theory is being examined with regard to ...
Language matters have always been contentious, including the language of teaching and learning in schools. Despite policies enacted by the SA democratic government to promote and support early learning in the mother tongue, ...
This study explores the appropriateness of Western genre categories and cosmologies to
understanding muti murder and other supernatural elements in selected southern African
fiction namely Alexandra McCall-Smith’s The ...
The study conducted explored the educators’ experiences of teaching phonological awareness skills to English First Additional Language learners in Grade R and the importance of these skills in laying the foundation for ...
The study explored how single women experienced singlism, through an Afrocentric and feminist-phenomenology intersectionality. It further examined how single women in senior management experienced the South Africa public ...
With the introduction of various social media platforms in the twenty-first century, social media grew at an exponential rate. Social media platforms have become an integral part of our everyday lives, playing an important ...
Woody plant encroachment is regard as a common problem in South African rangelands, however edible twigs and seed pods from these plants are generally regarded as an important source of protein to livestock during the dry ...
Knowledge should be retained because it is an organisational asset. The management of knowledge, particularly knowledge retention, has been widely researched by several scholars. However, little research has been done on ...
The strength of an organisation lies in its ability to manage tacit knowledge. Ideally, organisations who wish to remain service-oriented in this Fourth Industrial Revolution should comprehend the importance of tacit ...
Small-scale irrigation (SSI) started earlier in Wolaita and contributed to food production. However, rural smallholders in the area are still food insecure. This research aimed to understand the role of irrigation on food ...
In an area experiencing semi-arid conditions, such as the Mooi River catchment, it is
crucial to ascertain the evapotranspiration rate accurately. Evaluating evapotranspiration is
beneficial in areas where the water ...
This study examines how as artists, Gabrielle Goliath and I articulate the absent
presence of women killed through intimate partner violence. Since we are both
influenced by residual traumatic memory, tacit knowledge is ...
In 1870 the Synod of the Anglican Church in South Africa decided to found a see in the Transvaal. The pioneer of Anglican work there was Bishop T.E. Wilkinson of Zululand who during visits of 1873 and 1874
organised the ...