This article examines public lectures of Beyers Naudé from 1966 until his banning in 1977, tracing on the one hand his critique on apartheid shortly before his engagement with black consciousness, and then his reception ...

In this contribution to a review symposium on Jason Storm’s book, Metamodernism, Silakhe Singata and Cobus van Wyngaard explore key aspects of Storm’s proposal on the future of studies in the humanities, relate these ...

This article seeks to interrogate critically and problematize the silence on the suburb in urban theology: in the process the article seeks to illustrate the importance of the suburb through examining it considering the ...

This paper aims to highlight the push factors leading to children’s vulnerabilities especially in historically impoverished communities in post-apartheid South Africa (SA). These push factors are hangovers that Black1 children ...

School results have been dropping in South Africa and principals are the ones managing school curriculum and assessments. Governement and parents invest a lot of money in education to make sure that they prepare the younger ...

Numerous reports about violence in South African schools have become an issue of concern for both government and society. Due to the high incidences of school violence, schools are no longer viewed as safe and secure ...

Healthcare decision-making heavily relies on data. However, maintaining data integrity remains a challenge. Human error and malware threats continue to threaten patients' health information. Further, software or system ...

The aim of this study was to explore the role of school management in ensuring constructive discipline for effective teaching and learning. This study is based on Skinnerian Model, constructivist paradigm, phenomenological ...

Organisations implement different quality programmes due to the wide range of benefits they bring to organisations (Sallis, 2002: 2; Oakland, 2014: 3). However, Talwar (2011) reports that the business landscape has changed ...

Tourism is recognised as the largest and fastest growing economic sector worldwide. However, many tourism studies in South Africa and elsewhere have investigated the relationship between macro-economic development and ...