South African history
The Top Hat in South African history: the changing significance of an article of material culture
... It is only because the top hat was such a prominent and distinctive part of the code of clothing in South Africa that it can be used as a metonym, not just for that code itself, but inde[r] ...
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James Cropper, John Philip and the Researches in South Africa
... John Philip was the archetype of the 'turbulent priest', an intermittently recurring figure in South African history, who does not keep to his cloth but who rather meddles in 'politics' [r] ...
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Claiming Cape Town. Ethnographic interpretations of Khoisan activism and land claims
... of South African history” (Adhikari 2009b: 8) to an “Ancestral Land Owner,” supported by the UN in a struggle for self-determination and indigenous rights (IRASA 2012: ...
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The impact of immigration on the anxiety, self esteem and attitudes towards school and friends of South African immigrant children : a thesis in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... Means and standard deviations for the semantic differential totals depicting South African friends and South African schools, and New Zealand friends and New Zealand schools as experienc[r] ...
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The social vocabulary of Hidden Presence: British History and the need to talk through the silence and acknowledge true stories of African presence
... alternative history of the flu pandemic, do not gloss over the bad bits to spare feelings or ignore it completely, as that is worse, and leaves room for ...
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... Second, the political apprehension in Africa about the 1951 Refugee Convention’s focus on persecution was re- solved by the 1969 African Convention. Its extended refugee definition did not just broaden the refugee ...
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OBITUARY
... The youth o f South Africa were always very important to Prof. van der Schijff and it is little wonder that he was deeply involved in the field of education. As a member of the Joint Matriculation Board he was ...
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Opinions of South African dietitians on fistuloclysis as a treatment option for intestinal failure patients
... Conclusion and recommendations – Acknowledging the small participation rate, we can confirm that the employment of fistuloclysis in the management of adult IF patients in South African hospitals is ...
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Clients’ views on quantity surveying competencies
... the South African Construction Industry Status Report — 2004, published by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) (2004), provides insight relative to the performance of the design team: “The ...
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Advancing life projects: South African students explain why they come to FET colleges
... in South Africa is based on a set of assumptions regarding the identity of learners and why learners are in public further education and training (FET) ...of South African public FET college learners ...
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The role of psychological sense of community in the life adjustment of 'coloured' South African immigrants
... People were asked to indicate on a continuous scale the extent to which they identified with a particular ethnic identity label (that is, coloured South African, black South African, w[r] ...
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South African Language Resources: Phrase Chunking
... Phrase chunking remains an important natural language processing (NLP) technique for intermediate syntactic processing. This paper describes the development of protocols, annotated phrase chunking data sets and automatic ...
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The African AIDS epidemic: a history
... ‘Nearly half of the adults in these areas [by Kisumu, Kenya] may have been infected by the early 2000s. Equally vulnerable were young people with casual jobs on sugar plantations and especially on the fringes of the ...
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The Making of a Global Health Crisis: Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis and Global Science in Rural South Africa
... Not only health-‐care workers but also patients were at risk of infection in the hospital. The Church of Scotland Hospital in Tugela Ferry, like most South African hospitals, had large, open wards, and ...
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South African Gramineae.
... wide, quite glabrous or sparsely hairy with scattered long white hairs, scaberulous on the upper surface and margins, midrib, slender, somewhat prominent below, in[r] ...
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South African Labiatae
... C. caninus was described from India, and herbarium specim ens were kindly sent on loan to us by the F o rest R esearch S tation, D ehra D un. P akhistan. Specim ens m atching the Indian m aterial have been seen from K ...
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Defining “Third Force” Activity: The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Eugene de Kock
... during South Africa’s “transitional period” ...a South African Police (SAP) unit that specialized in counter-insurgency and his Amnesty Committee (AC) testimony proves that he and C-10 were involved ...
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To Grahamstown and back : towards a Socio-Cultural History of Southern Africa
... a South African peasant than divides ...Southern African workers, be they in Tsumeb Namibia, Johannesburg South Africa or Ndola Zambia, all aspire to the same material goods bought from the ...
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Toward the development of a corporate social responsibility leadership questionnaire: An adaptation of the LBI-2
... Businesses in South Africa can play, and more importantly should play, a role in confronting the problems mentioned above. They can align their CSR initiatives to achieve the country’s stated goals of reducing ...
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African Studies Abstracts Online: number 55, 2016
... a South African university, the crisis in knowledge about declining marine fish populations, perplexities around why certain ICT provisions fail, or how some Zimbabwean students, despite being beset by ...
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