A theoretical expository methodology is utilised by the paper and the literature on the practices of public procurement in South Africa is inspected. Public procurement is progressively perceived as an occupation in which an essential role is played in the effective administration of public resources….
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The need for success and power motivated Europe to move towards imperialism. By focusing on China, India, and Africa, this essay will argue that a state’s response to European imperialism in the nineteenth century until WWI grew out of its previous interactions with Europe after…
Introduction The concept of intersectionality intended to mild up dynamics that have frequently been ignored by using feminist actions and principle. The emergence of intersectionality challenged the notion that gender became the primary thing identifying a woman’s destiny. This essay will be focusing on showing…
Purpose of Patel’s Article Patel’s article has three objectives. Firstly, it is aimed at providing insight into selected aspects of poverty and the gendered nature of poverty in a poor urban community in South Africa. This serves to unmask the social and human dynamics that…
Some scholars argue that African communitarianism does not do justice to individuality. Critically discuss this claim. What is communitarianism? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, Communitarianism is an ideology which emphasizes the responsibility of the individual to the community and the social importance of the…
It is a common way to say that children are blessings to humankind and that childhood is a significant phase of their development as it holds the key to the fate of their future which is the future of any society. However, it is true…
Introduction Why is our history so important? History tells us where we come from, what happened and what worked and did not work in order to understand why we are where we are at this point. History has a profound influence on our present and…
African literature has a unique place amongst the various literatures of the world. It is political and embodies the collective sentiment of the people of the vast land. The “dark continent”, “the heart of darkness” became the playground of the many European forces that spread…
In diverse societies, witchcraft is used differently, and its level of importance varies due to this. Our definition of witchcraft is: “the manipulation of powerful substances or words to cause harm. It can also frequently be an unconscious activity, which means that the “witch” often…
Introduction According to C. Wright Mills (1959), the Sociological Imagination refers to the ability to understand that one’s own issues are not merely caused by one’s owns beliefs and thoughts, but by society and its structures. An issue that many people, including myself, face and…
Main Facts about Mandela In the 20th century many countries in Asian and Africa were conquered and colonized by the western nations like Dutch, British, Portuguese, Spaniards and French. South Africa was under the Dutch rule before the minority British took over the government. The…
What kind of leader was Mandela? He once said, “It is better to lead from behind and to put others in front especially when you celebrate victory when nice things occur. You take the front line when there is danger. Then people will appreciate your…
Introduction African Charter on the rights and welfare of the child (Article 2) adopted in July 1990 defines a child as every human being below the age of 18 (Kalme, 2009). Children are abused each and every day by strangers, their parents, relatives, teachers at…
The African community, with its vast diversity in culture, bears a great number of different ideals which run the different communities. Most, if not all, of the African states are governed differently to the next, but they all still share a somewhat just form of…
This is the discussion of environmental sustainability and resilience objectives. They have been discussed in a manner that places each objective as a sub-topic, where answers of the three questions are answered under each objective sub-topic, which are their feasibility, current state of progress with…
Best topics on South Africa
1. Procurement Practices In The Public Sector Of South Africa
2. Pros And Cons Of Imperialism In Africa
3. The Presence of Intersectionality in the Dynamics of South African Society
4. The Difference Between Exploratory, Descriptive and Explanatory Research in Patel’s Article
5. The Conformity and Individuality in the African Communities
6. The Harmful Causes and Effects of Child Labor on Children in Ethiopia
7. The History of Education in South Africa
8. Postcolonial Literature as Counter Discursive Practice (Waiting for the Barbarians)
9. Witchcraft among the Bantu Tribes of South Africa
10. Crime in South Africa And Sociological Imagination
11. Nelson Mandela As a Leader
12. Nelson Mandela as a Leader of His Nation
13. The Problem And Types Of Child Abuse in Botswana
14. Globalisation And Political Transformation in Africa
15. Education Research On Topic Of Environmental Sustainability And Resilience In South Africa
Show moreINTRODUCTION Background According to Cunningram (2016: 01) a tender is a term used to describe a contractor’s priced offer to construct the work. Whereas Hackett & Statham (2016: 65) explains that the purpose of any tendering procedure is to select a suitable contractor at a…
There are about 7.1 million people that have HIV and about 110,000 people die from AIDS every year, in South Africa. In the novel, We Kiss Them With Rain, the author, Futhi Ntshingila, goes through many people’s lives in South Africa and their struggles of…
Gregory David Roberts, a prolific and philosophical writer once said “If fate doesn’t make you laugh you merely just didn’t get the joke”. In this case the joke, for the lack of a better word, is the saga of State Capture that has, in a…
The participants were asked to give their views about the fairness of the recent business income tax systems of the Oromia regional government. The rational for conducted this interviews was to explore the disparity between the perception of the business income taxpayers and tax officers…