The purpose of this research study was to obtain the views and perceptions of Namibia veterans of the People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN), the armed wingof SWAPO, on compensation as a part of the disarmament, ...

Floods, earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, explosions, runaway fires, and transportation and other accidents are all occurrences with which we are familiar, if only vicariously. These events can presumably all ...

Background: Approximately 250 million people per year are affected by disasters (manmade or natural). In South Africa, the types of disasters that occur commonly are road accidents, manmade fires, explosions, storms, river ...

History shows the power of the university as an institution in society and how its architecture has tried to adapt as rapidly as its constantly evolving environment. This research is set within the context of the ...

This research project set out to explore the racial identities of a selected group of South African whites who were Afrikaans-speaking, Unstructured, in-depth interview techniques were employed, in which the conversations ...

The study examined discursive practices followed during the conflict that took place in Zimbabwe between 1980 and 1990. Understanding conflict within discourse theory was the focal point of the study. Using discourse theory ...

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Female sexual offenders have recently become the subject of increased medical, legal and public attention. However, the medical and legal systems insist that female sex crimes are rare regardless of the fact that when ...

This thesis took an interpretive approach to analysing content as presented in the print media. The focus of this study was Destiny Man magazine, a six year old lifestyle publication aimed at middle-class men in South ...

The primary aim of this research was to explore the experiences of formerly white conscripted combat veterans during the ‘border war’ and furthermore, to uncover discourses of whiteness and masculinity embedded in their ...