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    The bio-psychosocial implications of unemployment for rural young women in South Africa: revelations from Cassel, Northern Cape Province

    The bio-psychosocial implications of unemployment for rural young women in South Africa: revelations from Cassel, Northern Cape Province by Misheck, Dube

    Published 2020
    “…This paper exposes the bio-psychosocial implications of unemployment for the young women in Cassel in the Northern Cape Province in South Africa. The study employed a qualitative approach which purposely selected eleven unemployed young women between the ages of fifteen and thirty five to provide data saturation point and reveal the bio-psychosocial consequences of unemployment. …”
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    Propagation modelling for the South African SKA site

    Propagation modelling for the South African SKA site by Phiri, T., Davidson, David, Wiid, P.

    Published 2015
    “…The South African Square Kilometre Array (SKA-SA) precursor instrument (MeerKAT) is being realized in the semi-desert Karoo region of the Northern Cape. Thus far, much has been achieved in terms of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) interventions. …”
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    Self-government in deeply divided societies - The kaleidoscope of efforts by the Afrikaans community to develop a comprehensive model for self-management

    Self-government in deeply divided societies - The kaleidoscope of efforts by the Afrikaans community to develop a comprehensive model for self-management by de Villiers, Bertus

    Published 2018
    “…Consideration is given to the following mechanisms: (a) the autonomy of the provinces of the Western Cape and the Northern Cape where a substantial concentration of Afrikaans speakers reside; (b) the functions and responsibilities of the Pan South African Language Board and the Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities; (c) the possible establishment of an Afrikaans community council pursuant to the Constitution of the Western Cape or alternatively pursuant to the national Constitution; (d) the protection of the individual right to language choice in public education and particularly to the autonomy of school management boards; and (e) the right to free association and the plethora of Afrikaans non-governmental organisations with specific reference to Helpmekaar private college; Akademia private university; and AfriForum as a major Afrikaans community initiative. …”
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