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Improving rainfall erosivity estimates for the design of soil conservation structures in South Africa.
(2018)Soil erosion is a major problem, both in South Africa and globally. Soil erosion reduces the productivity of land and has major environmental, as well as economic, impacts. South Africa, in particular, experiences considerable ... -
Ethics and leadership: A critical analysis of cultural resources for ethical leadership in Southern Africa.
(2019)There is no doubt that there is a leadership problem of crisis proportions in Southern Africa and in Africa in general. This leadership crisis is not exclusively in the realm of politics, it can be found in business and ... -
Interculturalité et pluriculturalité en classe de FLE : Une analyse du corpus littéraire du curriculum actuel des bacheliers de l’IEB.
(2019)Ce projet est né en premier lieu de mon intérêt dans le domaine du FLE et de la littérature française, et mes expériences comme enseignante et tutrice du français. Pendant mes études à l’université, j’ai donné des cours ... -
The body as a site of communication and performance in storytelling : analyzing the offline and online body in performance, in Lungile Mncube’s The Ancient (2017).
(2018)This research explores the idea of the body being the site of communication and performance in storytelling. It further examines how storytelling has evolved and how that has affected the“offline” and “online” body. The ... -
Aesthetics in African cultural performance : a critical study of Ote'gwu festival among the Igala people in Nigeria.
(2018)The Aesthetics of African cultural performance is predominantly understood through non- African conceptualisations. Notably, such conceptualisations focus on the general analysis of the beauty of art as possessing intrinsic ...
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