College of Law and Management Studies: Recent submissions
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Water resource management in South Africa.
(2003)South Africa is a semi-arid country virtually surrounded by water, yet fresh water is a scarce commodity and much of the population is currently without potable water. Water is the essence of life and a renewable resource ... -
Codification: its evolution, obstacles and achievements; and its value in South Africa.
(1984)No abstract provided. -
Studies in South African legal sources, constitutional law, the administration of justice and the conflict of laws.
(1971)No abstract provided. -
The SHAPE project: Shifting Hope, Activating Potential Entrepreneurship.
(Incubators for young entrepreneurs., 2018-06)Youth unemployment in South Africa is frighteningly high, with as many as 62% of those in the 18–35 age group unable to find work in a job market that is chronically unable to absorb new entrants, university graduates ... -
Informal settlements, legislation and planning in South Africa.
(1996)Informal settlements in urban areas In South Africa are a result of urbanisation and the inability of past legislation to adequately accommodate informal settlements. The unwillingness of past governments to accept and ... -
Impact of strategic sourcing in public sector procurement : office of the premier, KwaZulu-Natal.
(2017)The largest amount of monies budgeted in the Office of the Premier in KwaZulu-Natal, apart from salaries, is accounted for through procurement activities. In the public sector the procurement function can be seen as a ... -
Environmental impact assessments in Southern Africa : towards a regional protocol.
(2001)Abstract available in PDF file. -
A critical examination of South African legislation pertaining to the abused child.
(1994)The physical and sexual abuse of children is primarily a complex, insidious socio-psychological . problem, and secondly, a legal concern. Accordingly, any attempt to examine the phenomenon from a legal perspective, requires ... -
A consideration of the squatter issue in relation to the natural environment.
(1995)Environmental conservation is the achievement of the highest quality of living for mankind by the rational utilization of the environment. It advocates practices that will perpetuate the resources of the Earth on which man ... -
Offences and penalties for water pollution in South Africa : a comparative analysis of South African, British, American and Australian legislation.
(2008)The growth of industrialization has increased waste pollution, especially water pollution. Industries and individuals produce pollutants that are discharged into waters. Uncontrolled water pollution results in health hazards ... -
The effects of business rescue on the companies’ stakeholders : a comparative analysis between business rescue and judicial management.
(2018)Upon the recognition that the implementation of the judicial management process would not be the success that it was anticipated it would be, it became apparent that there was need for a system of corporate rescue appropriate ... -
A discussion of the success and failures of business rescue as a remedy for ailing companies.
(2018)Companies are constantly facing risks, including financial constraints, which may contribute to companies being unable to trade in the manner desired. Unfortunately, companies that find themselves in this predicament have, ... -
Planning law as a source of environmental legislative power for local government.
(2018)No abstract provided. -
Agents of peace or violence: An appraisal of youth participation in peace-building initiatives, Jos, Nigeria, (2000 –2010).
(2018)The thesis explores peace-building processes in the city of Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria with a specific focus on the depth of youth participation in peace-building initiatives. The study revolves around the 2000 to 2010 ... -
Cross-border insurgency and the coping strategies of border communities in North-eastern Nigeria.
(2019)Across continents, countries share borders with one another and so, have settlements called border communities. Nigeria is not an exception as she shares borders with neighboring states like Benin Republic in the South-West, ... -
State stability and the crisis of refugees in Kenya: repatriation and resettlement of the Somali refugees in Dadaab Camp.
(2019)The repatriation of refugees is a complex phenomenon that requires extensive consultation especially among refugees and potential returnees. Even though several repatriations have failed as returnees flee again, the refugee ... -
Informal economic activities in Ghana: a case study of slums in Kumasi and Accra.
(University of Kwazulu-Natal., 2016-12)Slums are urban households, which lack permanently durable housing, adequate living space, access to clean water, suitable sanitation and land tenure security. Globally, slums house a third of the world’s population. These ...