History: South Africa was colonised by the British and Dutch and the people suffered massively during Apartheid which came to an end when Nelson Mandela was releases from prison in 1990 and became the first dem
Livingston Public Hospital located in Nelson Mandela Bay (Port Elizabeth) failed a safety audit; all around the country young people experience evictions, hunger, and heartbreak; the North West Health Department was placed under administration two years ago, and it is still experiencing problems; Col...
South Africa was later colonised by both the British and the French, which formed the beginning of the Afrikaner nation. In the beginning of the 20th century, racial segregation started becoming incorporated into the national laws. Law acts were passed to ensure white powe...
11.History:Evidence of human life in South America dates back to 10,000 BC. One of the earliest South American civilisations are recorded inPeru. South America was colonised from the late 15th century by foreignconquistadores(explorers) who came mainly from Spain and Portugal, but also from the...
Colonised bodies: overcoming gender constructions of bodies in dance and movement education in South Africa. South African Teachers' Journal , 9(2), 51-59.Loots L (1995) ``Colonised bodies: overcoming gen- der constructions of bodies in dance and move- ment education in South Africa', in ...
In this chapter we review the current knowledge on terrestrial vertebrate invasions in South Africa. Thirty species of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians are considered to have arrived over the last 10,000 years, with two thirds having become invasi
Medical Education (ME) in South Africa has a century long legacy which continues to make a significant impact globally through its graduates. The aim of this paper is to showcase the evolving landscape of ME in South Africa, whiles addressing the legacy
humility for scholars in that knowledge production interaction (i.e. the dialogical process3in which archives are decolonised from the outset). Notably, Ntsebeza’s dialogical approach at CAS since 2012 echoed what was happening on the ground outside university walls in South Africa at the time...
What ired Mondli was Bullard's deeply offensive column titled "Uncolonised Africa Wouldn't Know What It Was Missing". In this piece, Bullard reflects the views of white supremacists and in a nutshell reiterates the opinion that were it not for the "evil white man", Africans in 2008 would ...
Medical Education (ME) in South Africa has a century long legacy which continues to make a significant impact globally through its graduates. The aim of this paper is to showcase the evolving landscape of ME in South Africa, whiles addressing the legacy