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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Black tax"”.

  1. Exploring the perceptions of black tax among young employed black South Africans

    Black South Africans make up the majority of the population and theoretically they should be the biggest contributors to the economy. The democratically elected government of South Africa introduced the Employment Equity Act (55 of 1998) to increase the representation of previously disadvantaged …

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  2. A structural analysis of Black Tax impact on business performance among small medium micro enterprises in Limpopo Province

    Black tax has been widely debated across different media and societal platforms and this has led to it being viewed as a burden that is crippling the aspirations of the 21st century generation. Africans are collectivist people who are grounded on the premise of caring for and assisting other …

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  3. The impact of Black Tax on the intention to start a business among black entrepreneurs: comparative analysis between female and male entrepreneurs in the Vhembe District Municipality, South Africa

    Black tax represents a multifaceted and sensitive issue that is frequently subjected to discourse among young black South Africans. It pertains to the financial obligations that black professionals often encounter in supporting their families and communities, including extended family members. This …

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  4. Exploring the role of family on the career development of Xhosa-speaking graduates

    … (2) social support and (3) the notion of black tax. The findings suggested that there is a strong relation between a family's cultural beliefs, family responsibilities and the perceived social support on graduate's career development. The understanding of ‘western' career aspirations with …

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  5. An intersectional exploration of the motherload among black mothers in professional occupations in South Africa

    … semi-structured in-depth interviews with 11 Black mothers in professional occupations in South Africa. The data were analysed through an intersectional analytical lens to understand how motherhood, race and professional occupation shapes the experiences of the motherload. The study's findings …

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  6. Keeping up with the Khumalo's: An analysis of the indebted African middle class in South Africa between 2008-2017

    … that pertinent issues for this group, such as black tax, contribute to households becoming over-indebted, as this mostly affects the African population group.

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  7. Perceptions of Retirement Savings: Through the Lens of Black amaXhosa Women in South Africa

    … groups. Such research has often concluded that Black women are the least prepared for retirement. Therefore, a narrative of scarcity has been perpetuated without fully understanding the underlying reason “why”. These traditional accounts erase and reduce social phenomenon to simplistic …

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  8. Savings culture in South Africa: A safety net or an empty net?

    … spend and the effects arising as a result of black tax repercussions. The study made the following recommendations to ensure that the savings culture in South Africa provides a safety net: entrepreneurial skills training to augment the budgets of low-income earners; financial literacy to be …

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  9. Social exclusion and mental health challenges: exploring the experiences of mental health challenges among university students from marginalised backgrounds

    … legacy of Apartheid persists post 1994, and many black South Africans still face financial and social exclusion (Marais, 2013). Poverty and inequality inhibit young people from having the material and non-material resources they need in order to complete university successfully (Rothmann and Van …

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