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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Young black South Africans"”.
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Social change, class formation and English : a study of young black South Africans with "Model C" school backgrounds.
… on interviews and recorded word-lists from 44 young (under 25) black South Africans who have been educated in the former white school system, studying at the University of Cape Town. It considers their life experiences, particularly as regards their schooling. It also investigates their …
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In search of recognition: youth participation In 'traditional' dancing In Nyanga, Cape Town
… ethnographic study examines the experiences of young Black South Africans in seeking recognition through engagement in ‘traditional' dance. Based on six months of ethnographic research with a group of young ‘traditional' dancers in Nyanga township, Cape Town, it investigates the creative use of …
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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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Social exclusion and mental health challenges: exploring the experiences of mental health challenges among university students from marginalised backgrounds
… necessary mental health resources and services. South Africa continues to be plagued by high levels of poverty and inequality. The legacy of Apartheid persists post 1994, and many black South Africans still face financial and social exclusion (Marais, 2013). Poverty and inequality inhibit young …
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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 …