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2 months ago

Social Aspects of Gambling: The Impact of Casinos on Society

Adrienne Williams · In the ever-evolving landscape of leisure and entertainment, gambling stands out as a significant and controversial phenomenon. Its influence stretches far beyond the walls of casinos, seeping into various aspects of social, economic, and cultural life. This article delves into t ...

2 months ago

Social Aspects of Gambling: The Impact of Casinos on Society

Adrienne Williams · In the ever-evolving landscape of leisure and entertainment, gambling stands out as a significant and controversial phenomenon. Its influence stretches far beyond the walls of casinos, seeping into various aspects of social, economic, and cultural life. This article delves into t ...

10 months ago

THE JUDICIAL IMPARTIALITY BETWEEN LAW AND ETHICS IN SOUTH AFRICA

Samson Lehlogonolo Makalela · In this paper the author(s) aimed to examine, Interrogate the transparency, fairness and impartiality of judicial officers from legal and ethical point of view which raises some obvious methodological issues of judicial impartiality which is not only an ethical principle, it is a ...

1 year ago

Has COVID Shaped a new PR Reality?

Dylan Miller · Has COVID Shaped a New PR Reality — Strategise · PR practitioners must do away with an outdated one-size-fits-all approach when working within a continent as dynamic and culturally diverse as Africa. Traditionally, Public Relations has followed a fairly formulaic structure, until ...

1 year ago

Requesting help to pay outstanding study fees

Wandile Magebula · Requesting help to pay outstanding study fees · I wandile magebula from south Africa I call upon anyone who can become my angel in this time of need. I owe the university a some of R92 000. Any amount that you can donate its welcome. Any kind of documentation of proof you need I' ...

4 years ago

On a wing and a prayer

Ian Weinberg · I have always had this passion for flight and flying. One of the highlights of my earlier days  (when I was still a ravishing brunette) was to take to the skies of Africa in my Thunderbird, a small plane-microlight hybrid. On one occasion towards the end of my active flying caree ...

5 years ago

Africa Awaits

Gert Scholtz · Here I am, trying to tempt you to travel to and visit the southern tip of Africa. Voted by many as one of the most beautiful countries in the world, its natural wonders are diverse and there is a rich expanse of places to see and visit. Not only do five friendly Bees come from he ...

6 years ago

Bonding the free-way

Ian Weinberg · It started off as one of those perfect winter’s days in Africa. Following the early morning chill, it was warming up under a glorious blue sky. I picked up my ride to the airport. The traffic was unusually light for rush hour. I was travelling to the Buddhist Retreat Centre in th ...

6 years ago

Panorama of South Africa

Gert Scholtz · The beauty of South Africa is in the smiles of friendly faces, the mosaic of cultures, and the complex history that has shaped this land. Most of all, it is the natural splendor and wildlife that sets it apart. South Africa's landscapes are made up of valleys, mountains, forests, ...

7 years ago

The Smoke that Thunders

Gert Scholtz · There is one place in Africa I would visit again and again. The Victoria Falls. More than once I have been there and on each visit I experience the scenery and adventure of the environment anew. · The Falls · Thick mist greets me first, providing a prelude to the raw power of th ...

7 years ago

Travels Far and Fortunate

Gert Scholtz · All journeys are an encounter with unexpected places and people. I am fortunate. Business travel has given me the chance to visit destinations on and off the tourist track. Surprise events, new cultures and detours that bring discovery of the world, of people, of places and somet ...

7 years ago

Surviving Africa

Ian Weinberg · In the Beginning  · Once, so we are told, our ancestral parents were African living in Southern Africa. It was a time of plenty where the land gave generously of itself. And so our grandparents and parents two thousand times removed were at one with the land, the plants and all t ...

7 years ago

Like Reading a Book

Gert Scholtz · There is a quick way I find out more about a person. I go to their bookshelf or in some cases, their library and look at what they read. A five minute glance around their shelves tells me what they are interested in, curious about, and gives a glimpse of what they think about. We ...

7 years ago

Afrikaans: A Short History...Of Sorts

Gert Scholtz · Afrikaans is my home language. Spoken by twenty million people, here is the “alternatiewe storie van Afrikaans”…. · During the middle 1600’s, the Dutch East India Company was the major trading company in the world. It competed at the time with the likes of Apple, which sold appl ...

7 years ago

Another day in Africa

Ian Weinberg · Woke up to another perfect day in Africa. And it struck me how everything is exactly the way it is! · "

7 years ago

The Bushmen of Africa

Gert Scholtz · The clicking sounds of the · Bushmen language are as · gently charming as these forgotten peoples of southern Africa. If you sat beside their camp now, you would hear · much talking, laughter, singing and dancing. · Bushmen are the oldest inhabitants of · southern Africa, having ...

7 years ago

The First Novel in Africa

Gert Scholtz · My grandfather was an adventurer and he loved the open plains of Africa. As a transporter he carried goods from harbors to inland towns by oxwagon. Never on the  wagon, he walked the fifty kilometers his trek traveled every day. At night he would light a campfire and sleep under ...

7 years ago

The Cradle of Humankind

Gert Scholtz · About an hours' drive from us is the home of my long lost sister, Mrs Ples. Well, not my real sister. Mrs Ples lived in what is called today The Cradle of Humankind, a world heritage site. About 2,5 million years ago she and her family made their home on the African Highveld. She ...

7 years ago

Johannesburg in a Short Walk

Gert Scholtz · I thought today of Johannesburg, the city where I live. It is a vibrant place and here is some of what makes it special. · All of these places within 20 minutes walking distance from my home. · Melville Koppies is a range of hilltops where you can find archaeological sites eviden ...

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