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    Sa Se Grootste Probleme

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    Dames en here‚ ek wil vandag met julle praat oor Suid-Afrika se grootste probleem. Dit is nie‚ soos baie aanvaar‚ misdaad nie‚ maar ‘n samestelling van talle probleme wat almal van mekaar stam. Misdaad is net ‘n gevolg van armoede‚ swak lewensgehalte‚ gebrek aan opvoeding en ‘n te kort aan werksgeleenthede. ‘n Groot gedeelte van Suid-Afrika‚ ongeveer 75%‚ is steeds ‘n derde-wêreld land en derduisende mense is werkloos. Ondanks ons nuwe demokratriese bestel‚ het die ekonomie nog nie genoegsaam

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    Music Industry Rappers

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    “The schools in a portion of Boston stretching from just south of South Boston through Roxbury and into Dorchester are districted with a similar effect: the predominantly black areas are cut away from the predominantly white areas.” Morgan v. Hennigan‚ U.S. District Court for Massachusetts‚ 1974 THE SEEK BUTTON on the Ford’s radio is working. The downtown recedes. Miles of neighborhoods fill the windshield. The SEEK function locks on someplace in stereo‚ college FM probably. “Yeah‚” a new friend

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    Rap is a popular type of music in today’s society‚ but it didn’t just come to be. In the 1970’s rap emerged from other types of music to become what it is today. Rap is influenced and inspired by other types of music. Its influences are closely related to each other. Rap music has derived from various types of music. In a world in which people are constantly confronted with violent acts such as rape‚ assault‚ murder‚ school shootings and other violence’s‚ society is eager and anxious to find and

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    Hip Hop: The Movement and the Social Challenge Hip hop is a musical culture that has undergone rapid development and transformation since its origins during the 1970s in New York City. (I would consider rewording first sentence. The last part of the sentence should maybe be shortened and put at the beginning) What started off first as a relatively underground culture‚ has rapidly led to a major entertainment industry that has become largely commercialized within mainstream popular culture. (A little

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    the ship. In Nothing’s Changed‚ this is more obvious because the poem tells the reader about District 6 where all the black people live. "Nothings Changed" He has not told the reader what to think‚ unlike Afrika‚ he has let the reader judge for himself. In the first four lines of Afrikas’ ’Nothing’s Changed’ the poet has tried to make sure that you feel relaxed‚ using calming words and images such as ’Seeding grasses’ and ’Round hard stones click’. Those words bring about a mental image of a meadow

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    Insignificant Gestures A wrong decision at a critical point in time is sometimes all it takes to change our lives and our personalities in an instant. Such a decision can have serious emotional consequences for the person subjected to it. These decisions are often left to be taken by the soldiers and doctors who work in the hot spots of the world‚ Iraq‚ several African countries and Afghanistan‚ just to mention a few. The clinical term for the condition‚ which many of these brave souls often return

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    werkloosheidsyfer van die land. Volgens Statistiek Suid Afrika is die werkloosheidsyfer tans 25.3% en dit word bereken deur die aantal werloses in die land te vat en die getal te deel met die arbeidmag wat wel werk. Werkloosheid ontstaan in die meeste ekonomieë gewoonlik as gevolg van ondernemings wat weens verskeie redes toemaak of saamsmelt‚ ‘n vermindering in die vraag na goedere en dienste of te veel mense met dieselfde kwalifikasies vir sekere poste. Suid Afrika is n land met n ooraanbod van ongeskoolde

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    Not My Business

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    English Coursework Saturday‚ September 25‚ 2010 2:34 PM   The poem ’Not my business’ is about a person who tries to remain detached of the recurring violence caused by the military and does not care about others’ suffering as long as he is not affected. It is a dramatic monologue by the Nigerian Niyi Osundare who uses the narrator to convey his opinion that injustice should push people to unite and fight against together. It is supposed to mirror the Nigerian society but can be applied to any part

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    die oog af byvoorbeeld lyk Suid-Afrika na ’n land waarin die mense almal totale gelykheid ervaar. Indien daar egter dieper gekyk word is dit glad nie die waarheid nie. Suid-Afrika word tans deur die ANC (African National Congress) regeer. Dit is die regerende party op nasionale vlak en in die meesrderheid van ons provinsies. Die huidige president is president Thabo Mbeki. Die land het ’n federale parlmentêre demokratiese republiek waarin die president van Suid-Afrika (soos gekies deur die parlement)

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    ideas about apartheid and bigotry towards their particular culture. Despite being conveyed differently as regards of techniques and tones it is clear that the themes are very similar as they both poem represent their feelings towards their culture. Afrika expresses his ideas by writing about the unchanged situation in South Africa despite the horrific incidents that occurred over the past 20 years. This is clearly displayed as the title “Nothing’s Changed” refers to not only the racial injustice but

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