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    Proudly South African

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    Life orientation Paralympics Group members: Cleo arendse Danielle Africa Jamie Williams Charne downes Names of different Paralympics Games Sport. . . * Archery * Athletics * Boccia * Cycling Road * Cycling Track * Equestrian * Football 5-a-side * Football 7-a-side * Goal Ball * Judo * Power Lifting * Rowing * Sailing * Shooting * Table Tennis * Sitting Volleyball * Wheelchair Basketball * Wheelchair Fencing * Wheelchair Rugby * Wheelchair

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    rural village in South Africa after the fall of apartheid‚ and of the different attitudes flourishing in the community. The story depicts the life of a rich widow‚ Anne Bezuidenhout‚ who lives alone on an enormous farm with only her black workers to help her. She has many offers of marriage‚ all with something to offer her‚ but she ends up surprising everyone with her choice. However‚ at the heart of the story we see the persistence of apartheid and conservative values in the ‘new South Africa’. Perhaps

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    since 1962‚ she has been living in England. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology and for a while‚ she worked as a sociologist. A writer‚ a lecturer‚ a college teacher and a sociologist‚ Emecheta is considered one of the most important African feminist writers. As far as her career as a writer is concerned‚ she is the recipient of numerous awards. Among her most famous novels‚ the following ones are worth mentioning: In the Ditch (1972)‚ Second-Class Citizen (1975)‚ The Bride Price (1976)

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    S'Khothani

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    brother was prepared to die for an idea ‚ my brother was brave ‚ he was respected worldwide. S’khothani oh shameless child ‚ we all know that the money you spend is not ours ‚ but you go on and humiliate and embarrass us in front of our white south africans S’khothane ‚ khotha today ‚ die tomorrow ‚ nobody will know or notice that you died ‚ but everyone notice that steve biko died Some people are has-beens. You are a never-was ‚ don’t fool yourself you’ll die like a dog ‚ and get buried inside

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    Modern Studies

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    To what extent has the government made progress in reducing education and health inequalities? In South Africa‚ clear evidence of progress can be seen in the matriculation. In 1994 less that 50% BSA passed their finl exam. This had improved a fair bit as in 2003 70% passed. However‚ by 2010 it had fallen back to about 60%. Again significant inequalities remain between the richest and poorest provinces in WC. In Western Cape the pass rate in 2009 was over 75%. In comparison Limpopo was less than

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    The speech event depicts two Caribbean natives Oliver Samuels and Marvin ‘Trini’ Ishmaels as two tourists who have just arrived at their destination in Canada. Oliver Samuels is a Jamaican native while Marvin ‘Trini’ Ishmaels is a native of Trinidad. Both characters are at the moment placing telephone calls to various places in hopes of finding a room for rent. The speech event is used to demonstrate the language varieties of the interlocutors. It also depicts how an individual’s identity can

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    considerations played a significant role in shaping both racial discrimination and concepts of white supremacy in South Africa. When large deposits of gold and diamonds were discovered in the latter half of the 19th century‚ the economic structure of southern Africa was dramatically altered. The mining industry necessitated vast amounts of inexpensive labor in order to be profitable. In the post South African War period‚ the necessity to return the Boers to self-rule without harming the mining industry

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    about the Philippine and South African revolutions in 1989 Democratic Revolutions at the Cold War’s End gave me a lot of insight that I hadn’t had previously. There were some key similarities that I’m going to examine. Including the dictator regime’s they were revolting against‚ the unique organizations that helped them to be successful‚ and how one was peaceful in a way that the other one truly was not. Though I think it is important to mention that I believe that South Africa’s revolution was unlike

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    Women in Society South Africa Table of Contents In general‚ all racial and ethnic groups in South Africa have long-standing beliefs concerning gender roles‚ and most are based on the premise that women are less important‚ or less deserving of power‚ than men. Most African traditional social organizations are male centered and male dominated. Even in the 1990s‚ in some rural areas of South Africa‚ for example‚ wives walk a few paces behind their husbands in keeping with traditional practices. Afrikaner

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    LIFE AS A YOUNG SOUTH AFRICAN As a young South African today‚ I live a very fortunate life. Although in my lifetime I didn’t experience the effects of apartheid‚ life for my generation is becoming increasingly difficult. This picture shows the democracy we are lucky enough to live in and is a symbol of how ‘colourblind’ we are in that we do not discriminate against people because of the colour of their skin. As a young South African‚ although I am a person of colour

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