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    South African Anti-Apartheid leader and first black President Nelson Mandela. Pictured burning his "pass" which was required for blacks to carry with them to identify their race and area of the country. They were not permitted to leave to travel to another region without a passport. Nelson Mandela is South Africa’s most influential leader.             Nelson Mandela was a dominant figure in the South African liberation movement‚ burning his pass as a peaceful protest. The twentieth century

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction to intercultural communication p. ii 2. Seven cultural variables p. iii 2.1 Language p. iv 2.2 Non-verbal communication p. v 2.3 Cultural world-view p. vi 2.4 Perception p. vii 2.5 Values and attitudes p. viii 2.6 Prejudice p. ix 2.7 Stereotypes p. x 3. Conclusion p. xi 4. Sources consulted p. xii Introduction to intercultural communication The main characteristic of intercultural

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    NAME : ZIYANDA ID NO : 940907 0870 08 8 PHYSICAL ADDRESS : NY127 NO 4 GUGULETHU SEC 3 7750 CONTACT NO : 072 1531 331/021 6375 471 MARITUAL STATUS : SINGLE GENDER : FEMALE NATIONALITY : SOUTH AFRICAN HOME LANGUAGE : XHOSA OTHER LANGUAGES : ENGLISH DEPENDANTS : NONE CRIMINAL RECORDS : NONE HEALTH : EXCELLENT DRIVER’S LICENCE : NONE ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS ATTENDING SCHOOL : BLOUBERGRANT HIGH HIGHEST GRADE PASSED : 11 ACHIEVEMENTS : CERTIFICATE

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    “How relevant is the study of the Mfecane to South African History and our contemporary (present) society?” What are the different theories on the Mfecane and how have these changed over time. (See your textbook references and the Jeff Guy lectures) You can also look at Giliomee and Mbenga pages 124-127 and 139 particularly (a copy is available in the classroom – BUT I WILL HAVE PHOTOCOPIES MADE IF YOU REQUEST THEM). Look at some of the older interpretations of the Mfecane – and compare these with

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    Loudspeakers use both electric and mechanical principles to convert an electrical signal from a radio‚ television set or electric musical instrument into sound. For a loudspeaker to produce sound‚ the signal from the radio‚ television set‚ or electric musical instrument needs to be connected to an electronic amplifier. Loudspeakers are usually built by using stiff paper cone‚ a coil of thin copper wire‚ and a circular magnet. The cone‚ copper wire‚ and magnet are usually mounted in a rectangle-shaped

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    Country Profile on South Africa The Republic of South Africa is a country located at the southern tip of the African continent. It borders the countries of Namibia‚ Botswana‚ Zimbabwe‚ Mozambique‚ and Swaziland. Lesotho is an enclave entirely surrounded by South African territory. South Africa has experienced a significantly different evolution than other nations in Africa arising primarily from two facts: immigration from Europe reached levels not experienced in other African communities and a

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    South Africa bubbles with wonderful‚ culturally diverse people. A colourful array of different foods‚ religions‚ beliefs and traditions are blended together to make up the amazing nation of the republic of South Africa It is‚ arguably (and ironically)‚ one of the most liberal‚ free‚ and constitutionally healthy democracies in the Western World - and‚ most certainly‚ in Africa. To have achieved this after hundreds of years of the most brutal repression and trashing of human rights - 15 years of true

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    or sound. A few might argue that speech and sound are the same thing‚ to me they are completely different. Yes we need to make sounds that represent the letter that make up the word‚ but in some languages the sounds are the words. For example the Xhosa language; spoken by approximately 7.9 million people of the South African population‚ it is a tonal language. I believe that animals communicate using the same technique. I see that certain animals have a specific sound for their specie. For example

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    Ubuntu A Management Philosophy What Is Ubuntu? One of the most striking features of the cultures of sub-Saharan Africa is their non-individualistic character: “Although African cultures display awesome diversity‚ they also show remarkable similarities. Community is the cornerstone in African thought and life.” An African is not a rugged individual‚ but a person within a community. In the words of John Mbiti‚ “I am‚ because we are; and since we are‚ therefore I am.” Or‚ as Yusufu Turaki puts it: “People

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    Often‚ to dispel any tensions between the families‚ a bottle of brandy is placed on the table. This is usually not drunk; it is simply a gesture to welcome the guest family and make everyone feel more relaxed (it is known as mvulamlomo‚ which is Xhosa for ’mouth opener’). Lobola may have some unintended negative effects. It may have created a financial barrier for some young men looking to take a bride. It is common for a couple that are emotionally ready to commit to each other to stay unmarried

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