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Naturally occurring potentially harmful elements in the Makueni County environment, South-Eastern Kenya : health implications and community awareness
Full text linkAbstract: Please refer to full text to view abstract.Ph.D. (Medical Geology
Teaching Methodology and Practicum: FET Electrical Technology (Supp)
No full textExam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202
National and International Transport Policy (Supp)
No full textExam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202
Introduction to Mathematics for the Foundation Phase (Supp)
No full textExam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202
The role of school governing bodies as entrepreneurs in the management of finances in fee paying public schools
Full text linkAbstract: According to the South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996, the state has an obligation to provide funding to public schools. In order to address equity in education, the government has passed various legislation in education with the aim of redressing imba lances of the historical, oppressive past. The National Norms and Standards for School Funding (NNSSF) clearly highlights the commitment of the state to address prior inequalities in education by funding no -fee public schools significantly...M.Ed. (Educational Leadership and Management
Orderly bank resolution and explicit depositor insurance under the Financial Sector Regulation Act
Full text linkAbstract: The principal tenant of this study is the proposition that ex ante microprudential regulation ought to encompass measures that are aimed at pro-actively monitoring the performance and financial stability of banks so as to secure the value of depositors’ assets. In this regard, this study proposes to explore the adoption of specific ex ante measures that are intended to discipline bank conduct and align their incentives with those of depositors in the security of the latter’s assets, while at the same time averting excessive risk-taking that increases the probability of bank failure...LL.M. (Banking Law
Factors influencing implementation of poverty alleviation strategies in the City of Ekurhuleni
Full text linkAbstract: This study sought to achieve an understanding of the historical background of poverty in South Africa in order to establish the context wherein the strategies that have been put in place to deal with this issue occur. These strategies, then, needed to be defined and their effectiveness assessed according to previous successes in order to propose alternative solutions or enhancements to current practices. In so doing, it may be possible to present a clear way forward for dealing with the issue of poverty and, ultimately, improving the livelihoods of those citizens affected by it. The study is qualitative in nature and performed literature and documentary reviews of official reports. It utilised an unobtrusive method for the research. This study provides a conceptual framework gained from the relevant literature in an effort to explain the challenges related to poverty. The study contextualises factors that affect the effective implementation of poverty alleviation strategies in the City of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality. This study recommends that the CoE should: give preference to unemployed graduates in CoE job posts; ensure an accurate measurement of poverty elements; facilitate more investment in local brands; vigorous monitoring of social grant distribution; offer training programmes for capacity building; and invest in technology-driven innovation and training.M.A. (Public Management and Governance
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