Africa’s road to achieving peaceful and democratic elections remains one with potholes and it results in poor governance in Africa. In his inaugural paper entitled “Nurturing Democratic Elections for
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Archie Mafeje’s ideals continue to permeate Unisa, as was evident at the Archie Mafeje Research Institute (AMRI) Symposium Series which was held on 3 October 2012 to celebrate 
At a seminar on Human Trafficking in South Africa and the Region: Current Trends, Data Collection and Knowledge Gaps, Prof. Carol Allais from the Department of Sociology drew attention Human trafficking in South Africa and the region has not been widely studied and many research gaps exist. Literature on the subject, including research-based publications, is limited. Much of our 
The Institute for Open and Distance Learning (IODL) hosted the third and final Searchlight ODL research writing workshop for 2012 from 10 to14 September 2012 at the Royal Elephant |
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