Introduction Climate Change has become an enemy to everyone around the world with governments introducing intergovernmental organizations to implement measures to mitigate and deal with climate change. Climate Change is understood as the change in weather patterns and high temperatures. Following heavy rain in KwaZulu-Natal province between 11 – 21
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The Role Human Resources Play in Maintaining Ethical Conduct Amidst Challenges
Introduction The aim here is to discuss the challenges and the roles human resources (HR) can play in ensuring ethical behaviour in human resource management and the organization. In a research conducted by Mahan, ethics in the workplace is defined as the moral code that guides the behaviour of employees
Work-related stresses and their consequences on the mental health of employees
Introduction The types of work-related stress and the causes in the context of South Africa. Workplace stress can be defined as the circumstances arising from the interaction of people and their jobs. It is usually characterized by changes within people that force them to diverge from their normal functioning. It
Financialization and neo-liberal policies: A recipe for the high unemployment rate in South Africa
INTRODUCTION Despite South Africa being the largest or most economically dominant country in the continent, it is also the country most affected by triple challenges, namely unemployment, poverty, and inequality. These triple challenges are the legacy of apartheid and financialization, which has also played a pivotal role in deteriorating the
The Zama Zamas in South Africa: The profile of illegal miners
Introduction Following the rape of eight girls in Krugersdorp, the illegal miners became the center of mainstream media and law agencies in South Africa. Illegal miners are people involved in mining without the government’s permission. The illegal miners are “Zama Zama’s“, a Zulu name meaning “those who try their luck”.
Underage drinking among the youth in South Africa
Underage drinking is common among teenagers in South Africa, especially in rural villages where most parents are not strict with their children. Parent and club owners’ negligence has resulted in teenagers being the most customers in drinking spots. In rural areas, teens have become unruly and disobedient due to drinking.