Projects - South-Africa (category)
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I am Tingazwa Mhlaba from Themba SDA School. I am the arts and culture teacher in grades 8 and 9.
Firstlly let's talk about culture - What is culture?
It is the way we live and the way we do things.Then the influence of other cultures.We have a tendency to copy and imitate other people's culture.What and how we dress.What we eat.How we dress our hair.How we talk, code switc... [read on >>]
By: Tingazwa Mhlaba,
akhona burneli
Started: April 26th 2010 10:35
Last Update: September 27th 2011 12:10
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Using
The Scientific Method
Houses built before 1960 in Grahamstown's Fingo Village
have endured although they are made of zinc or mud. Even the brick houses in
Joza Location which, I'm given to believe, was built by the municipality in
1957 are much stronger than the RDP (Redistribution and Development Project)
houses that are going up - speedily - ... [read on >>]
By: Thozamile Enock Ngeju,
Richard Strickland,
Nosipho Silo,
Ron Wertlen
Started: December 16th 2009 09:53
Last Update: November 23rd 2011 07:45
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South African ethnic groups generally have surnames which are attached to clay important in amaXhosa. We would have a number of surnames thunder theclan.For instance, my clan name is Cethe. There are twenty-nine surnames, that I know of, that fall under this clan name. There could be more. Clan names are important to us because we still observe traditional rituals that we believe are instrumen... [read on >>]
By: zukiswa tyhuthu,
Thozamile Enock Ngeju,
Gcobisa Mjele,
babalwa demetria nquru graham,
Aphiwe Mame,
Iviwe Kila,
Siphokazi Matika,
Vante Kivitts,
Sanelisiwe Heshu,
Athenkosi Office,
Anesipho Balani,
Anele Belwana,
Nombulelo Jadi,
anelisa valela,
Neo Faku,
Phumeza Yozo,
asemahle diniso,
Hlakanipha Gxekwa,
Siphesihle Budaza,
Sinovuyo Geelbooi,
Ziphozihle Goje,
lefa lesoro,
thabang leemisa,
khanyisa menze,
Bulelwa Ngcipu,
sinazo mbebetho,
Ntsikelelo Dlepu,
Anele Maqabangqa,
Sinethemba Sonjica,
ntombizodwa ngogela,
cindalene ceasar,
ashtelene botha,
saskia mckaiser,
Georgia Goliath,
Sanda Ngalo,
jody davids,
nosibabalo nondze,
siseko yoli,
aphiwe gift ndzuzo,
olwethu kulati,
Simbongile Booi,
siphosihle mnyamana,
Phuluso Ngwenya,
Siphiwokuhle Bloko,
Anathi Gusha,
Luzuko Jela
Started: August 17th 2010 08:47
Last Update: November 21st 2011 08:29
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We want to join the fun of the World Championship in Soccer 2010 in South Africa. We all love soccer, but we live in rural areas in South Africa and don't have a TV set. Together, we will find ways to watch games, talk about players, craft fan collectables, etc. Here is our collection of ideas to be prepared for 2010!
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By: Nu Example,
Neo Example,
James Random
Started: September 30th 2009 06:46
Last Update: September 27th 2011 12:10
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Standard Bank held the National Schools Festival for the last time this year, with a mission statement "To enrich the culture and educational life of the youth of South Africa, by promoting an appreciation of the arts as a universal tool of communication and empowerment, and to develop a deep appreciation, love and support for the South African arts industry". The Fest lasted four day an... [read on >>]
By: Faith du Plessis,
Krista du Plooy,
Ayanda Twani,
Siyamtanda Tokwe,
Sarah Hanton,
Anna Wertlen,
Hannah Godlonton,
Motolani Adesina,
Jessica Wentworth,
Neliswa Mamani,
Tamani Chithambo,
Siyanda Makunga
Started: July 15th 2011 04:29
Last Update: November 23rd 2011 08:09
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Sayings, phrases, idioms, proverbs and/or witticisms have original sources. There are interesting phrases that people coin (sometimes unwittingly) when in an interview. You read a newspaper or a magazine article and you come across these. Sometimes a writer is so used to his sayings - or is not quite aware that s/he is saying something spectacular - that he mixes them discretely in his work.We... [read on >>]
By: Thozamile Enock Ngeju,
Albert Yovo,
Nosipho Silo,
Msikeleli Moli
Started: October 12th 2009 09:51
Last Update: November 23rd 2011 07:49
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Poverty is one of the economic issues South Africa is facing. I think unemployment is one of the causes of poverty.
When people are unemployed they can not satisfy their needs and wants because they do not have money. The government is doing everything it can to overcome this problem in forms of grants, etc. What people can do is to wake up and do it for themselves.
If they do not know where... [read on >>]
By: Thozamile Enock Ngeju
Started: June 2nd 2010 01:22
Last Update: September 27th 2011 12:10
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The phrase 'Alive with Possibility' is as common these days as the phrase 'take it to the next level'. But do we really know how to interpret these?
Symphonia, an Organisational Change practice has partnered with the VSA and has sent an exciting documentary called “Alive with Possibility” featuring world renowned leadership experts Ben & Roz Zand... [read on >>]
By: Thozamile Enock Ngeju,
Anna Wertlen,
Gcobisa Mjele,
Xabiso Nkata,
Sibusiso Matiwana,
Vuyolwetu Molefe,
Ntsaphokazi Kondile,
Xolisa Kopo,
Sinovuyo Falakahla,
Thandokuhle Qakamfana,
Bongiwe Lurwayi,
Aphiwe Ngowapi,
Mcvay Boko,
babalwa demetria nquru graham,
Sinothando Tiyo,
Ron Wertlen
Started: June 10th 2011 08:30
Last Update: November 23rd 2011 07:56
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