Notes of chapter 3 from the above mentioned book

This essay offers an in-depth analysis of J.M. Coetzee’s ‘Age of Iron,’ a poignant narrative set against the waning days of apartheid South Africa. It explores the novel’s rich tapestry of characters, each symbolizing different facets of a society grappling with a deeply entrenched system of racial segregation. Through a detailed examination of Mrs. Curren’s symbolic representation of complicit white citizenry, Vercueil’s role as an agent of change, and Bheki’s embodiment of youthf...

This highlights what can be done in Mamelodi to change its community and formalize the businesses in that area to a more commercial space. This is a business idea presentation with the SBMC attached

A complete and comprehensive summary of the study material for Study Unit 5. Summaries were compiled using the reader provided by the lecturers, the lecture notes, as well as the study outcomes.

A complete and comprehensive summary of the study material for Study Unit 6. Summaries were compiled using the reader provided by the lecturers, the lecture notes, as well as the study outcomes. Case Study: The Waterkloof Four

A complete and comprehensive summary of the study material for Study Unit 7. Summaries were compiled using the reader provided by the lecturers, the lecture notes, as well as the study outcomes.

This is a short and easy to understand summary of Martin Gurris 'Revolt of the Public.' This summary touches on key points of an eruption of public anger against the modern government and shows points of how political instability and political and social turbulence may arise from a bottom-up level to create a crisis of authority. This summary also touches on points of how the information revolution has impacted modern-day society. Furthermore, this summary touches on points of nihilism, author...

The following topics are covered in these notes: 1. Meaning of philosophy 2. Theories of justice 2.1 Consequentialism 2.2 Utilitarianism 2.3 Deontology 2.4 Ubuntu 2.5 Virtue ethics 2.6 Social contract -Types of contractualism -Advantages of social contract -Types of consent 3. Equality v. Equity 4. Kant's theory

This is an in-depth summary of certain skills for OSCEs. It has every single step for each skill and also includes indications and verbal queues. The skills covered in the summary are catheter care, pain assessment, intake and output, pressure part care, social hand wash, neurological assessment, emptying of a urinary catheter bag, offering of a bedpan, urine analysis, mouth care, measuring of blood pressure, and integrated patient care assessment (IPCA).

This document covers Section 1 and 2 of Leah Gilbert's "Society, Health and Disease in South Africa" in a summarised version with extra information added as well as a practise test for Section one. These notes include diagrams, tables and an organised layout to help you study effectively and engage with the content covered in this section.