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• Open Access Article Public Administration

  COVID-19 And The Informal Sector In South Africa: Lessons, Challenges And Benefits

  Marry Selosebe Malemela, Modupi Selepe

  1-16

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  10.36923/ijsser.v7i1.264

  Abstract: This paper examines the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on informal trading in South Africa. This paper argues that the phenomenon of unemployment has always been a factor that pushes people to become informal traders, pre and post-COVID-19 outbreak in South Africa. However, as far as Covid-19 could have posed critical to the nation’s economy, this paper further asserts that the covid-19 brought major positive contributions to the citizenry,... [...] Read more

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• Open Access Article Gender Studies

  Black African Families’ Perceptions of A Girl Child Raised By A Single Father: Exploratory Study

  Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

  17-28

  Abstract Views : 278

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  10.36923/ijsser.v7i1.275

  Abstract: This study aims to explore how Black African families perceive single fathers raising girl children, addressing persistent cultural beliefs that question fathers' capability to nurture and care for daughters independently. By examining these perceptions, the study seeks to dispel myths and raise awareness within diverse ethnic groups where cultural customs remain deeply valued. The systematic review employed the PRISMA methodology to ensure... [...] Read more

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• Open Access Article Social Sciences Cultural Studies

  The Cultural Nature of Mourning In South African Black Families: A Systematic Review

  Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

  29-40

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  10.36923/ijsser.v7i1.276

  Abstract: This systematic review investigates the cultural nature of mourning among Black South African families. The study focuses on the unique cultural dimensions that shape grieving processes within diverse South African communities. Given the country’s rich tapestry of ethnic groups and religious affiliations, mourning practices vary significantly across regions and social groups. These variations are particularly pronounced in rural areas, where... [...] Read more

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