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The Ravaging Effects of Online Gambling on The Social Functioning of Male Breadwinners In African Families

Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

26-36

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10.36923/ijsser.v6i2.259

Abstract: This systematic review examines the ravaging effects of online gambling on the social functioning of male breadwinners in African families. Online gambling negatively impacts the social functioning of male breadwinners in African families. The researcher realized that online gambling among male African breadwinners leads to habitual neglect of the family and deterioration in socialization. As a result, the way African families function... [...] Read more

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

Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

17-28

Abstract Views : 833

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

Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

29-40

Abstract Views : 2111

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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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The Role of Social Workers in Advancing Girls’ Education and Empowerment in African Countries: A Desktop-Based Thematic Review

Phoke Alpha Rakgwata, Professor R Tshifhumulo

67–78

Abstract Views : 166

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10.36923/ijsser.v8i1.355

Abstract: This study examines the role of social workers in promoting girls’ education and empowerment across African regions, where cultural, economic, and political barriers continue to restrict educational access and gender equality. Using a desktop-based research methodology, the study analyses secondary data from scholarly literature, government reports, NGO documents, and international organisation publications. Additionally, a PRISMA-based flow... [...] Read more

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Misunderstanding Suffering: Witchcraft Misconceptions, Myths, And Hidden Reality of Substance Abuse In Black African Communities

Calphurnia Mmathato Rammutla

12-19

Abstract Views : 3690

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10.36923/ijsser.v8i1.302

Abstract: This study investigates the myths and misconceptions surrounding witchcraft and their influence on substance abuse, with particular attention to the long-term negative effects on treatment and recovery. The review followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) framework to ensure transparency, comprehensiveness, and unbiased reporting. A content analysis approach was employed, drawing on literature... [...] Read more

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Social Media’s Influence on the Attitudes of Younger Daughters-in-Law towards their Mothers-in-Law: A South African Context

Mmathato Calphurnia Rammutla, Ndivhuwo Doctor Sundani

34-42

Abstract Views : 978

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10.36923/ijsser.v6i1.247

Abstract: This systematic review explores social media’s influence on the attitudes of younger daughters-in-law towards their mothers-in-law within the South African context. The researchers carried out the “Preferred Reporting Items for the Systematic Review and Meta-analysis” guidelines as a research methodology. The scientific search databases such as Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, ResearchGate, ScienceDirect, Scopus, Sabinet and Taylor & Francis... [...] Read more

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

The Role of Social Workers in Advancing Girls’ Education and Empowerment in African Countries: A Desktop-Based Thematic Review

Misunderstanding Suffering: Witchcraft Misconceptions, Myths, And Hidden Reality of Substance Abuse In Black African Communities

Social Media’s Influence on the Attitudes of Younger Daughters-in-Law towards their Mothers-in-Law: A South African Context

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