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IOP2601-Assignment 4-2024-Semester 2.

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • Organisational Research Methodology

ENG1512_Portfolio_Assignment

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ENG1512_Portfolio_Assignment

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • ENG1512-English for Economics and Management Scien

IOP3707-ASSESSMENT-04-S2-2024

IOP3707-ASSESSMENT-04-S2-2024

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • Psychology of Leadership

Hrm3706-assignment 6-S2-2024

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Hrm3706-assignment 6-S2-2024

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • Performance Management

DVA3706 Assignment 4 S2 2024

According to Ndlovu et al (2024:27), it is impossible to think of land reform today without reflecting on the history of colonialism. In light of this statement, write an essay in which you critically discuss: Ø the global history of land dispossession Ø the historical and contemporary developments of land reform in Zimbabwe and South Africa Ø implications of land reform on rural development.

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • DVA3706 - Rural Development

DVA3706 Assignment 3 S2 2024

Critically evaluate the concept of urban bias as presented by Lipton (1977) and Chambers (1983). Your essay should cover the following aspects: Ø What is urban bias? Ø How does urban bias affect rural development? Ø What are the potential solutions to mitigate the impact of urban bias on rural development? Ø Support your arguments with relevant and practical examples.

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University of South Africa (Unisa) • DVA3706- Rural Development

DVA3706 Assignment 2 S2 2024.

The following discussion does not only summarise what this module is about; but also mentions key sources on decoloniality and recommends theoretical reforms in the meaning-making process of the concept of rural development. Rural development is a phenomenon that always invokes an image of development as something that is linear with space and consists of those who are “ahead” in terms of development and those who are lagging “behind”. However, Ndlovu et. al (2024), Ndlovu Gat...