The division of labour in South Africa, 1969–1977∗

In the Labour Court of South Africa

The Effect of South African Geopolitical Position in the Development of Cinema in South Africa

This paper will discuss about the role of the geopolitical location of South Africa in the development of movie and the cinema industry in this country. Despite of bringing ci-nema to South Africa by white Europeans, but the development of this phenomenon is mostly due to the geopolitical position of this country. It is interesting to know that ci-nema reached Africa in much the same time as it...

Pillar Design in the Hard Rock Mines of South Africa

This paper gives an overview of the difficulties associated with the design of hard rock pillars in South African mines. Recent examples of large scale pillar collapses in South Africa suggest that these were caused by weak partings which traversed the pillars. Currently two different methods are used to determine the strength of pillars, namely, empirical equations derived from back analyses o...

Language and Labour in South Africa A new approach for a new South Africa

This paper considers the role of language in labour earnings in South Africa over the period 1996 to 1998. Our pooled cross-section comprises of over 160,000 working age adults, and the analysis considers the decision to participate in the labour force, employment prospects and labour earnings. Models include variables for individual mother tongue in addition to population group. After conditio...

Division of Labour in the Cell.

Unicellular organisms require more energy and materials for their survival than multicellular organisms. A unicellular organism is exposed to environments all around and thus has to protect itself against the effects of the environment on all sides. However, in multicellular organisms all the cells are not in direct contact with the environment and specific cells take up the protective function...