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    Media and National Development Policy - 7
    (2013) Saleh, Ibrahim
    These lecture notes looks explore the role of the media in the development, refinement and criticism of the 'African Renaissance' concept, specifically with regard to the development of a shared social imaginary or political vocabulary in South Africa. This resource is part of the Media and National Development in South Africa lecture series.
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    Positive parenting in South Africa: why supporting families is key to development and violence prevention
    (2015-04-08) Gould, Chandre; Ward, Catherine L.
    Preventing and reducing violence by supporting parents is critical to national development. This policy brief explains how positive parenting relates to violence prevention and national development, and why the national implementation of evidence-based programmes to support positive parenting is both necessary and achievable.
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