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Taxonomy of Driving Forces Behind Exclusive Residential Developments in South African Cities

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By Sijekula Mbanga, Khululekani Ntakana, Luxien Ariyan
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version The phenomenon of exclusive residential developments has gained substantial attention in the context of South African cities, where urbanisation and socioeconomic disparities have shaped the built environment in unique ways. This study, therefore, delves into the taxonomy of driving forces that underpin the proliferation of exclusive residential developments within these urban centres.
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Energies | Free Full-Text | Relative Comparison of Benefits of Floor Slab Insulation Methods, Using Polyiso and Extruded Polystyrene Materials in South Africa, Subject to the New National Building Energy Efficiency Standards

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By Sijekula Mbanga, Emma Ayesu-Koranteng, Emmanuel Kabundu, Brink Botha
| MDPI
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OPINION | ANC turns its back on collective tradition in choosing leader

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By Sijekula Mbanga
| Daily Dispatch (South Africa) Verified
Delegates chant slogans calling for a change in leadership during the nomination process for the top ANC officials in the 55th National Conference at the Nasrec Expo Centre, Johannesburg. In the run-up to the 55th ANC National Conference an interesting development in the liberation movement politics has been the creep of individualism in how nominees and branches think of leadership. This is a strange and foreign tendency in the evolution of the ANC and the broader liberation movement.
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