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    South Africa and IFRS

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    South Africa and IFRS Jesse J. Case Assignment 2 November 7‚ 2014 Jones Kasonso Over the past decade there has been an increased push for the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in many countries around the world. Most countries are pushing for General Acceptance Accounting Practice (GAAP) that will be accepted internationally. At the present time over 130 countries and growing worldwide have adopted IFRS. Of that number include many countries in Africa. However‚ it

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    Social Cost of Migration on families/children It is not only now that migration of parents have been prevalent‚ it has been a long debated topic among foundations that focus on the welfare of the family and of the children. Due to the Philippines’ long history of low unemployment rate‚ many a family has resorted to migration‚ that is‚ looking for jobs abroad so as to support their family in their country of origin. The process of migration‚ no matter how beneficial to the family income-wise has

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    Europeans Had Their Eyes on ruling Africa‚ They Conquered A Big Chunk of Africa Before Reaching a point where they couldn’t Progress anymore. Factors such as disease and the people fighting back stopped them from progressing any farther. In 1884‚ Hiram Maxim Invented The Maxim Gun which was an Extremely powerful weapon at the time. With this new weapon‚ The Europeans Attacked the remaining African Countries. INDIRECT RULE As The Europeans Slowly took Over Africa‚ They Decided not to Kill the leaders

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    The Zulu Tribe of Africa

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    South Africa used to be a prosperous country‚ and even when the transatlantic slave trade came and took its toll on the population and spirit‚ the tribes slowly pulled through to regain control of their land. Before the British came‚ the Swazi‚ as well as other tribes‚ were under submission to the powerful Zulu’s. The Zulu tribe was a large tribe that did not want to be ruled by British colonizers who came for both slaves and land. Though one of the biggest tribes in South Africa‚ the Zulu has been

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    Africa‚ more land then all of Europe‚ filled with resources‚ and what would be a better place to take over. Well‚ the Europeans thought so. The Germans even called a conference with other countries to split up the land. There are so many things that motivated the Europeans to take over Africa‚ Pride‚ Land‚ Resources‚ and the need to civilize the unknown only being the most important reasons for the Europeans to Imperialize Africa. But‚ what was the main Motivation for strong Europeans nations control

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    Myths About Africa

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    Myths About Africa Africa continues to suffer from a long tradition of neglect. Being seen as the “dark continent”‚ many people begin to assume that all of Africa is poor. There are many myths about Africa today that seem inevitable to forget. Novels‚ movies‚ television and all modern media play a very important role in how Western society views Africa. Savage Africans are the lowest of the lowest in Western film. As this is the only aspect of what Westerners see about African culture‚ it is

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    Fdi in South Africa

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    Introduction Over the last decade‚ South Africa has made an attempt to tap into the benefits of Foreign direct investment. South Africa is in a position where they feel changes to their economy need to occur‚ and the best option is to make their country more appealing to FDI. FDI will promote growth through jobs‚ technological advancements‚ and diversifying their economy (Daniels‚ Radenbaugh‚ & Sullivan‚ 2009‚ p. 479). South Africa has had a clear vision of what they would like their country to aspire

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    Shoprite South Africa

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    owns a whole range of brands with which it attempts to serve the South African food retail market. It has also succeeded to export its business model to the rest of Africa‚ the only South African retail company to have done so with considerable success. They were clever enough to develop a business model to fit the situation in Africa. They are facing stiff competition from Pick ‘n Pay (www.pnp.co.za) and Woolworths (www.woolworths.co.za). Until a few years ago‚ the brands Shoprite and Checkers were

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    Investing in South Africa

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    Question #1 “In what way could the huge cultural diversity in South Africa pose challenges for MNCs seeking to set up a business there?" South African has been referred to as the ’rainbow nation’‚ a title which epitomises the country’s cultural diversity. The population of South Africa is one of the most complex and diverse in the world. Of the 45 million South Africans‚ nearly 31 million are Black‚ 5 million White‚ 3 million Coloured and one million Indian. The population density is 32.9 people

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    Political and economic factors were primarily responsible for bringing about western imperialism in Africa and Asia. While social factors were important‚ money and power were primarily at the root. The Berlin Conference was a meeting of major European powers with the express purpose of divvying up the African continent so that they‚ the Europeans‚ could make a major profit and gain new territories. This then opened new markets for trade for European manufacturers‚ who were already experiencing the

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