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    Book Report Lakeisha Hawes South Carolina State University I’m doing my book report on a book called Zoo City by Lauren Beukes. "Zoo City" is the nickname given to the Johannesburg suburb of Hillbrow in the novel‚ which is home to Zinzi December and many other animalled people‚ as well as refugees and the dispossessed. Being animalled is described in the novel as an automatic consequence – not just in South Africa‚ but for all humans worldwide – of bearing a significant amount of guilt

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    Ndebele was born in Western Native Township near Johannesburg on 4 July 1948. His father‚ Nimrod Ndebele‚ a Zulu‚ was a teacher at Madibane High School in Johannesburg who later became an inspector of schools; his mother‚ Regina Makhosazana Ndebele (née Tshabangu)‚ a Swazi from neighbouring Swaziland‚ had trained as a nurse. Ndebele moved with his family in 1954 to Charterston Location near Nigel‚ a small mining town thirty miles south of Johannesburg. He attended Mzimkhulu Lower Primary School and

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    enthrall. South Africa’s cities are also enormously varied. Prepare to be amazed by Johannesburg- the second largest city- It is one of the most extraordinary cities in South Africa‚ attracting curious visitors from all over the world to its cloudy‚ cool and calm weather. Johannesburg is brimming with culture‚ a rich heritage‚ and a thriving‚ multicultural atmosphere. Whatever you’re looking for let Johannesburg exceed your expectations. My heart has been skipping around in my chest since I saw

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    Gender : Male Race : African Disability : None Nationality : South African Tertiary & Secondary Education Details Tertiary Education (Completed‚ 11/2009) : BA (Humanities) Degree University of Johannesburg Johannesburg‚ South Africa (Gauteng). Major Subjects : Psychology (III)‚ Development Studies (III) Other Subjects Passed : Anthropology (I&II) Sociology (I) Communication (I) Zulu (I)

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    will be looking at three case studies that focus on Cape Town‚ Johannesburg and Durban. These are important cities to look at as they are the renounced and very influential and well known cities in South Africa. Cape Town currently the legislative capital of South Africa and historically a pit stop of the slave trade route is a very important city to look at because the history of foreign refugees and immigrants run deep. Johannesburg is currently the business hub of South Africa however historically

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    District 9 Description of content & why I chose this text: District 9 is a film that is set in Johannesburg‚ South Africa in the year of 2010. Twenty eight years ago‚ an alien species arrived over Johannesburg. The humans were prepared to be invaded or for some great leap in technology to come with the aliens presence‚ but it turned out the aliens were actually refugees‚ the remaining population of a species who no longer had a planet to live on. They spent their time on earth residing in a messy

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    the 1940’s. Stephen Kumalo‚ a priest that lives in the village of Ndotsheni‚ receives a letter unexpectedly‚ asking him to come to the city of Johannesburg because his sister Gertrude is very ill. Kumalo is willing to make this long and expensive journey‚ being that two other of his family members live there; his brother and his son. While in Johannesburg‚ Kumalo discovers not only his sister in a rough state‚ but also his son‚ Absolom‚ in an even worse state. What Kumalo doesn’t expect during this

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    raises her. He is very traditional and has instilled the same teachings into Thando. Thando’s cultural roots are present throughout the play. You can see this in the way she mourns her uncles death and refuses at first to go out with Mandisa to Johannesburg. Sipho and Thando also arrange for a cultural funeral which includes the slaughtering of an ox. Thando’s hospitality towards Mandisa and her constant use of African phrases(“Ndyintombi…‚”tata”‚ “malome”) displays her traditional African roots throughout

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    favorite of all that are presented by Alan Paton. Theophilus’ role as a bridge which connects Stephen Kumalo to the struggling city of Johannesburg from his dissimilar remote village truly interests me from a rhetorical standpoint. Msimangu is undoubtedly necessary to the building and unfolding of the story as he guides Kumalo through the streets of Johannesburg leading him from place to place. If not present‚ I would argue that it would be exceedingly difficult for Stephen Kumalo to find his way

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    an understanding of this world in Johannesburg. He learns why there is so much crime and poverty. Kumalo then has hope in the success of his daughter in-law and his nephew in Ndotsheni. He then gains hope for the rebuilding of the tribe. Stephan Kumalo comes away from his journey changing spiritually and knowing that there is "comfort in a world of desolation"(94). He changes emotionally and becomes stronger. Also‚ he changes psychologically and learning the troubles of Johannesburg

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