During the process of being translated, do you think the story lost its original meaning? If so, please elaborate
Ask them: ‘Has the story lost its original meaning through the translation process?’ Who translated the story for you? Introduce the person to us and expound on your relationship with them, (is it a fellow student, family member, friend…or is it your home language, are you the interpreter? Is Sesotho your home language?) Is the person who translated for you a first language speaker of Sesotho or is Sesotho their second or third language
One person who named you and someone who has the same name as you. Tell us the story of how and why those name(s) was/were given. Share both stories here with us, include who told you the story and how you know them.
Discuss the power of the office of ndpp in relation to nepotism, corruption and state capture
Distinguish between Eurocentric and African approaches to corrections and punishment with examples of significant differences
Discuss ethical principles that must be considered when conducting research
Discuss the power of the office if the NDPP in relation to nepotism,corruption and state capture
This point therefore tells us that law is part of the political system and can never
be separated from politics and other issues that characterise our society in
various ways.”
how is this text relevent to the notion of the subjective being
Discuss various sources of crime information and their value in crime prevention, crime combating and crime investigation. ( 120 words)