The Protest Culture in South Africa

Address by the former Minister of Social Development, Honourable Minister Lindiwe Zulu Ndangwa Noyoo | Mpumelelo E. Ncube: Introduction Chapter 1 Ndangwa Noyoo: Building Communities through Basic Needs and Self Reliance: Changing South Africa’s Protest Culture Chapter 2 Mpumelelo E. Ncube: A Culture of Wanton Violent Protests in South Africa: A Social Development Perspective Chapter 3 Minenhle Matela: Political Intolerance as a Driver of On-going Violent Protests: A South African Exploration Chapter 4 Mbazima S. Mathebane: The notion of rights and responsibilities inoperable in South Africa without social justice Chapter 5 Mzwandile Sobantu: Housing, Protests, Violence and Social Exclusion in South Africa Chapter 6 Chance Chagunda: Social Grants as a Liberating Tool from Violence Chapter 7 Ronald Lutz: The Challenge of the Anthropocene: Transformative Positions of International Social Work Chapter 8 Thabisa Matsea | Grey Magaiza: Putting out Fires of Violence through Active Citizenship: A Social Work and Community Development Approach to Building Sustainable Communities Chapter 9 Nomcebo Dlamini: Political intolerance in South Africa: Could Service Delivery be the Bone of Contention? Ndangwa Noyoo | Mpumelelo E. Ncube: Conclusion of the Book