Tatenda Manomano

Dados Biográficos

ID1800029
NOMETatenda Manomano
PRENOMESTatenda
SOBRENOMEManomano
ASSINATURAMANOMANO T
AFILIAÇÕESUniversity of Fort Hare
ORCID0000-0002-8245-4537
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS24
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR24
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2014
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2023
ÍNDICE H0

  • Promises and pitfalls for advancing the human right to education of children with disabilities in South Africa

    Tatenda ManomanoARTICLECritical and Radical Social Work2023Referências: 10

    In South Africa, the right to education is guaranteed by Section 29 of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution. The government is therefore obliged to develop policies, pass laws and establish programmes that promote and fulfil the right to education. Contrary to this, it has been argued that children with disabilities benefit less from the human right to education, as reflected by the number of children with disabilities currently attending schoo…

  • Prospects for and factors that militate against decolonising education in social work in South Africa

    Tatenda Manomano, Rumbidzai Nyanhoto et al.ARTICLECritical and Radical Social Work2020Referências: 10

    The effects of both colonialism and the apartheid that succeeded it resulted in the indigenous peoples of South Africa being displaced, marginalised, excluded and exploited. For many generations, indigenous population groups were disenfranchised, their destinies were taken out of their hands and their socio-economic status was predetermined. As colonisers tended to perceive the knowledge systems of indigenous peoples as being inferior to their ow…

  • Preserving human dignity

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, Mulwayini MundauARTICLEInternational Social Work2017Referências: 3

    The authors of this article contend that although the universal affirmation of human dignity remains an ambition whose vast dimensions would be exceedingly daunting for all but the truly visionary, reimagining contextual and contemporary emancipatory thinking has the potential to contribute towards alleviating the conditions and circumstances that threaten and debilitate human dignity. It is particularly noteworthy that developing countries, and …

  • Discovering The Child’s Disability

    Open AccessTatenda ManomanoARTICLEJournal of Sociology and Social…2016

  • Housing Problems and Programs in South Africa

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, Pius T Tanga et al.ARTICLEJournal of Sociology and Social…2016

    Although many in South Africa have access to low cost housing from the government, persistent housing problems continue to take center stage among the poor and needy in the country. This paper examines the housing problems in the housing programs in South Africa through a literature review. Findings show that most of the housing problems are caused by corruption and mismanagement while some are due to small housing structures, whereas others are …

  • Discovering The Child’s Disability

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, S E E KumaloARTICLEJournal of Sociology and Social…2016

    This paper sought to investigate the consequences of discovering that children have disabilities and their implications for parenting. The study upon which the paper has been based took the form of a literature review. There is a great deal of evidence to suggest that parents tend to blame themselves upon discovering that a child of theirs has a disability. Some parents experience great difficulty in obtaining medical or educational information t…

  • Critiquing the State of Infrastructure Surrounding RDP Houses

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2016Referências: 3

    This study sought to give a critique of the state of infrastructure surrounding RDP house with a case of Golf Course 2011-2013 study in the Eastern Cape. The study triangulated both the qualitative and quantitative approaches in collecting data with the qualitative as the dominant approach while the quantitative was less dominant. The qualitative approach took the form of a case study while the quantitative approach took the form of a mini survey…

  • Validating the Psycho-social Challenges Associated with the Current RDP Houses

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2016Referências: 5

    This paper sought to validate the psycho-social challenges experienced by residents of Golf Course RDP housing project in Alice township. This study triangulated both qualitative and quantitative approaches with the qualitative approach being the dominant one, while the quantitative was less dominant. The study utilized an interview guide with unstructured questions as a data collection tool for one-on-one in-depth interviews, while a likert scal…

  • Available and Lost Opportunities for Effective Parenting in South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2016Referências: 4

    Many children in South Africa are affected by widespread social problems, a situation, which has resulted, to a very large extent, from significant discrepancies in the degree to which effective parenting is being practiced. This state of affairs is indicative of available opportunities, which are provided in the form of counseling services, child protection services, parenting skills programs and legislation such as the Children’s Act, to some e…

  • Taking Stock of South Africa’s Progress towards Mitigating the Crime and Violence against Women

    Open AccessTatenda ManomanoARTICLEJournal of Sociology and Social…2015

  • Taking Stock of South Africa’s Progress towards Mitigating the Crime and Violence against Women

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, R Mujoko et al.ARTICLEJournal of Sociology and Social…2015

    Indubitably, violence against women, also referred to as gender-based violence is a critical challenge in South Africa that needs to be reduced significantly, controlled, mitigated, if not annihilated altogether. The vice emasculates women’s participation in socio-economic affairs of their countries; and undermines their human rights and renders the country’s aspirations to make a significant score in the Millennium Development Goal number three …

  • Exploring the Extent to which Child Support Grants (CSG) Meet the Needs of the Beneficiaries in South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEStudies of Tribes and Tribals2015

    This study sought to explore the extent to which the CSG meet the needs of the beneficiaries in South Africa with a case of the 2010 study of Ntselamanzi, Eastern Cape Province. The study utilized a quantitative approach in collecting data from the participants. The findings indicated that the beneficiaries were facing challenges regarding the inability of the grant to provide clothing, food, school needs and medication. The researchers recommend…

  • Exploring the Underpinnings Weighing Down the HIV/Aids Campaign in Botswana and South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015

    Although huge attention has been given to policy and programmatic implementation to arrest the HIV/AIDS epidemic especially in the Southern African countries hard hit by the epidemic such as South Africa and Botswana, the process has faced arduous and uphill task. This paper through a literature review methodology, seeks to investigate the underpinnings weighing down the HIV/AIDS campaign in South Africa and Botswana, as well as some few examples…

  • Exploring Some Pertinent Hurdles that the Youth Living with HIV/Aids Face in Botswana and South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015

    Indubitably, although no age segment is immune to HIV/AIDS infections, the youths more than the adults are more vulnerable to HIV/AIDS infections. Perhaps this heralds the need for a campaign structure that respects the age if the epidemic is to be won expeditiously. The aim of the paper, using the review of literature methodology, is to discuss the underpinnings of increased youth vulnerability to HIV/AIDS in Botswana and South Africa. Findings …

  • Sanitary and Hygiene Related Challenges Associated With RDP Houses

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEStudies on Ethno-Medicine2015Referências: 4

    This paper sought to explore the sanitary and hygiene related challenges associated with RDP houses in South Africa through a 2011-2013 case study of RDP houses at Golf Course, Eastern Cape Province. The study used both qualitative and quantitative approaches and therefore took adopted the case study and mini-survey designs. The findings from this study revealed that there were challenges associated with sanitary and hygiene in these RDP houses d…

  • Validating RDP Housing Beneficiaries' Perceptions on the Quality of Their Houses

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 3

    The study sought to validate the RDP housing beneficiaries’ perceptions on the quality of their houses. The study was explorative, explanatory and descriptive in design; and triangulated both qualitative and quantitative approaches with the qualitative approach being the dominant approach and quantitative being the less dominant. The study utilized an interview guide with unstructured questions as a data collection tool to guide the conduction of…

  • Pitting the Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP) Housing Quality Against International Housing Quality Norms

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 4

    The present study sought to pit the 2011-2013 of Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP) houses’ quality against the international housing norms. The study triangulated both qualitative and quantitative approaches. The quantitative approach was in the form of a mini survey while the qualitative approach was in the form of a case study. The study used an interview guide and a questionnaire as data collection instruments. The findings from thi…

  • The Extent to which Government Housing Programs Meet the Expectations of Intended Beneficiaries in South Africa

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, Pius T TangaARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 7

    Although numerous housing projects for the needy have been established in South Africa since 1994, many reports show their inadequacy in meeting the expectations of the intended beneficiaries. It is based on thisnotion that this paper was crafted to explore the extent to which housing programs meet the expectations of intended beneficiaries. The study collected data from 276 samples or participants who were subjected to eitherinterviews or questi…

  • Assessing the Extent to Which the South African RDP (Reconstruction and Development Programme) has Achieved its Objectives in the Implementation of RDP Housing Assignment

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 2

    This study sought to assess the extent to which the national RDP policy has achieved its objectives of housing provision with a case study of Golf Course 2011-2013 study. The study triangulated both qualitative and quantitative approaches with the qualitative being the dominant approach, while the quantitative was less dominant. The quantitative design took the form of a mini survey while the qualitative took the form of a case study. The study w…

  • Exploring the Institutional and Developmental Gaps Associated with RDP houses in South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 2

    The present study sought to unearth the institutional and developmental gaps associated with RDP houses. The study used mixed methods of both qualitative and quantitative approaches with the qualitative being the dominant approach while the quantitative was less dominant. The researchers utilized an interview guide and a questionnaire as research instruments. The findings from this study revealed that: the waiting period before one was allocated …

  • Exploring the Extent to Which the Distance to Centers of Social Services Affects the Quality of Life of the RDP Residents

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 7

    The present research sought to explore the effects of distance to centers of social services to the quality of life of the RDP residents. The study utilized mixed methods approaches, with qualitative approach being the dominant approach. The qualitative approach used an interview guide with unstructured questions to administer in-depth interviews with the study participants; while a questionnaire was utilized to gather quantitative data. The find…

  • Exploring the Administrative and Managerial Flaws Associated with Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) Housing Projects

    Open AccessTatenda Manomano, M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2015Referências: 3

    This study sought to explore the pertinent administrative and managerial flaws associated with Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) housing projects in South Africa. The study used the mixed methods of both qualitative and quantitative approaches with quantitative aspect taking the form of a mini-survey while the qualitative took the form of a case study. Both the interview guide and a likert-scaled questionnaire were used as data colle…

  • Exploring the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) Residents' Perceptions of Housing Allocation Malpractices in Golf Course, Alice Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2014Referências: 5

    The present paper attempts to explore residents’ perceptions of malpractices such as corruption, nepotism and favoritism and maladministration in the allocation of public housing, in an estate meant for people of low-socio-economic standing in the province of the Eastern Cape, South Africa. The study used both qualitative and quantitative approaches and used a case study and a mini survey designs respectively, with the qualitative approach being …

  • Evaluating the Ownership Spirit Displayed by the Golf Course Reconstruction and Development (RDP) Housing Programme Beneficiaries with Evidence Emanating from the 2011-2013 Research Case Study

    Open AccessM Kang’ethe, S M Kang’ethe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2014Referências: 3

    This study sought to evaluate the spirit of the Reconstruction and Development (RDP) housing programme ownership by the dwellers with a case study of Golf Course RDP houses, Eastern Cape Province. The study adopted mixed methods of both qualitative and quantitative approaches to collect data; with the qualitative approach assuming a dominant approach while the quantitative approach was less dominant. The quantitative approach took the form of a m…