abstract South African history widely documents poor women's housing exclusion in urban
areas during the apartheid era. While the post-apartheid housing programme's inclusionary …

In South Africa, demand for housing close to viable/sustained sources of employment has far
outstripped supply; and the size of the population living in temporary structures/shacks (and …

Since the dawn of democracy in 1994, the realization of gender equality and access to basic
services for all have been an integral part of South Africa's policymaking. The commitment to …

The multidimensional paradigm of sustainable development encapsulates one of the great
changes of the twentieth century. Against its backdrop, apartheid-era South African cities are …

The housing and human settlement sector is fast changing, and technology is making it
more complex than ever before. With reference to Zimbabwe, a developing country in …

While some recent studies have focused on the effect of mixed-income housing on the
property values in the surrounding neighbourhoods, there is gap in the knowledge on effect …

The need to correct the historical urban and housing exclusion of black women in South
Africa explains in part, the non-discrimination, economic inclusion and poverty alleviation …

This paper investigates how the" Shifting the Burden" approach can address inequalities in
South Africa's Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) provinces. These regions face inequality …

The idea of 'just sustainability', which is based on the aspiration of aligning social justice and
environmental sustainability imperatives, has become a focus among scholars and …

Housing crises have become a global phenomenon, including in South Africa. Neither the
South African government nor the market have been able to sufficiently address the growing …