Wildlife crime has huge consequences regarding global environmental changes to animals,
plants and the entire ecosystem. Combatting wildlife crime effectively requires a deep …

The Euro-American bereavement literature has greatly contributed towards the management
of the bereaved over centuries by psychologists. However, much of the literature lacks …

Ritual murders have recently been widespread among African societies in general. Reports
of such murders have become cause for concern. African countries that are implicated in …

Family disputes over the diagnosis of brain death have caused much controversy in the
bioethics literature over the conceptual validity of the brain death standard. Given the …

There is hardly any concept in any human language that is as terrifying and frightening as
the term death, perhaps due to its enigmatic status. In fact, no normal human being, except a …

In most African countries, death can only be certified by law after circulatory-respiratory
arrest. The idea that one can be declared dead by neurologic criteria while one's heart is still …

Man is constantly seeking to improve himself and to overcome the challenge of the
limitations of life and death. Several approaches in addressing this challenge abound …

Numerous studies on death in African societies with no doubt have been successfully
conducted though their preoccupation has been with the religious and spirituality …

Life and death are inseparable. There can be no death if there is no life. People'minds have
been faced with the uncertainty surrounding life and death. This paper examines the …

Dealing with death can be demanding and anxiety provoking for counselling practitioners.
There is need to focus on therapeutic strategies aimed at assisting persons deal with loss …