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    Death ?awayfrom home.? A case study of Cameroonian immigrants living in Cape Town South Africa.
    (University of Western Cape, 2019) Fru, Terence Fontoh; Spicer, Sharyn
    Death is an everyday occurrence for many urban Africans living in South Africa, and it is expressed through the everyday management of financial and social networks. The purpose of this study is to investigate what happens to African migrants, particularly the Ngemba people of Cameroon living in Cape Town when they die ?away from home?. In this study, I will be exploring the steps followed, the rites that are performed, perceptions regarding death and funerals, as well as the social implications that death has for the group members concerned, and the various challenges faced when someone dies ?away from home?. In other to achieve all this, I used a qualitative research design in which in-depth interviews and participant observation were administered to sixteen (16) participants.

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