The new perspective critique of Luther : a response

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'n Taalkundige en leksikografiese perspektief op troeteltaal in Afrikaans by Simpson, Gerda E.

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An assessment of African Christian beliefs in ancestors in view of a responsible interpretation of 1 Corinthians 8:4-6 within the South African context by Mqala, Lieberman Mxolisi

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Influence of Miombo woodlands management, drivers on land use/cover and forest change, woody composition/diversity, population structure in Malawi

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Genomic investigation for markers linked to fruit and bunch quality traits in grapevine by Govender, Varootsha

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Sediment yield prediction based on analytical methods and mathematical modelling by Msadala, V. P.

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Competitive local economic development through urban renewal in the city of Port Elizabeth, South Africa

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Evaluation and implementation of a 5-level hybrid DC-DC converter by El-Sehrawy, Farid Khaled

“…The 5-Level Buck converter can achieve 5 different levels, allowing it to cover 4 operation regions, each between 2 levels. Accordingly, it covers a wide range of output voltages. …”
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Mycotoxins detection in grains and nuts using LC - MS/MS by Abubakr, Rahma

“…The results presented here show that the investigated peanuts samples from 5 different regions in Greater Cairo contain mean concentrations of total aflatoxin ranging from 16.69 to 101.93 ng/g which are 4 to 25.5 times higher than the permissible limits set by the European Union and FDA.…”
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Medical tourism in Egypt: Opportunities and challenges by Ayoub, Magdi

“…Although Egypt is well-positioned as tourism destination, medical tourism is lagging when compared to regional and global competitors. This thesis describes the status quo of Egypt’s medical tourism, analyze the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of medical tourism industry in Egypt, and define the required policies, entities and strategic plans needed to realize the goal of having a strong and competitive medical tourism industry. …”
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United Nations access challenges and non-state armed groups in conflict situations: The need for legal reform by Makhlouf, Omneya

“…The paper maintains that non-state armed groups have become significant players in international relations due to their increase in regional power and ability to affect politics. With this reality, the current legal framework that governs non-state armed groups has been proven to be an insufficient mechanism of enabling the interaction between UN agencies and non-state armed groups. …”
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Gender discourse in Kitab al-Tabaqat al-Kubra: deconstructing Ibn Sa'd's portrayal of the model Muslim woman by Abou-Taleb, Amira Naim

“…The findings echo the fusion of sira, hadith, and local regional traditions which, combined, present the tenets of a power discourse advancing the call of a patriarchal ʽAbbasid Imperial project as the guardian of the Sunni doctrine of the time.…”
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Assessment of Carbon Dioxide Emission and Its Impact on High-Rise Mixed-Use Buildings in Egypt by Hamza, Ahmed Salah

“…The outcome of this study should contribute to a much-needed roadmap to reduce Carbon Dioxide (CO2) footprints in Egypt and possibly lay the groundwork to replicate the study in other building sectors and regions. This would also develop sensitivity analytics to envision carbon emissions of buildings within the construction phase and operational phase using various sustainable construction materials and mixes-primarily for concrete, bricks, and steel, and in the operational phase using alternative sustainable products primarily for lighting, air conditioning systems, water heaters, and window glazing. …”
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International agency implementation of women's empowerment programs under secular and Islamist governments: comparative cases of UN Women and the International Labour Organization... by Buchanan, Whitney

“…This project is a “snapshot” of attitudes of particular ILO and UNW staff members from regional and national offices regarding their work during two different time frames, and not the institutional policies, experiences, or positions of he UNW and ILO bodies as a whole. …”
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Refugees in Egypt: State Framing, Ministerial Narratives, and the Politics of Representation on Social Media by Kohail, Habiba

“…This study examines Egyptian government discourse on refugees in 2024, a year characterized by heightened regional displacement and the enactment of Egypt’s first Asylum Law (Law No. 164 of 2024). …”
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Characterization of the Gut Microbiome in Egyptian Patients with Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder by Khalel, Rana Salah Mohamed Foaud

“…The findings reveal both shared and disorder-specific dysbiotic signatures and emphasize the importance of population-specific microbiome research. By integrating regionally representative microbial data with broader global evidence, this work contributes to the development of more personalized neuropsychiatric diagnostics and therapeutics and establishes a foundation for the future application of microbial biomarkers in deep learning–based diagnostic prediction models.…”
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A Techno-Economic Evaluation of Green Hydrogen Production in Egypt by Elsaeed, Helmy

“…Among potential producer regions, Egypt has emerged as a high-potential candidate due to its exceptional solar and wind resources, strategic geographic location, and growing policy commitment to hydrogen development. …”
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Cell-Type-Specific Regulon Activity Alterations Across Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, and Frontotemporal Dementia by Mohamed, Sherine Khalafalla Saber Ahmed

“…Regulon activity was inferred using pySCENIC and quantified with AUCell, and disease-associated differences were assessed within matched cell types and brain regions. Several regulons showed recurrent disease-associated activity differences across disease contexts, with the strongest patterns observed in astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. …”
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Tobacco consumption and non-communicable diseases in Ghana; Identifying accentuating factors and further evidence from 2014 Ghana demographic and health survey by Brenyah Kwasi Joseph, Nonvignon Justice, Owusu-Dabo Ellis, Singh Arti

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Performance assessment of the SMEC’S bituminous road surface dressing technology in Ghana by Nti, Christian

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