Legalising the illegal: an assessment of the Dispensation of Zimbabweans Project (DZP) and Zimbabwe Special Dispensation Permit (ZSP) regularisation projects by Bimha, Primrose Zvikomborero Joylyn

“…The regularisation projects also enabled the South African government to show sympathy towards Zimbabweans who were forced to migrate to South Africa by recognising that they could not return home as long as the situation back home remained unchanged.…”
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Identifying the socio-economic impacts of the 2019-2020 refugee occupation and COVID-19 related restrictions on immigrant-owned businesses in the urban informal sector of Greenmark... by Madurai, Micheala

“…These informal craft businesses will take a long time to get back to previous levels of income generation; however, stall-owners remain optimistic. …”
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Suicide and life insurance : the legal and ethical implications of suicide exclusion clauses in life insurance policies

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Reverse acculturation : a global rebalancing phenomenon or driven by globalised diaspora

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A suitable regulatory regime for bargaining council funds as independent retirement funds

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An evaluation of the packaging logistics of an avocado supply chain : a global case study by Groom, Rebecca Lynn

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Democratization and Extremism: The Case of Tunisia by Abdelaty, Mariam

“…Despite of the declaration and adoption of several procedures to fight terrorism and its perpetrators, countries have not yet succeeded to control the huge numbers of recruits being mobilized by terrorist organizations.[1] The literature has covered several factors that make recruits vulnerable and easily mobilized and radicalized by terrorist organizations, among which is the suppression of civil and political rights in non-democratic countries, as well as weak political institutions.[2] Among the Arab world countries, it has been puzzling to find out that despite of being the sole democratizing Arab country, Tunisia has been found to generate the greatest number of foreign fighters joining jihadist groups.[3] At the same time, the country’s main Islamist party, Ennahda, decided to back up the new democratic government after the Arab Spring, accept a constitution that contradicts the party’s Islamist ideology, and be part of the democratization process in Tunisia.[4] Not only that, but also, Ennahda party was able to win the elections of the Constituent Assembly with a momentous margin, as the party won 89 seats out of a total of 217 seats.[5] Therefore, Tunisia has been a battle ground for these two competing mechanisms; the issue which poses an empirical puzzle for this thesis. …”
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Beliefs on Heredity in Welkom, Free State by Davies, Chante

“…The study is an exploratory cohort study. The main instrument of data collection was focus group discussions (FGD). …”
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Gender violence in conflict situations : the case of abduction of women and children in Sudan

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Determining factors that influence financial inclusion among SMEs: the case of Harare Metropolitan by Noor, Hanifa

“…On the supply side and infrastructural challenges: lack of widely accessible branches, information asymmetry, irrelevant financial products and service and high risk levels were the main deterrents within the financial sector. …”
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Social interaction in an online cross-disciplinary research conference by Nyirenda, Tawona Vanessa

“…Inhibitors of social interaction were lack of community, prescribed topics, minimal activities, lack of non-verbal and social cues and clarity of topics. …”
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The impact of social support on people with HIV/AIDS at Vhembe district

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Trade facilitation : a necessary tool for attaining the intended objectives of the African continental free trade agreement

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Evidential implications of the use of electronic letters of credit in international trade

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The impact of self-awareness on effective leadership outcomes in South Africa

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Disability in South Africa : a theological and socio-economic perspective by Mdluli, Patrick

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