Evaluating the effects of Internal Control in the Operations of financial institutions: A Case Study of Bond Savings and Loans. by Adu-Frimpong, Afia Afra

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The politics of technology in higher learning : the role of information technology in the transformation of higher education in South Africa by Rodenacker, Franz

“…The social realities of interest are the poor preparation of some South Africans for HE and the inequitable access structures to IT and telecommunications in particular. …”
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A review of the green economy in Cape Town: local policy in the light of international approaches by Petrik, Marko

“…While the City of Cape Town quite overtly applies international conceptions of the green economy to its formulation, it was found that there were some significant local deviations: political parties play an important role in leading and shaping the local green economy; there is a particular need to balance green economy interventions against the preservation of municipal income from tax; the city's spatial-geographic character plays an important role in strategy and planning; and the primary aim of the local green economy is to increase economic growth and produce employment opportunities, in order to ensure social and political stability. …”
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Nuclear reactions with polarized spin-1/2 beams by Hillhouse, G. C. (Gregory Campbell)

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An investigation into the implementation of green building features and initiatives among stakeholders in the Zambian property market by Katanekwa, Luse Namutowe

“…However, a lack of knowledge by some stakeholders on green features and their benefits was noted. …”
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Valuing risky income streams in incomplete markets by Johnson, Clare

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Contemporary perspectives on factual causation in the South African Law of Delict : a study with reference to medical negligence

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The quality assurance of teaching and learning in higher education in South Africa : an analysis of national policy development and stakeholder response by Luckett, Kathleen Margaret

“…The study analyses data gathered at each of the policy stages: setting the policy agenda, policy formulation, policy adoption and policy reformulation, but stops short of researching policy implementation in any depth. …”
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An analysis of training requirements for practinioners of group therapy in therapeutic milieus by Moss-Morris, Valerie

“…Within this framework an assessment of the need to provide bath improved training and some consider able training in common for the four psychiatric disciplines involved has been made. …”
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Reentrant permutation flowshop scheduling with a deteriorating schedule

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Efficient energy management in ultra-dense wireless networks by Wambi, Paul James

“…The literature review report highlights the classification as well as the evolution of some of the Mobile Wireless Technologies and Mobile Wireless Networks in general. …”
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Reliability assessment of shear design provisions for reinforced concrete beams with stirrups by Olalusi, Oladimeji Benedict

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Direct numerical simulation of free-surface and interfacial flow using the VOF method: cavitating bubble clouds and phase change by Malan, Leon

“…A method to deal with volume-changing vapour cavities, or pores, was formulated and implemented in an existing code, PARIS. …”
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The development of the doctrine of common purpose subsequent to the judgement in S v Safatsa 1988 1 SA 868 (A): with specific reference to the general principles of criminal liabil... by Combrinck, H

“…The doctrine of common purpose, which hails from English law, was introduced into South African law via the Native Territories Penal Code. The first South African criminal case in which this doctrine was applied outside the field of application of the abovementioned act, was Ry Garnsworthy, where it was formulated as follows: Where two or more persons combine in an undertaking for an illegal purpose, each one of them is liable for anything done by the other of others of the combination, in the furtherance 'of their object, if what was done was what they knew or ought to have known, would be a probable result of their endeavoring to achieve their object.5 According to Visser and Vorster,6 this doctrine was probably imported into our law due to difficulties experienced in 1 D XLVIII.8.17: 'If a man dies after having been struck in the course of a quarrel, the blows of every one who took part in this should be investigated' - own translation. 2. …”
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National Policies to End Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Egypt: An Analytical Review by Ghanem, Nada

“…The main pillars constructing the Egyptian policies towards ending FGM/C since the 2000s are discussed, including legal, health, religious, educational, community social and behavioral change, structures and services, stakeholder coordination, finance, and sustainability pillars. Some policy gaps and implementation obstacles are identified under each pillar to guide the recommendations and findings. …”
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Pathological vs non-pathological incapacity: are the differences in requirements and consequences justified? by Mazhude, Mandifadza Kurirai

“…A comparison between the South African formulation of these defences and the Canadian version of these defences is used to discover elements of the Canadian defences that may improve the South African formulations. …”
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