Wealth mobility, familial ties and migration : evidence from the Cape of Good Hope panel by Nel, Heinrich

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Barriers to cycling mobility in Masiphumelele, Cape Town: a best-worst scaling approach by Irlam, James Hamilton

“…There is considerable potential for more cycling mobility in South Africa, especially in low-income communities (LICs). …”
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Chemical characterisation of landfill leachate and its potential mobility through the Cape Flats sand by Harraway, Trevor John

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An investigation into how mobile technologies can advance service delivery for library users at the University of Pretoria Library Services

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Water and sociality in Khayelitsha: an ethnographic study by Kongo, Minga Mbweck

“…They achieve this by mobility from one settlement to another, maintaining a strong sense of community, belonging, social relationships, and household interdependence, connected to a sense of incompleteness and, to a more considerable extent, Ubuntu. …”
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A service composition platform in cloud computing using mobile devices for smart shopping by Tsongoro, Lavender

“…The development of the Next Generation Networks (NGN) such as LTE, WiMax and 5G networks has resulted in the development of more diverse mobile services. Many voice and video services have been developed (e.g. …”
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Mobile phone technology as an aid to contemporary transport questions in walkability, in the context of developing countries by Chege, Wilberforce Wanjau

“…This research will illustrate how mobile phone applications currently in the market can be improved to offer more functionality that factors in multiple sensory modalities for enhanced visual appeal, ease of use, and aesthetics. …”
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Mobile Service Delivery: a systematic literature review of m-Government in South Africa by Maseloanyane, Theo

“…The ubiquitous nature of mobile phones presents the potential to bridge the digital divide and make public services more accessible to everybody through m-government. …”
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Investigating the nature and prevalence of mobile bullying in the rural Eastern Cape Province of South Africa by Mtshazi, Sive

“…The findings show that males are more involved in mobile bullying than females. Gender, mobile victimization, frequent usage of the mobile phone and retaliation were the main predictors of mobile bullying. …”
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Examining the role of mobile phones in minimising knowledge transfer impediments in students' projec teams by Shongwe, Mzwandile Muzi

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Implementation of mobile technology based library service: case study of University of Cape Coast

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The significance of The Ecocash mobile money service in fostering financial inclusion in the Zimbabwean informal sector

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Clustering algorithms for sensor networks and mobile ad hoc networks to improve energy efficiency by Wei, Dali

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The influence of the roles of mobile-phone users on the adoption of m-commerce activities the case of Kenya by Machoka, Philip Gichaba

“…This model provides a more comprehensive understanding of the adoption determinants that influence mobile-phone users' intentions and decisions towards adopting m-commerce activities from the perspective of their roles using mobile-phones. …”
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Enabling financial inclusion for the unbanked : in pursuit of a regulatory framework for mobile money in Uganda

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Antecedents of mobile banking applications acceptance and usage and its consequence on financial behavior in Namibia by Nuunyango, Anna Nambahu Panduleni

“…Additionally, results show that mobile banking application use positively influences financial behavior in Namibia, implying that their use can lead to more responsible financial behavior.…”
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Exploring the Relationship Between Mobile Money Development and Economic Growth: Evidence from Nigeria by Mohammed, Aliyu Mustapha

“…It has used a quarterly volume of mobile money transactions and real GDP as proxies for mobile money development and economic growth respectively. …”
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The extent of relative deprivation in upwardly mobile South Africans and its impact on financial attitudes

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The qualification of a proposed mobile radio system for the karoo core astronomy advantage area by Fynn, Jason Grant

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Mobile robot optimum trajectory Development using a hybrid reactive navigation model

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