The power of peers: mobile youth culture, homophily and informal learning among a group of South African youth by Carew, Joanne

“…This dissertation builds on such critiques by documenting the local practices and distinctive mobile literacies of a group of young people in South Africa. …”
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Accommodating children with mobility impairments in ordinary primary schools : perceptions of school principals in Johannesburg East on barriers and possible solutions by Hunt, Paulani

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Integral mission and drug abuse in a changing landscape : mobilizing the United Church of Christ in the Philippines together towards life by Tibus, Van Cliburn M.

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A content analysis on Facebook group, New Political Forum : South African mobile participation in online public spheres by Leukes, Pierrinne

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Mobility, space and urbanism: a study of practices and relationships among migrants from African countries in Cape Town, South Africa by Chekero, Tamuka

“…This study examines the ways in which migrants' diverse experiences in urban Cape Town are mediated by their mobility, movement, and circulation of necessary livelihood objects and ideas. …”
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The mobility of oxygen containing species (OCS*) over Pt-based catalyst surfaces: Impact on the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity by Gambu, Thobani G

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Opportunities and Challenges of Automation Experience by some Academic Libraries in Anglophone sub-Saharan Africa : a Perspective on West Africa

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Appropriation of maternal mHealth interventions by rural-based healthcare clients who do not own mobile phones: the case of Malawi by Maliwichi, Priscilla

“…As a result, some maternal mHealth projects facilitate access to mobile phones for those who do not own mobile phones through infomediaries. …”
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Using mobile phones to support learning : a case of UCT first year female science students in the Academic Development Programme by Magunje, Caroline G N

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Supporting NGO intermediation with internet systems : comparing mobile and web examples for reaching low income urban youth of Cape Town by Meissner, Frederick Wilhelm

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Security for networked smart healthcare systems: A systematic review by Ndarhwa, Nyamwezi Perfect

“…To address this challenge, several mitigation measures have been proposed and some have been implemented. Techniques that have been used include data encryption and biometric access. …”
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Assessing the utility of Kingdon’s multiple streams framework for studying policy implementation : a case study of mobile hospitals in Lusaka Province, Zambia by Kabwe, Kabaso

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Transport access in Worcester: the lived experiences of stroke survivors by Visagie, Waldo Bradley

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A comparative analysis of the regulations governing mobile money services in South Africa and Zimbabwe and their impact on sustainable financial inclusion of the poor and vulnerabl... by Mavhuru, Luck

“…Mobile money services refer to service where a mobile phone is used to provide banking services with little or no involvement of traditional banks. …”
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Use of a mobile health application in wellness : an assessment of needs, perceptions, usability and efficacy in changing dietary choices in a university student population by Slazus, Cecil

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A language application for Health Science students : a study on user experience

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Towards a multifaceted understanding of the evolution of an Information System Ecosystem: The case of a mobile payment systems implementation and its contextual impact in South Afr... by Harry, Ricardo

“…This study deploys a qualitative research strategy with an interpretive theme using inductive reasoning as the main method of enquiry with some elements of abductive reasoning. The case study approach is chosen with the focus on selecting data during a mobile payment implementation project in South Africa via interviews and observation, supported by internal and external documentation. …”
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The use of mobile technologies for Web 2.0 based service delivery to graduate students in Ghanaian Universities : the case of the University for Development Studies (UDS), Ghana.

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