A critical analysis of the fiscal incentives offered to a particular South African Special Economic Zones by Saggers, Graeme Donald

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From Salisbury to Harare : the geography of public authority finance and practice under changing ideological circumstances by Dewar, Neil

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Can intangibles be tangible? : safeguarding intangible heritage in the new South Africa : towards formulating policy for the conservation and sustainable management for living heri... by Manetsi, Thabo

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An examination of the response of the Cape Mental Health Society to the mental health needs of blacks in the Western Cape by Mangwana, Thobeka Cikizwa

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The Cape Town Child Guidance Clinic, 1935-1971 : an historical analysis by Hay, Andrea

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Water governance & international cooperation over trans-boundary water courses in Southern Africa: the case of the Okavango River Basin by Bybee, Megan Claire

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Quality assurance in high schools through regression analysis by Watermeyer, John Westerton

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Creating Connections in the City: From road to street; and buffer zone to landscape: Residual highway space as a tool in stitching segregated neighbourhoods into the urban fabric by de Beer, Christine Caryl

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Taking ownership : the relationship between self-representation and writing development in a science extended curriculum programme at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology by Reiners, Ayesha

“…In addition, the three aspects above are all affected by the socio-culturally available subject-positions and patterns of privileging among them that exist in the sociocultural context. My research extends Ivanic's research on the contested nature of writing by shifting the focus from academic writing of mature students in higher education, to explore academic and journal writing of first year students in an extended programme at a University of Technology in South Africa in a time of rapid transition. …”
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Interrogating the 'crisis of fatherhood' : discursive constructions of fathers amongst peri-urban Xhosa-speaking adolescents by Malherbe, Nick

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Innovative practice of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) working with out-of-school, unemployed youth in Cape Town : an exploratory study by Mutongwizo, Nyasha

“…The literature review also explores the issue of youth unemployment from a global to a South African context; policies and strategies that the South African government has put in place to promote skills development, training and employment creation; the promotion of small business development as a viable employment strategy; and the role of NGOs in youth development. …”
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The archaeology of the coastal desert of Namaqualand, South Africa : a regional synthesis by Dewar, Genevieve Isabel

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Imagined communities, divided realities : engaging the apartheid past through 'healing of memories' in a post-TRC South Africa by Kayser, Undine

“…Critiquing reconciliation discourses in South Africa, in particular that generated by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), the research points the importance of lived, local, ongoing encounters between ordinary people who take cognizance of the apartheid past. Given the context of apartheid's stark socio-spatial legacies, the dissertation argues that there are few spaces in and processes through which ordinary social actors can explore their respective subject positions under apartheid and grapple with the emerging subjectivities of the post-apartheid sphere. …”
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Developing and initial testing of pro-poor prenuptial agreements as a new land tenure tool to secure rights in urban State-Subsidized Housing by Downie, Leslie

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Decentralisation of water resource management : a comparative review of catchment management authorities in South Africa and Victoria, Australia by Mokoena, Karabo

“…Finally the work highlights the water management regime and the various stakeholders in water management South Africa from a national level to a catchment level and the challenges facing South Africa in term of WRM; and then makes recommendations and a conclusion based on its research findings and the South African socio-economic and political context.…”
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Perspectives of occupational therapists on the implementation of client-centred practice in Tanzania by Mshanga, Dominick Michael

“…The questionnaire consisted of five sections: 1) demographic and practice information; 2) an adaptation of an existing checklist on understanding CCP (Parker, 2006); 3) potential barriers to CCP; 4) enablers of CCP; and, 5) therapist opinions on the relevance of CCP for the Tanzanian context. The checklist of potential barriers and enablers was adapted from Sumsion & Smyth, (2000). …”
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Access and information flow control to secure mobile web service compositions in resource constrained environments by Maziya, Lwazi Enock

“…We specifically consider a case study of an e-health service application, and consider how constraints like location and context dependencies impact on authentication and authorization. …”
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Rogue urban connections: an ethnography of trust and social relations in Observatory, Cape Town by Nevin, Alice

“…It is especially pertinent to uncover the complex dynamics at work in everyday life in African cities, as they continue to undergo transformations. In the context of segregation, separation and uncertain futures people create and mobilise intricate ways of connecting to people and spaces in the city. …”
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Gauging the horizontality of community philanthropy organizations: The development and validity testing of an instrument by Wilkinson-Maposa, Susan

“…The thesis draws on the concepts of the philanthropy of community (PoC) theory, in particular those related to the norms of self-help and reciprocity among the poor in southern Africa, in the context of the four elements of an organization as described in the work of Wilkinson-Maposa and Fowler (2009), and Porras and Hoffer (1986). …”
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Unintended consequences of legislation : an inquiry into the constitutionality of Section 194 of the Labour Relations Act by Wood, Lisa

“…This dissertation will then go on to inquire into the constitutionality within the context of section 194 - ultimately, the conclusion is that the current interpretation which quantifies compensation solely in terms of remuneration, as well as the text of the limitation on compensation that limits in terms of remuneration, cannot withstand constitutional scrutiny. …”
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