Official records pertaining to blacks in the Transvaal, 1902 - 1907

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Systematic literature review of workplace gos-sip and foreign nationals

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The energization of KwaBhaza : a case study in rural energy and development by Kloot, Bruce

“…In this context, 'anthropological aspects' do not refer to cultural conditions in the field but rather the anthropology of development, expressed as a holistic examination of the project and a critical assessment of the development framework within which it operates. …”
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Determining pupil orientation toward the natural environment and conservation by Schreuder, Daniel Rossouw

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Understanding the experiences of mothers of children with stunting in two Egyptian communities focusing on the first 1000 days by Abdelgawad, Rana

“…While many of them are promising, not all address the child’s first 1000 days, in addition to missing the cultural aspect for the Egyptian population which affects their dietary practices and health seeking behaviors. …”
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From Drama to Change: The Role of Female-Led Egyptian TV Dramas in Tackling Women’s Issues and Inspiring Youth by Bader, Myrna

“…The paper aims to examine their potential to raise awareness, challenge cultural norms, and inspire youth-driven social change. …”
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Empowering minds, body and soul: An evaluative case-study of the perceptions of the extent of women empowerment within a Higher Certificate in Education in Adult Education course a... by Kibido, Princess Fundiswa

“…The findings in this study demonstrate that factors such as race, geographic setting and cultural location, impact experiences of empowerment amongst adult learners. …”
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Fatherlessness among young black South African men by Mbobo, Siyabonga

“…With that in mind, this study aimed to explore the impact of fatherlessness on the psychosocial wellbeing of young black South African men. The objectives of this study included investigating the following: (1) young men's experiences of growing up without their biological fathers; (2) the psychosocial effects of growing up without a biological father on young black men; (3) the ways in which fatherlessness shapes the development of a gendered (masculine) identity among young black men; and (4) to understand the ways in which fatherlessness shapes young men's participation in cultural practices that facilitate their transition to manhood (e.g. ulwaluko). …”
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The interrelationship between leadership and identity formation in the Corinthian correspondence : a study of 1 Corinthians 1-4 by Sindo, Vuyani Stanley

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Vaccination of on-farm cattle against heartwater : safety and efficacy of Ehrlichia ruminantium (Welgevonden) vaccine

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Economically and academically disadvantaged young people striving to be computer literate in Mozambique : unfolding learner agency in constraining conditions by Zeininger, Christian

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A discourse analysis of pro-anorexia webstie by Chen, Yihua

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Fragments of modernity, shadows of the gothic : questions of representation and perception in William Kentridge's "I am not me, the horse is not mine" (2008) by Stuart-Clark, Lucy Bena

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Maternal experiences of prematurity, feeding and infant communication within a vulnerable population in South Africa by Buys, Kristen H. S.

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The prospect for developing an implementation framework for sustainable business models in South African investment management for environmental, social, and governance investment...

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Art as a therapeutic intervention in a multicultural South African context : experiences in an under resourced community clinic

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A historical examination of disruptive innovation management in the global media & entertainment industry by Pieterse, Petrus Jacobus

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Die voorstelling van die Noordweste as ruimte in George Weideman se digbundel 'n Staning onder sterre by Viviers, Marni

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Irma Stern (1894-1966) : the creation of an artist's reputation in her lifetime and posthumously, 1920-2013 by Sinisi, Sarah

“…During the artist's lifetime she was admired for her perceived ability to capture the 'spirit of Africa', apparently evident in her paintings of those culturally different from her. These paintings - of black African, Indian, coloured and Arab subjects - have remained an integral aspect of the artist's reputation and they are at the centre of much of the scholarly debate on the artist in the 1990s and 2000s. …”
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