Improving the diagnosis of tuberculosis and drug-resistant (including rifampicin heteroresistance) using novel molecular tools in a high-volume programmatic laboratory by Ghebrekristos, Yonas Tesfagabir

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Comparison of different methods by means of which water holding capacity of soil is determined and the prediction of water holding capacity from soil texture in coarse-textured soi... by Howell, C. L. (Carolyn Louise)

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Understanding the effects of user participation in information security risk management : a comparative study of South Africa and Malawi by Kalelo-Phiri, Dimson

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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder in Context: a comparison of family perceptions in a high income and low/middle-income country by Viljoen, Marisa

“…Background Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects individuals from all continents, cultures and socio-economic backgrounds. It presents differently in different individuals and functional outcomes can be highly variable dueto the heterogenous nature of ASD. …”
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Lewensvaardigheidsopleiding as MIV/VIGS-voorkomingtrategie : 'n sisteemteoretiese evaluering (Afrikaans)

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Young adults’ perceptions of community violence experienced in a South African context during adolescence

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The outcome of intracranial subdural empyema at Steve Biko Academic Hospital : retrospective study

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Development and evaluation of an IoT biofilm monitoring system for the continuous production of cells for bioremediation by Bowles, Brian Keith

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Identification and quantification of bacteria associated with cultivated Spirulina and impact of physiological factors by Mogale, Motlalekgomo

“…This study sought to identify the microorganisms that typically contaminate Spirulina cultivation ponds, to understand their interaction with Spirulina biomass during cultivation and to evaluate the vulnerabilities of these contaminants, in order to generate strategies for controlling their populations during open pond cultivation. The main objectives of this study were therefore: • To quantify the bacterial load in processed Spirulina powder from a single pilot facility to ascertain the presence of the contaminant in the final product derived from the outdoor pond system used as a case study, and to quantify the bacterial load in the outdoor cultivation cultures. • To identify and characterize the bacteria associated with these Spirulina cultures and processed powder from a pilot operation carried out in Franschhoek, South Africa, with a particular focus on evaluating the likelihood for pathogens. • To establish the dynamics of the relationship between Spirulina and bacterial growth under different environmental conditions including pH, salinity and temperature. • To develop practical methods to control and minimize contamination.…”
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Strategic entrepreneurial response of small and medium enterprises

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The introduction of multi-strain probiotics to preterm infants in a regional hospital: an observational study by Abrahams, Meliza

“…A total of eleven (14.3%) infants had positive cultures. These were predominantly gram-negative organisms and there were no positive cultures of probiotic organisms. …”
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Success and failure factors in post-acquisition / post-merger integration

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The role of values, beliefs and norms in female consumers' clothing disposal behaviour

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Post-apartheid racism among Afrikaans speaking urban adolescents : a narrative-pastoral reflection

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Longitudinal investigation of vaccine specific antibody levels and cellular markers of adaptive immune responses in HIV Exposed Uninfected (HEU) and Unexposed (UE) infants by Naidoo, Shalena

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Isolation and characterization of mesenchymal stem cells from human tissues

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Evaluating the influence of winemaking practices on biogenic amine production by wine microorganisms by Smit, Anita Yolandi

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Exploring factors influencing Black South African Millennials when considering African Ankara fashion by Mbumbwa, Tendai

“…African fashion portrays both these elements through the vibrant fabric and culturally inspired pieces of clothing. With Western fashion dominating South African shopping centres, whether the younger and significant black South African Millennial (BSAM) cohort members ascribe any value to African fabric fashion is a matter of interest. …”
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