Prevalence of common bacteria isolates and their susceptibility to antibiotics in malnourished children upto 5 years admitted at the maternal and child health hospital in Kejetia,... by Osei, Young Dorcas

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Transforming business students' dominant social paradigm: a case study of a Higher Education Institute teaching “New Economy Principles" by du Plessis, Julia

“…This change came about primarily due to the non-discipline related subjects of Critical Studies and Creative Development, which introduced students to the concept of “othering”; the engagement with diversity, which occurred in formal ways in class and informally in a social contexts; and the institutional culture of the HEI, which celebrates the value of diversity. …”
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The Johannesburg Gas Works - Restoring Significance through Restitution

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Graphic testimonies : voicing the unutterable in auto/biographics of war by Van Vollenstee, Andre

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Lefebvrean analyses of the South Africa-Botswana international border and borderlands by Nkooe, Seanokeng Ernestina

“…International borders and borderlands are geographically organized political spaces which are primary objects of geographical research. This cluster of geographic border spaces embody the territorial dimensions of Lefebvre's scholarship which are critically under advanced and not readily appropriated in political geography. …”
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Factors affecting condom usage among Cape Town high school students by Vergnani, Tania

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In the stars by Stewart, Chantal Juanita Michelle

“…It uses the stars, moon and sky as a tool to explore these differences by counterpoising the two main characters as having different views of the same subject. Thus Gabriel is an astronomer with a rational scientific approach to the universe while Lena, though brought up in a scientific tradition, has, through her experiences and personality, learnt to question this approach and developed a more aesthetic and mythological approach to the universe. …”
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The media, protest at and nation building in post-apartheid South Africa : The spear : a case study by Makwela, Mologadi

“…Afrocentricism, media framing and agenda setting, as well as social and cultural identity theories, provide theoretical constructs with which to unpack a number of important aspects inherent in the media’s representation of Jacob Zuma. …”
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Antimicrobial resistance patterns and biofilm formation of coagulase negative Staphylococcus species isolated from cow milk samples

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Assessment of the perceived impact of diabetes on quality of life in a group of South African diabetic patients by Katzenellenbogen, Leanne

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Exploring approaches to aural training at South African universities by Van der Westhuizen, Anja

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Collaboration in full-service schools : learning support teachers’ roles and practices by De Ridder, Charine

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Non-formal education for a sustainable development program in Cairo by Nada, Mennatallah Sabry

“…In Egypt, ESD is not a common subject found in the national formal educational system, so non-formal education in ESD is needed. …”
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Fragile yet unbreaking : an ethnographic exploration into young people's entangled experiences of traditional healing and HIV by Pentz, Stephen

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Learning through experience : an analysis of student leaders' reflections on the 1985-6 revolt in Western Cape schools by Weber, Keith Everard

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The mirror and the square : a study of ideology within contemporary art systems with special reference to the American avant-garde in the period 1933-1953 by Younge, James Gavin Forrest

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Gas and grain : the conservation of networked industrial landscapes by Worth, David

“…By way of contrast, the Cape Town grain elevator, now derelict, has been the subject of a draft Conservation Plan, albeit one prepared without public participation. …”
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