Erziehung zur Zwei- und Mehrsprachigkeit. Eine kritische Untersuchung pädagogischer Konzepte

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The picturesque: plant life as a reinforcement of the concept of home by Scharf, Katharine-Anne Renate

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Voices through my hands: An auto-ethnographic study of the lived experiences of a South African child of Deaf adults by Harrison, Jane

“…Aim: The aim of the study is to provide the reader with rich, first-person information regarding the social, political and cultural circumstances of my formative years, in the context of being female, coloured, and having parents who are Deaf, against the backdrop of the South Africa of the 1980s. …”
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Framework for an advanced research information literacy (ARIL) programme for postgraduate researchers in engineering

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Antiretroviral treatment : challenges experienced by HIV positive women in Zimbabwe

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Challenges and opportunities for the integration of second-generation Zimbabweans in South Africa : implications for social work with migrants

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Exploring the molecular diversity and biomedicinal potential of marine invertebrates and South African actinomycetes for tuberculosis drug discovery by Acquah, Kojo Sekyi

“…The extracts were subsequently subjected to an activity-guided isolation process to yield heteronemin from Hyrtios reticulatus extract, and bengamides P and Q from Jaspis splendens extract. …”
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BYOD: Risk considerations in a South African organisation by Veljkovic, Ivan

“…Using the available literature on this subject and an interpretative exploratory case study approach, this research explored various facets of BYOD-related risks (e.g. implementational, technological, legislation, regulation and privacy risks, human aspects and organisational concerns) as well as the impact these risks may have on both employees and an organisation. …”
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Memory, language, self and time : personhood and relationship in dementia by Grant, Jennifer

“…This institutionally structured relation of care must be recognized as both an alternative form of sociality within which 'demented' residents are held in life and relationship, and as an instrument through which old people with dementia are subjected to the routines, norms, and temporal structures on the ward. …”
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An investigation into partnerships between schools and service provider in an education district by Bailey, Lorraine

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Using images to support communication in aphasia rehabilitation

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The role of innovative building technologies in self-build architecture to facilitate sustainable human development in the informal housing context of South Africa

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