The challenge to pastoral caregivers in the event of sudden death

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Diabelli’s Vaterländischer Künstlerverein Part II as a representation of the development of the waltz within the socio-political context of Vienna ca. 1820

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Job satisfaction amongst employee assistance professionals in the jacaranda branch of employee assistance professionals association of South Africa

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A qualitative evidence synthesis on resilience-enabling interventions in rural schools in the Global South

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Computer-based learning for the enhancement of breastfeeding training for South African undergraduate dietetic students by Du Plessis, Lisanne

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Marketing communication strategies for chinese automotive OEMs operating in South Africa: the role of diversity in consumer decision-making

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A critical analysis of whether BEPS Action 1 resolves issues of source taxation by van Der Westhuizen, Werner

“…This is due to the perception that digital companies are under-taxed and that there is a misalignment between where the value is created and where the digital enterprise is subject to tax.2 The OECD/G20 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project (BEPS) is looking at restoring confidence in the international tax system by taxing profits where value is created. …”
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Information and knowledge management in South African law firms - a case study by Ramohlola, Alice Mokgadi

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Elusive accountability? examining the complexities of governance within the civilian intelligence services of South Africa by Sifolo, Ntandazo

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Clubs of Night: An artistic response into spaces of collective association and coping in a patriarchal time by Chydenius, Isabella

“…It is from this perspective that my body of work aims to shed light on the theoretical and symbolic meaning of the intentionally created physical “safe(r) space” (Austin, B., 2018) of specific nightclubs and events that challenge patriarchal norms. 4 In other words, I am interested in how these oftenoverlooked spaces can create new configurations of belonging between like-minded people and able to induce new forms of shared subjectivity in the time-space of the night. I draw on art-historical examples of how nightclub culture has historically provided the time-space for expression and reimagination of the ‘Self' and society, and how this has served as a catalyst for change into mainstream culture, as well as national and global politics. …”
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Narrative, conflict and change : journalism in the new South Africa by Fordred, Lesley J

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The self-identity of the young transracially adopted child

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The resurrection revived : a critical examination

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An intertextual perspective on the semantics of hypotassō in the deutero-Pauline and Catholic letters by Brown, Joel Stephen

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South African Science Diplomacy : an analysis of key strategic partnerships

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The role of CAPS in preparing school learners for responsible leadership: An exploration of learner experiences at three high schools in the Western Cape by Schoeman, Rentia

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חֶסֶד and Ikharari : the book of Ruth from a Lomwe perspective by Alfredo, Justino Manuel

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Exploring sexuality education in government high schools by Rudolph, Donovan Oscar

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Prehensile: an explication of this is Africa, a travel memoir by Jack Rathmell by Rathmell, John

“…The lines between individual and brand have become blurred. Subjective Realism is another recurring topic. Our warped perceptions can be especially problematic regarding places that have been victims of colonialism and imperialism; traveling Westerners now “inflict” our subjective realities on these other places and peoples. …”
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