Mobile Service Delivery: a systematic literature review of m-Government in South Africa by Maseloanyane, Theo

“…The proliferation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) has transformed how governments deliver public services to citizens. …”
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Possible contributors to students’ non-completion of the postgraduate nursing diploma at Stellenbosch University by Essa, Ilhaam

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Lewensvaardigheidsopleiding as MIV/VIGS-voorkomingtrategie : 'n sisteemteoretiese evaluering (Afrikaans)

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South African unit standards for sight-singing, realised in a multiple-media study package

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La didactique du Francais sur objectif specifique: vers la conception dún cours de francais du tourisme et de l'hotellerie pour l'Universite de Mzuzu/Malawi by Sefu, Christina

“…Voilà l'une des raisons pour lesquelles divers programmes ont été élaborés pour satisfaire les besoins de communication entre les gens de pays différents. …”
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Health systems determinants of delivery and uptake of maternal vaccines in low and middle-income countries: A qualitative systematic review by Davies, Bronte

“…However, there is a gap in the available literature for research on the role of health systems in the functioning of maternal vaccination programmes, particularly in LMICs. Based on available evidence, understanding health systems determinants of maternal vaccine uptake and delivery requires qualitative insight to inform maternal vaccine programming. …”
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The challenges faced by small & medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in accessing credit in Tanzania: perspectives in the time of Covid-19 by Tarimo, Asha

“…The study also found a gap in SME awareness of government support programs with most participants unaware of initiatives like the Bank of Tanzania's Covid-19 liquidity facility, suggesting a need for improved outreach and communication in future crisis events. …”
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A survey of antimicrobial usage in animals in South Africa with specific reference to food animals

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Ouerbetrokkenheid as faktor in die skolastiese vorderingsproblematiek van leerlinge in skole van die Departement van Onderwys en Kultuur (D.O.K.) Raad van Verteenwoordigers (R.V.) by Le Kay, Ivan Ulrich Daniel

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Fear-based advertising appeals : assessing execution styles of social marketing campaigns by Van Huyssteen, Lucea

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A review of agricultural economics training at South African universities

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Analysis of information literacy training at the National University of Lesotho by Lefalatsa, Limakatso

“…Major findings are that there is no information literacy programme in place hence there is no specific curriculum at NUL, as a result there is also no benchmarking. …”
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Educators' perspectives of the implementation of a classroom based, educator led occupational therapy intervention for fine motor skills by Damonse, Shireen

“…Using sampling, three Grade R educators were purposively trained in implementing a fine motor skills programme. They participated in two focus groups to describe their experiences of the training and the implementation of the programme. …”
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Exploring the Potential for Wilderness Therapy as an Intervention Method with At-Risk Youth in South Africa by Masters, Emily

“…This qualitative study utilized one-on-one remote interviews using Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp call and telephonic communication. A combination of purposive and snowball sampling was used to select 18 research respondents who worked within South African wilderness-based programmes targeting at-risk youth. …”
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Altruism and the role of affect: an investigation into the causal effects of positive emotions and its rationality on altruism by Kinyanjui, George Kariuki

“…consists of a nexus of interventions that aims to promote prosocial preferences (i.e., preferences for altruism, trust, and commitment to the public good), as well as interventions that are aimed at changing mindsets and perceptions that foster destructive risk-taking, myopia and civic apathy. The programme runs as a series of three modularised workshops covering self-belief, goal-orientation, creative thinking, problem solving, resilience, communication skills, trust building, project management, and political engagement. …”
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Congenital rubella in the Western Cape Province of South Africa : a vaccine preventable condition by Van der Westhuizen, Tarryn

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