The integration of strategies for non-formal education and development in third world communities

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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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Hepatitis A seroprevalence in South Africa: Are we in epidemiological transition? by Enoch, Annabel

“…Infection with HAV is vaccine preventable, however, a vaccine against HAV is not included in the Expanded Programme on Immunization in South Africa (SA). South Africa was considered to be a high endemic country for hepatitis A in the past, hence there was no need for routine immunization against the virus. …”
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A CAN based distributed telemetry and telecommand network for a nanosatellite by Khumalo, Simphiwe

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Complex associations : facilitator, host and refugee, a 'round-about' way of drama for inclusion by Hughes, Shannon

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Intercultural learning and community mobilisation within eMzantsi by Gwatirisa, Ruvimbo Valerie

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Striving for a Better Future: Fostering Students’ Skills Towards Employment Through Instructional Practices by Hassan Zaki Badr, Mona A.

“…In the quantitative phase, a 21-question survey is administered to graduate students in the master’s programs of Engineering, master’s program of International and Comparative Education, and Masters’ of Business Administration. …”
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The place of graphic design in national development by Dzakpasu, Bridget Eli

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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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Investigating the impact of a parenting intervention within a rural South African community: a longitudinal social network analysis by Kleyn, Lisa Marguerite

“…Additionally, I investigated whether ties to parenting programme attendees in the communication network predicted improved parenting. …”
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Primary school teachers' opinions and attitudes towards stuttering in two socio-economic quintiles within the Western Cape by Abrahams, Kristen

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Building evidence for improving childhood immunisation coverage in Africa. by Wiysonge, Shey Umaru Charles

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A microcomputer-based synthesis of Blissymbols from key components to facilitate language acquisition in severely disabled people by Shalit, Ami

“…Blissymbolics is a semantically-based graphic language which was originally developed as universal channel of communication to promote world peace. Instead, this logical and unambiguous symbol system has been adopted as a communication-enhancement system for pre-reading non-speaking children, and it is now ranked as the most comprehensive and effective graphic system used within augmentative communication. …”
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Cervical cancer prevention: perceptions of women attending Knysna primary health care clinics by Visser, Liesl

“…The current screening method is by pap-smear, but other methods of screening and primary prevention against human papillomavirus (HPV) by immunization are currently being investigated. The aim of this study was to explore the experience, knowledge, attitude and beliefs of the clinic attending women attending clinics in the Knysna sub-district regarding the current cervical screening programme and to obtain their opinion on the possible alternatives methods available. …”
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Molecular epidemiology of rabies in northern South Africa and southern Zimbabwe demonstrates an epidemiological complexity that involves domestic dogs and jackals (Canis mesomelas)

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