A church historical enquiry regarding growth of membership in the church of Central Africa, Presbyterian - Harare Synod (1912 – 2012) by Gunde, Samuel

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An assessment of the Egyptian government alternative healthcare coverage system: treatment at the expense of state by Radwan, Rasha Sadek

“…The Program of Treatment at the Expense of State (PTES) is the main alternative available for underprivileged Egyptian patients who cannot otherwise afford to pay for adequate medical treatment. …”
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Student use and teacher requirement of e-mail conventions by Galabi, Lora Ibrahim

“…A convenience sample of 61 students and 13 teachers from the Intensive English Program at the American University in Cairo, Egypt was used. …”
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Bridging the Gap: Analyzing Volunteerism Barriers to the International Humanitarian NGOs in Egypt by Fouad, Heba

“…Therefore, it is essential to advocate for a professional volunteer management approach that ensures effective volunteer selection and onboarding, effective implementation of supervision techniques and volunteer feedback and communication, implementation of a volunteer recognition program that emphasizes high performance, identification of volunteers' strengths and interests to provide opportunities for skill development and ensuring volunteer flexibility and work-life balance. …”
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Re-imagining doctor-patient relationships in an African context: a transformative educational perspective by Ras, Tasleem

“…Using a South African clinical postgraduate Family Medicine training programme as a case study, this project answered two central research questions: (i) How do students learn to navigate relationships with patients in this training programme? …”
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A posthumanist critique of PRASA’s Metrorail infrastructure and its contribution to perpetuated inequalities of the majority, Hatfield, Pretoria

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Capital constraint to entrepreneurial start-ups in South Africa's emerging agribusiness industry

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Project work as a vehicle for information literacy education in disadvantaged schools : an ethnographic field study of grade seven project work in a primary school in Cape Town by Hart, Genevieve Claire

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Life Sciences teachers' use of discursive moves to establish dialogic discourse when teaching about the cell cycle

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Differential effects of combinations of anti-retrovirals and progestins on gene expression and HIV-1 replication in cells of the female genital tract by Dlamini, Sigcinile

“…With the development of programmes using anti-retrovirals (ARVs) to prevent HIV infection, the concurrent use of hormonal contraception and ARVs is likely to increase in young women. …”
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Perceptions held by masters students of the NOMA Track Module on ‘Nutrition, Human Rights and Governance’ by Marais, Martha Louisa

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Fast and Accurate Automatic Design of Spiral Inductors from High-Level Specification by Ismail, Heba

“…Integrated on-chip planar spiral inductors are widely employed in communication circuit blocks and other various electronic devices, thus becoming an essential passive component of RF integrated circuits (RFICs). …”
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Novel approaches to performance evaluation and benchmarking for energy-efficient multicast: empirical study of coded packet wireless networks by Ajibesin, Adeyemi Abel

“…With the advancement of communication networks, a great number of multicast applications such as multimedia, video and audio communications have emerged. …”
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Plain language and multilingualism in South Africa: a focus on literacy and understanding in law drafting by Maziba, Gugu

“…English dominates legal communication even though citizens struggle with its legal understanding. …”
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Investigation of Tuberculosis in Domestic Goats (Capra aegagrus hircus) in KwaZulu-Natal by Cooke, Deborah Margaret

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The institutional dynamics of participatory slum-upgrading processes: the case of Langrug informal settlement by Siame, Gilbert

“…The research uses semi-structured interviews, field observations and secondary data to examine the nature of the partnership, institutional relations, scope and approach of the Langrug upgrade programme. The study concludes that the Langrug upgrade programme depicts a typical coproduction arrangement where many institutions are collaborating to improve the living conditions of the urban poor in Langrug. …”
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Competencies and applicability of the Master of Public Health (MPH) qualification. A qualitative study of graduates from South African Universities by Gwini, Grace Paidamoyo

“…Their MPH degrees facilitated career advancement by equipping them with leadership, management, research, analytical, and communication skills. However, gaps in practical training, advanced data analysis, program management, and emergency preparedness were identified. …”
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Influence of religious values on stakeholder management: The Islamic religious perspective by Benneh, Dennis Diawuo

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A hardware implementation of a Viterbi decoder for a (3,2/3) TCM code by Horwitz, Michael Richard

“…It was the specific intention of the thesis to design a system that could be implemented on standard Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) yet still be able to cope with high bit rates. …”
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An Investigation of the Benefits of Palliative Care for Patients with Chronic Heart Failure at a Novel Hospital-Based Palliative Care Service. by Hunter, Joy

“…The first theme that emerged focused on issues of high service usage due to recurrent hospitalizations in the group, the second on communication factors in palliative care. The third theme was on information and education, the fourth on the importance of resources in palliative care and the last theme was on the Abundant Life Palliative Care Programme. …”
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