The Role of Formal and Informal Institutions in Shaping the Challenges Faced by Social Entrepreneurs: A Cross-Country Analysis Between Egypt and Tunisia by Magdy Saleh, Mirna

“…This study explores how formal and informal institutional contexts influence social entrepreneurs in Egypt and Tunisia; Tunisia is characterized by legal recognition and a framework governing social enterprises, whereas Egypt does not have a legal framework. …”
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Manifestations of social movements in the South African visual arts classroom : a critical pedagogical viewpoint

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A genre-based approach to writing across the curriculum in isiXhosa in the Cape Peninsula schools by Mali-Jali, Nomfundo

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Persuasion in selected Sesotho drama texts by Moorosi, Mabitle

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Sense of Belonging Among Undergraduate Students at The American University in Cairo: Demographic Trends, Barriers and Facilitators by Mohamed, Lamiaa M.

“…The study concludes that sense of belonging is a dynamic, co-constructed process shaped by the interaction between institutional structures and student agency. …”
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Exploring women's experiences of abuse and communication within intimate heterosexual relationships in a low-income semi-rural community by Gardiner, Desiree

“…Dominant male and female norms were both adopted and resisted by participants, and expressed when women spoke of their interaction and communication with their partners.…”
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A border of cloth: Ecological systems and critical spatial perspectives on the Islamic hijab

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Enhancing digital text collections with detailed metadata to improve retrieval

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The elaboration, modification and empirical testing of the Spies burnout structural model by Kotze, Chloe

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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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The nature of the relationship between mathematics teachers' pedagogical beliefs and their use of educational technology

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Fiscal and institutional factors and taxpayer culture as explanations for the 2018 VAT increase in South Africa by Pearson, Kirsten Susan

“…Additionally, a revised conceptual framework for the determination of taxation was produced.…”
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Towards the revitalisation of the Kromboom Parkway through the rehabilitation of the Kromboom River by Omar, Nicolas N

“…After analysing the different aspects of the existing framework plans for the central metropolitan open space system, I was fascinated by the concept of linkage as vital to success. …”
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The feasibility of implementing online dispute resolution as a distinct method of dispute resolution on the African continent by Cupido, Robin Vicky

“…Together with this increase in online interactions comes an increase in disputes arising online, and a reliable system to resolve these issues is needed. …”
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Resisting dominant language and literacy ideologies through family multilingualism and the making of ikhaya by Molate, Babalwayashe

“…Against the backdrop of this tension of interactions between monoglossia and heteroglossia, I examine family discourses in everyday language use of a South African family. …”
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Multilingual Educators’ Language Ideologies and Linguistic Repertoires: Insights from an Independent Girls’ School in Johannesburg by Van Zyl, Esmalet

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Contemporary Mosque Architecture in Egypt and Iran (a Comparative Analysis) by Ali, Hosam

“…When tolerance is applied to architecture it accommodates a cultural variety. Such cultural interactions and influences are evident when comparing Timurid architecture to Mamluk architecture, for example. …”
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Investigation of minor groove binders (MGB), non-ionic surfactant vesicles (NIV) delivery systems and IL-4i1 as novel pathogen- and host-directed drug therapy for tuberculosis by Hlaka, Lerato

“…The study thus provides a framework for new drug targets for the development of new effective drugs and vaccines for TB therapy.…”
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Origin and evolution of parental magmas associated with Pliocene-Quaternary low-silica volcanism within the Altiplano-Puna Volcanic Complex of northern Chile by González Maurel, Osvaldo Patricio

“…The Andean continental arc is built upon the thickest crust on Earth, whose eruption products reflect varying degrees of crustal assimilation. Physical interactions between mafic and felsic magmas for this arc are therefore difficult to recognize due to the differentiation of mantle-derived magma during ascent through the thickened crust and a corresponding lack of erupted primitive lavas. …”
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Can Telecentres successfully empower communities? Planning, Design, Execution and Evaluation of a South African Rural-agricultural Telecentre

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