The implementation of alternatives to corporal punishment in selected Pretoria schools

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The location and nature of accumulated phosphorus in activated sludge

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Towards a poetics of a contemporary Broadway sound: orchestration techniques in Alan Menken’s Disney musicals and their application to a contemporary south African musical by Bezuidenhout, Stephanus Abraham

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Modelling of dragline dynamics by Crous, Pieter Gobregts

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Community development in Kayamandi by Osman, Wilo Abdulle

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Gas phase heterogeneous catalyst performance testing in laboratory fixed-bed reactors by Kruger, Dawid

“…Here, the lack of characterisation of the macro-porosity by N2 physisorption resulted in more severe under-estimations of the effective diffusivities than the equivalent estimations made with MIP data. The best prediction was made by the ‘parallel-path pore’ model by Johnson & Stewart (1965) using MIP data. …”
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The effect of food price shocks on poverty in South Africa

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Stochastic reliability modelling for complex systems

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A decent minimum of health care in South Africa: a bioethical proposal by Fourie, Francois

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The influence of leader integrity on ethical leadership, interactional justice, leader trust and counterproductive work behaviour by Du Toit, Marelise

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The cognitive dynamics of socio-technological thinking in the early phases of expert designers' design processes

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Determining the hydrological benefits of clearing invasive alien vegetation on the Agulhas Plain, South Africa by Nowell, Megan Sarah

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A comparative study on the effect of male migration on female spouses in middle and lower income families by Helmy, Marwa

“…The researcher focused on formulating questions for the women that address these three aspects.…”
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An extension of the recreational carrying capacity concept : a procedure for recreation resource allocation in the planning of natural landsapes by Henderson, Caroline M

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Transformation in South African rugby: ensuring financial sustainability by Coetzee, Eduard

“…Research indicated what progress has been made in this regard and identified areas where transformation processes can be improved, by reviewing pertinent literature (including historical records, autobiographical accounts, journal articles, and statistical research reports), investigating the programs in place, and through conducting contact interviews with pertinent players, both on and off the field. …”
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The geohydrology of the Swartkops River Basin : Uitenhage Region, Eastern Cape by Maclear, Limont Gordon Alexander

“…Estimations of pollution load volumes are made based on hydraulic parameters derived from aquifer tests. …”
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Critical assessment of right to safe water and sanitation in a South African informal settlement: a case study of Marikana, Cape Town by Danti, Ntomboxolo

“…Most of these informal settlements were formulated during the land invasion and so on and has since been increasing throughout South Africa. …”
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Building biodiversity data infrastructure for science and decision-making: information needs and information-seeking patterns in South Africa by Daly, Brenda

“…A quantitative investigation of the information needs of end-users of biodiversity information was made, their information-seeking patterns analysed and the various uses of information by different user groups in South Africa investigated. …”
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Persuasion as a social heuristic: A rhetorical analysis of the making of the constitution of Namibia by Mathe, Audrin

“…By analysing the Hansard, one can begin to formulate a picture of the rhetoric that led to a new Constitution of the Republic of Namibia and begin to understand rhetoric in the Namibian context. …”
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Non-governmental organisations and poverty reduction in the north west and east regions of Cameroon by Nsah, Edwin Saka

“…In conclusion, NGOs are purporting to have made real achievements in poverty alleviation but in reality their programmes are benefitting only a few from the grave effects of poverty because they are more involved with charity work. …”
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