Teacher participation in curriculum decision making : a study of teachers' opinions on history education at secondary schools in the Cape Peninsula by Ebrahim, Radya

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The development of some rotationally invariant population based optimization methods by Ras, Marthinus Nicolaas

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Identification and characterization of additives in colourants by advanced analytical techniques by Maku, Lebogang Jennifer

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The effect of geological alterations on pillar strength

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Optimal control surface mixing of a Rhomboid-Wing UAV

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εἰρωνεία or ironia : on the nature and function of Socratic irony by Louw, Lunette

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The development of the doctrine of common purpose subsequent to the judgement in S v Safatsa 1988 1 SA 868 (A): with specific reference to the general principles of criminal liabil... by Combrinck, H

“…The doctrine of common purpose, which hails from English law, was introduced into South African law via the Native Territories Penal Code. The first South African criminal case in which this doctrine was applied outside the field of application of the abovementioned act, was Ry Garnsworthy, where it was formulated as follows: Where two or more persons combine in an undertaking for an illegal purpose, each one of them is liable for anything done by the other of others of the combination, in the furtherance 'of their object, if what was done was what they knew or ought to have known, would be a probable result of their endeavoring to achieve their object.5 According to Visser and Vorster,6 this doctrine was probably imported into our law due to difficulties experienced in 1 D XLVIII.8.17: 'If a man dies after having been struck in the course of a quarrel, the blows of every one who took part in this should be investigated' - own translation. 2. …”
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The German "culpa in contrahendo" by Ick, Harald

“…In German law the contractual liability of the debtor requires an obligation, this is expressed within the German civil code which formulates 'an obligatory relationship'. …”
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Rheological model for paint properties by Moolman, Pieter Lafras

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An environmental impact assessment of urbanisation in the Erongo Region, Namibia by McCallum, Alison Nicola

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The analysis of the implementation of the AgriSETA’s Internship Programme by the Department of Higher Education and Training

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Governance and language policy in three schools in the Western Cape : opportunity for deliberative democracy? by Retief, Rikus

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An investigation into the deformation and tearing of thin circular plates subjected to impulsive loads by Teeling-Smith, R Graeme

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The biopolitics of violence in the drama of the Niger Delta by Ajumeze, Henry Obi

“…At other times, the texts illustrate how the ontology of water and the knowledge that it enables construct the people's mode of resistance, articulating ways in which the seaweeds and crocodiles that inhabit the swamps are entangled in the violent political ecology of the region. …”
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Architecture and identity : redefining the taxi industry

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A theoretical model for a Fang-French-English Specialized multi-volume school dictionary by Ella, Edgard Maillard

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Active contraction of the left ventricle with cardiac tissue modelled as a micromorphic medium by Kamper, Marina

“…In this study, instead of a classical continuum formulation, we utilise a micromorphic continuum description for cardiac tissue. …”
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Topology optimisation and simultaneous analysis and design : material penalisation and local stress constraints by Munro, Dirk Pieter

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