Towards the co-production of fisheries knowledge for co-management using mobile technologies by Iversson Piazza, Tatiana

“…The research aimed to understand and assess the concerns and uncertainties of formalizing the mobile app (Abalobi) and explore if the mobile app can entice fishers' enthusiasm towards the implementation of…”
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The response of mobile intertidal invertebrates to subsistence harvesting in Northern KwaZulu-Natal by Morgan, Derek

“…Spatial scale comparisons were made between as well as within harvested and non-harvested locations. …”
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The Impact Of Mobile Banking Customer Experience On Loyalty Among Millennials In South Africa by Ncube, Justice

“…Through conducting this research on millennials in South Africa, this study has expanded the knowledge of mobile banking research in the country. A valuable contribution was made by this study, as this study gave better insight into the factors that significantly influence the customer's experience of millennials in mobile banking. …”
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English teachers' use of mobile devices in sourcing literature materials for language teaching

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The economic and social effects of mobile phone usage: the case of women traders in Accra by Ussher, Yvette A. A.

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Rastas on the road to healing: plant-human mobilities in Cape Town, South Africa by Reid, Andrew M

“…On their transformational journeys, herbalists increase their plant knowledge, expand their secondary language capacity, learn to navigate multiple modes of transport, gain physical stamina and knowledge of the body, establish trade networks and build customer bases;; all of which contribute to the authority and healing abilities of an herbalist.…”
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A study of lexical borrowing and occasional code-switching amongst young middle-class Syrians in Saudi Arabia and Syria by Mozaic, Zeina

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Energy efficient hybrid routing protocol for wireless sensor networks

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The factors influencing learner travel time to school in the metropolitan municipalities of Gauteng Province by Rammuki, Paulos Matlhomola

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Barriers to cycling mobility in Masiphumelele, Cape Town: a best-worst scaling approach by Irlam, James Hamilton

“…Barriers to cycling mobility were investigated in Masiphumelele, a LIC in Cape Town, in order to inform recommendations for promoting cycling as a mode of transport in this community and beyond. …”
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Clustering algorithms for sensor networks and mobile ad hoc networks to improve energy efficiency by Wei, Dali

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Mobile phone technology as an aid to contemporary transport questions in walkability, in the context of developing countries by Chege, Wilberforce Wanjau

“…Facilitating this primary mode, while curbing the growth of less sustainable mobility uses requires special attention for the safety and convenience of walking in view of a Global South context. …”
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Towards a Typology for Understanding Mobile Phone Victimisation in South African High Schools by Lusinga, Shallen

“…Calls have, therefore, been made to investigate mobile aggression and victimisation further. …”
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Ubiquitous mesh networking : application to mobile communication and information dissemination in a rural context by Maliwatu, Richard

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Mobile Service Delivery: a systematic literature review of m-Government in South Africa by Maseloanyane, Theo

“…The ubiquitous nature of mobile phones presents the potential to bridge the digital divide and make public services more accessible to everybody through m-government. …”
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Implementation of mobile technology based library service: case study of University of Cape Coast

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Clinical utility of mobile and automated hearing health technology in an infectious disease clinic setting

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Mobile money discounting and currency abandonment : livelihoods and monetary practices in rural Binga, Zimbabwe

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Misalignment - the core challenge in integrating security and privacy requirements into mobile banking application development by Machiridza, Memory

“…Security and privacy requirements can be added into the mobile application development processes by practising secure coding, and/or, by adding a third party security tool. …”
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