A network-based coordination design for seamless handover between heterogeneous wireless networks by Magagula, Linoh A

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Improved decoder metrics for DS-CDMA in practical 3G systems by Elbassiouny, Shady Osama Mahmoud

“…While 4G mobile networks have been deployed since 2008. In several of the more developed markets, 3G mobile networks are still growing with 3G having the largest market -in terms of number of users- by 2019. 3G networks are based on Direct- Sequence Code-Division Multiple-Access (DS-CDMA). …”
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Training of health care workers in adherence counselling for comprehensive care, management and treatment clinics by Raphela, Ramadimetja Elsie

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Ridership mismatch and spatial restructuring in the MyCiti bus rapid transit, city of Cape Town : the unintended outcome of land market forces? by Teessen, Minette

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The corporate social contract : from enlightened monarch to accountable democarcy : CSR and sovereignty by Paschke, Sasha Uwe Pieter Heinz

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Resource sharing in distributed peer-to-peer internet applications

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An assessment of the extent to which the city of Johannesburg's Rea Vaya bus rapid transit system is achieving its intended socio-economic and political objectives by Mjiyako, Dominic Ntokozo

“…The research examines the policy objectives of the Rea Vaya BRT system as part of the larger Corridors of Freedom capital programme, which aims to create development nodes to densify the City and improve mobility, and in turn enhance social integration. …”
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Road Safety Challenges in Egypt: A Discussion of Policy Alternatives by ElMoghazi, Yasmine

“…The UN introduced a conceptual framework consisting of five pillars (1) road safety management; (2) safer roads and mobility; (3) safer vehicles; (4) safer road users; and (5) post-crash response. …”
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The mattering of African contemporary art: value and valuation from the studio to the collection by Gurney, Kim Janette

“…It seeks transfigurative nodes and their catalysts to explore how art matters: firstly how it becomes matter in the studio, and then how it comes to matter beyond the studio door. …”
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Development of a monitoring and evaluation framework for sustainability assessment of microtransit systems by Buenk, Reinhart

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Environmental reasoning of secondary-level schoolchildren : case study of Okahandja, Namibia by Moolman, Tiani

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Mentoring and networking as vital gears for the development of successful women business leaders

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VoIP packet scheduling for LTE advanced by Mugisha, Ronnie

“…The Packet Scheduler (PS) which is a key entity located in the base-station/eNodeB plays a prime role as a key feature of LTE's Radio Resource Management in increasing the system's data rate and providing support for the diverse QoS requirements of mobile services. …”
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Investigation of Streptomyces promoters by Bourn, William Richard

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Staff and disabled students’ experiences of disability support, inclusion and exclusion at Stellenbosch University by Lyner-Cleophas, Marcia Mirl

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The Bass diffusion model for communication technology globally and the economic factors that influence it by Boucher, Bradley

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Moral and cultural discourses surrounding women athletes in Egypt by El-Ghazaly, Yasmeen

“…As with any academic research I needed to look for several reliable sources discussing women and sports in Egypt, although Egypt has positively come a long way in this domain, I did not find much research on the topic per se. …”
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International framework agreements as a form of transnational labour relations

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Extended holiday in Hurghada: Russian women and 'urfi marriage as an 'alternative circuit of survival' by Walby, Joanne

“…In Egypt, some negative stereotypes have been associated with the Russian population living in Hurghada, a tourist town a 395 km south of Cairo along the Red Sea coast that has sprung up in the past 15 years as Egypt developed its tourism industry. Before coming to Hurghada I didn‘t have a sense of the size of the local Russian population but I had read that it was a transit point for women being trafficking into Israel‘s sex industry.2 Instead I found Russian women making use of their relative mobility and economic privilege as ―white‖ tourists and then later as foreign residents in Egypt‘s fastest-growing tourist town. 3 One aim of this paper is to challenge the trope of the Russian trafficked women and explore the desires,challenges and motivations behind this significant wave of immigration that is turning Egypt‘s Red Sea coast into a multi-cultural community and site of spectacular growth in the tourism and real estate markets.…”
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Technical succession planning as a knowledge retention strategy for knowledge organisations

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