Data capture of geometric data for local authorities' geographic information systems by De Wet, Francois Johan

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The occupational mobility of black workers in the Witwatersrand building industry from 1960 with some reference to the occupational mobility of the Coloured people in the western C... by Scheiner, Philip

“…Such a focus on the micro-perspective of one industry is important to obtain a clearer and more accurate representation of the facts, causes and consequences of the shifting colour bar in South Africa. …”
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Assessing the impact of a waiting time survey on reducing waiting times in primary care clinics in Cape Town, South Africa by Daniels, Johann Alexander

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Scientific change and the meanings of terms : an examination of P.K. Feyerabend's incommensurability theses by Mizroch, Carol Arlene

“…The case against radical meaning variance is more complex as it requires the support of a theory of meaning. …”
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Exploring learner and teacher roles in curriculum development in a process approach to a basic English as a second language programme for adults by Clifford, Marian

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Allegories of drought and of gardens in the novels of J.M. Coetzee and Dambudzo Marechera by Lilford, Grant Charles

“…Both writers work within a more global tradition of writing about scarcity and plenty. …”
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Developments in currency and banking at the Cape between 1782 and 1825, with an account of contemporary controversies by Swart, H G

“…The authorities may issue increased currency to meet what they believe to be trade demands, but, in fact, they may issue more than enough and the result will be unconscious inflation. …”
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Lived scarcity, social attitudes and political behaviour in Kenya : evidence from Afrobarometer Round 5 by Isbell, Thomas Alexander

“…Overall, the models suggest that the effects of scarcity are more complex than previously acknowledged. The risk of violence should thus not be estimated only through direct effects between scarcity and violence, but the risk should be understood in terms of both immediate, direct effects, and mid- and long- term, indirect effects such as decreased levels of political trust, lower perceptions of state legitimacy and more accepting attitudes towards violence.…”
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Public interest influences in competition law : a comparative analysis of South Africa and Germany by Willing, Tim Maximilian

“…The casuistry in both countries falls short of more than some rules of thumb. Economic evaluations that become more detailed through the development of economic models should form the starting point for balancing deliberations, especially in Germany. …”
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The use of small photovoltaic systems for the electrification of off-grid homes by Muller, Donovan Herbert

“…Photovoltaics proved to be very much more cost effective than petrol generators, and were also found to be cheaper than coventionally used energy sources such as paraffin, candles and batteries. …”
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The kombi taxi : an alternative mode of transport by Kokernot, Diana

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Potential relevance of neuroscience to guide consumption of multimedia technologies towards enhancing learning by Wanjogu, Edwin

“…In the wake of rapidly progressing technology, educational institutions are searching for more innovative uses of educational technologies to teach the new kind of students who are entering into these institutions. …”
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Humeral stem loosening following reverse shoulder arthroplasty - systematic review and meta-analysis by Grey, Barend Christiaan

“…Conclusion: Aseptic stem loosening occurred more commonly in cohorts with long follow-up times (2% vs 0.8%, p = 0.01). …”
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A silent sin?: An investigation into the provision of community based non-governmental support services for male victims of sexual violence in South Africa by Petrovic, Vanja

“…By way of conclusion a list of recommendations for more effective service delivery to male victims of sexual violence is provided, which highlight the need for more 1) advocacy and awareness raising, 2) more evidence-based research, 3) funding), 4) training of professionals working with survivors of sexual violence and 5) cooperation between stakeholders.…”
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Examining patterns of coexistence in the Cape genus Tetraria (Cyperaceae) from a phylogenetic perspective : tracing the history of community assembly processes by Slingsby, Jasper

“…Coexisting species are significantly more closely related at the study than at the plot scale, implying relaxation of the effects of competitive interactions at coarser spatial scales. …”
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Monetary policy in low income countries: the case of Uganda by Anguyo, Francis Leni

“…The results suggest that the central bank currently responds to changes in the interest rate spread and that it may be possible to derive a more favourable sacrifice ratio by making use of a slightly more aggressive response to macroeconomic developments. …”
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Accelerated cooperative co-evolution on multi-core architectures by Moyo, Edmore

“…However, there is a need for real-time systems and the ability to solve more complex tasks which has prompted a further need to optimize these CC methods. …”
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Approximating the Heston-Hull-White Model by Patel, Riaz

“…In contrast, when the components are correlated, the more useful case for the pricing of hybrid claims, an exact characteristic function cannot be obtained. …”
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The relationship between childhood attachment, parenting styles and social development in autism spectrum disorder by Carter, Kirsty

“…Results showed that while both the ASD group and the neurotypical group reported significantly more Authoritative parenting than the other two styles (Authoritarian and Permissive), there was also more of the less positive parenting styles reported in the ASD group. …”
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"The Government Believes That History Unfolds as History Unfolds" In what ways have consecutive Dutch governments sought to address Dutch violence during Indonesia's independence w... by Assies, Tessa

“…Since the end of the twentieth century, more and more countries have been confronted with how to deal with injustice from the past. …”
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