The poetry of David Livingstone Phakamile Yali-Manisi by Bokoda, Alfred Telelé

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Achieving baseline states in sparsely connected spiking-neural networks: stochastic and dynamic approaches in mathematical neuroscience by Antrobus, Alexander Dennis

“…I then present a small adjustment to a well known model and provide some original work in analysing the resultant dynamics. …”
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A study of indigenous children's literature in South Africa by Van Vuuren, Kathrine

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The University of the Witwatersrand History Workshop and radical South African historical scholarship in the 1970's and 1980's by Tatham, Gayle Kirsten

“…The History Workshop is seen to reflect and to have some influence on the direction pursued in labour and urban as well as rural history. …”
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The effect of seminal fluid on TBx2 and TBX3 expression and activity in cervical cancer cells by Cooper, George William

“…Frequent exposure to seminal fluid (SF), the liquid component of semen, has been proposed as a potential driver of oncogenesis in cervical cancers and has been shown to exacerbate some aspects of cervical cancers. While some of the cellular signaling pathways responsible for these phenomena have been identified, much remains to be elucidated. …”
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South Africa awaits a possible new law banning foreign ownership and restricting domestic ownership of agricultural land: Is this in line with this country's obligations and commit... by Ewers, Jade Güdron

“…Foreigners will be allowed to conclude long term leases. Some parties most likely to be affected by this proposed new Bill are South Africa's fellow WTO Members in services trade and investors from its BIT partner countries. …”
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Building or stumbling, blocks anyhow: a comparative approach of regional labour mobility frameworks towards global solutions by Sauriol-Nadeau, Isabelle

“…While concessions to labour mobility at the international level seem off the agenda, with the General Agreements on Trades in Services essentially tabled, the past decades have produced a proliferation of regional trade agreements (RTAs), some of which are facilitating labour mobility specifically. …”
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An exploratory study of the governance and management processes of family foundations in South Africa by Najjaar, Sufiya

“…Most family foundations thought they had a clear grant making strategy with some family foundations including newer generations values and ideas into grant making. …”
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The Role of Regional Organisations in Upholding Credible and Legitimate Electoral Processes in Africa by Mbanje, Tendai Shephard

“…They assist with interventions when governments act unconstitutionally and refuse to step down from power. In some cases, they impose sanctions, where necessary, to states violating democracy and human rights. …”
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Improving the Teaching Staff Capacity to Integrate EdTech in the Teaching and Learning Processes at Eduardo Mondlane University by Mate, Marisa Jeremias

“…Community of practice theory was used as the third theory to explain how some faculties were willing to embrace educational technology and had history with previous projects. …”
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Lwandle : criminalisation of a community by Sloth-Nielsen, Julia

“…During the preparation of this report, I did, however, liase a great deal with the 'research team who compiled it, and (hopefully) succeeded in imparting some of the information now embodied in the report. …”
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Red Sea Intermediate Water in the greater Agulhas Current system by Roman, Raymond Edward

“…In terms of the maximum density level, RSIW spreading appears in some cases to lie as deep as the ~crn=27.70 even when NIDW was introduced into the source water matrix. …”
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Poetry & patronage in the early imperial era : through the eyes of martial by Austin, Richard

“…This study hopes to show that, whilst allowing for the devices which are inherent to poetry, Martial's epigrams do have some merit as brief sketches of the complex social machinery of patronage. …”
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Exploring expected roles and responsibilities of waste pickers and homeowners in the waste picker integration process: a case study by Fraser, Sally

“…Informal waste collection in South Africa is carried out by some of society's most vulnerable individuals. Their work often operates in middle- and upper-class areas, where many homeowners have been found to hold negative perceptions towards street waste pickers and their work. …”
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Exploring pain science education in the context of a healthcare dyad: what supports or hinders pain reconceptualisation? by Le Roux, Stian

“…Dyad members had mostly congruent perspectives on elements that supported reconceptualisation, especially a strong therapeutic alliance. Some intra-dyadic incongruencies included recipient pain beliefs, which some PSE recipients believed supported reconceptualisation, while their providers perceived them as a barrier. …”
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Birth beyond borders: childbirth experiences of migrant women in Cape Town, South Africa by Semenya, Mmapitsi

“…Some, especially negative experience, might have not been exclusive to migrant women but might have been worsened because of their migration status. …”
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Poetry & patronage in the early imperial era : through the eyes of Martial by Austin, Richard

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Female genital mutilation : unpacking women’s complicity

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The provision of tuberculosis patient care: A sociological perspective on primary health care nurses in the Qwa-Qwa district of the Free State

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