Burrows and bedding : site taphonomy and spatial archeaology at Tortoise cave by Robey, Timothy Stephen

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Public open space in the central business district of Cape Town by Daniels, Donald George

“…The attempt is an investigation of some aspects of the pattern of the open spaces and of the people who use them, and an attempt to gauge the extent of the regard for people in the open space network of the C.B.D. …”
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Behaviour of large mammals during the formation of Lake Kariba by Child, Graham Foster Tamplin

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The nature and significance of bride wealth among the South African Bantu by Hammond-Tooke, William David

“…In its simplest form it can be defined as the handing over of some consideration, usually cattle, by the father of the bridegroom to the father of the bride on the occasion of a marriage between their children. …”
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Factors affecting men's movement through the HIV cascade in the public health services in Cape Town: Perspectives and experiences of health care providers by Madzima, Rutendo

“…Health care workers were found to share some of the more commonly held notions regarding the barriers men face in HIV care. …”
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A study of the effects of sucralfate in the bile duct litigated pig peptic ulcer model with particular reference to the effects on the physico-chemical properties of gastric mucus... by Stapleton, Graham Neil

“…lesions, it seemed likely that it acted in some way to improve the effectiveness of the gastric mucosa! …”
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Phylogeographic structure in the CFR genus Pauridia revealed by inter-simple sequence repeat amplification by Burman, Marc

“…Most of the variance was found to be within populations (65.54%) and between populations within groups (35.69%). Some variance (10.10%) was found between P. minuta geographic groups. …”
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A critical review of the housing policy and the State's intervention in mining towns in South Africa by Manenzhe, Thiathu Darriyl

“…This dissertation provides an overview of the Mining Towns Programme and its evolution, identify some of the major pitfalls and assumptions of the programme, and propose an alternative. …”
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Investigating relationships between women's moods and their menstrual cycles - a multimethod study by Sieberhagen, Stephanie

“…Results from the statistical software were represented graphically and indicated that there is a relationship between menstrual cycle days and moods, with individual women’s correlations differing from each other to some extent. The data confirmed that there are groups of women who follow a very similar mood pattern and that educational level, vocation, exercise and participation in volunteer work or hobbies defines these groups to some degree. …”
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An exploratory study of the influence of an absent father on the identity formation of women by Varney-Wong, Anna

“…The women were generally resilient, at least to some degree and received a measure of support from others, however many felt they were their own most reliable resource.…”
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For better or for worse: the impact of EPAs on Africa's regional integration by Moleli, Moretlo

“…Thus, while the EPAs may produce some positive outcomes for Africa, the costs far outweigh the benefits. …”
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Saliency Mapping in Convolutional Neural Networks to Determine Brain Age Trajectories by Taylor, Daniel

“…A tripartite pattern of relevance attribution to brain regions emerges. Some regions increase in relevance with age (e.g. the right Transverse Temporal Gyrus, known to be a ected by healthy ageing); some decrease in relevance with age (e.g. the right Fourth Ventricle, known to dilate with age); and others remained consistently relevant across ages. …”
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The Question of Genre Classification in the Drama Series “Ubizo: The Calling (2007)” by Mjoli, Zingisa Noluvuyo

“…The effort of this research is to present concerns about the way in which some African spiritual practices are likened to sorcery due to the obsession with madness and ghosts. …”
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The place of religion in education from the stand-point of Roman Catholicism by Alfons Paul Prinz

“…Our children are no longer educated, in the sense attached to the word education in former times, but simply prepared for living in a secular sense. While some are quite contented and a sk no more than this o~ e ducation, others maintain that education should also include the culture o~ the soul. …”
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Prevalence and correlates of cyber-victimization in a nationally representative sample of South African youth by Hlatshwayo, Lerato

“…Research on the risk factors associated with cyber-victimization is relatively new and has some gaps and inconsistencies (Álvarez-García et al., 2015a; Zhu et al., 2021). …”
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The taxation of trusts in South Africa: a comparison by Qina, Bongo Tamsanqa

“…There are other reasons for forming trusts - some people always support one cause or another, e.g. religious, political or social causes. …”
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Decent work for all its meaning and content, social dimensions and SADC policy perspectives by Setlojoane, Pheta John

“…The world is undergoing rapid changes some of which dent both the social and economic development. …”
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The light of the eye : doctrine, piety and reform in the works of Thomas Sherlock, Hannah More and Jane Austen by Brodrick, Susan Isabel

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SOFTWIRE : an interactive, computer-based system for enhancing learning in electrical engineering using simulation by Geerdts, C D

“…Design issues relating to the hardware, software, and implementation of pedagogic strategy are discussed. Some examples of the use of the system are given. …”
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