Evaluation of nuclear spent fuel dry storage casks and storage facility designs by Hartnick, Megan Donna

“…Through these some trends could be identified which could be used in the selection or design of new storage casks. …”
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Determinants of blackwaters in the South Western Cape by Power, Simon C

“…P fertilisations increased the concentrations of humic acids from 30 mg/1 to 200 mg/l in some soils through their affinity to bind with humic compounds. …”
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Circulating immune complexes in acute rheumatic carditis by Sprenger, Kenneth John

“…Circulating immune complexes have previously been measured in some children with acute rheumatic fever. The normal or raised complement components measured by some workers in acute rheumatic fever suggests that the immune complexes may not be complement fixing. …”
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An investigation into the management of depression in patients with late-stage cancer by South African oncologists by Fourie, Johanna

“…When faced with a depressed patient, Seventy-four percent of these oncologists felt confident in starting antidepressants and all of them had some sort of mental health resources available to them. …”
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The honest thief: a qualitative study exploring the ethics of clandestine intelligence collection in a statutory environment by Corbett,Trevor R

“…In some aspects, themes seemed to correspond with the Rational Choice Theory of Cornish and Clarke (1986), the Neutralization Theory of Sykes and Matza (1957) and the Cognitive Dissonance theory of Festinger (1957). …”
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Revenue income vs capital receipt: the validity of the basis for taxing receipts from mining operators in the hands of landowners by Krige, André Claude

“…Relying on the MPRDA, along with court cases challenging some of its content, the position of landowners is distinguished from that held during the formation of the common law on the classification of their income. …”
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Fishes of the genus Lutianus off the East African coast and Part 2: Notes on the biology of the Lutjanids of the East African coast by Talbot, Frank Hamilton

“…Underwater observations with and without a Seibe-Gorman aqualung down to seven fathoms have been made on a number of coral reefs. In this way some knowledge of the habits of certain species of the genus has been acquired, and some species rarely taken by normal fishing methods were discovered to be common. …”
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Towards a more effective legal framework for investor-state arbitration in Nigeria by Aluko, Adebowale

“…In response to these concerns, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Working Group III and other similar bodies have been tasked to carry out reforms to address some of these issues. In spite of ongoing reforms, criticisms have continued with some countries abandoning the investor-state arbitration mechanism altogether. …”
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A preliminary investigation on the relationships between upwelling and commercial hake fishery in the Southern Benguela by Memela, Nkuleleko

“…The results suggest that Hake CPUE is lag correlated with upwelling and that some degree of predictability can be derived from the observation of combined upwelling patterns.…”
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An implementation evaluation of light for the world´s inclusive education programme in Ethiopia by Muellegger, Birgit

“…We nevertheless highlight some high-level opportunities to improve the inclusive education programme of Light for the World. …”
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Developmental and life-course pathways for antisocial behaviour among young adults in the Western Cape, South Africa by Campbell, Emma

“…The findings also showed that some of the key features of each of the five theories in question could generally be applied to South African youth. …”
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Pedagogical shifts in Bharathatyam, Durban: Case studies in Durban-South Africa and Chennai-India (2019 & 2020) by Devan, Saranya

“…This study will investigate how some traditional gesticulations such as Adavus, hastas and posture are not being rigidly upheld in the teaching of Bharathanatyam by certain teachers. …”
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The efficacy of the enforcement mechanisms provided for in terms of the consumer protection act 68 of 2008 by Laing, Hadassah Christine

“…Despite this, South African consumers have experienced difficulties in accessing justice due to some of the CPA's inefficiencies. This dissertation seeks to pinpoint some of the Act's main shortcomings and thereafter proposes solutions. …”
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Corporate Social investment and development by Menzies, Gail

“…The conclusions drawn show that some potential does exist for CSI initiatives. It also shows that Sen's Development as Freedom can be effectively applied to small scale projects at the micro level.…”
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Fear, dislike and hate : what constitutes xenophobia? : (an analysis of violence against foreigners in De Doorns, South Africa November, 2009) by Davis, Alexandra

“…The resulting finding provide some new insight into xenophobia in South Africa and how it is evolving. …”
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Exploring privatisation as a panacea to the creation of value in South Africa's passenger rail service by Lata, Johanna

“…This became the face of passenger rail, and it is what some stakeholders are advocating for in South Africa. …”
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Hartbeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory (HartRAO) Pioneering Advantage: Exploring Scientific Instrumentation Co-Location Benefits in Ensuring African Research Facility Sustainabi... by Madlanga, Simphiwe

“…The fact that the countries of interest are all in sub-Saharan Africa fosters a level of mutual understanding where developmental challenges are concerned, but some of unique challenges are not to be underestimated. …”
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The social clause: reality or utopia by Hornung, Sophie Anne

“…Therefore, I decided to examine in my dissertation some of the questions and opinions relative to the Social Clause, that arise at the institutional, political and academic levels. …”
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A decolonial approach to a socially just curriculum? a case study of a first-year common course in an emerging post-apartheid University eMzansi Afrika by Mona, Msakha

“…Therefore, the findings reveal some of the strategies that were employed in MIC100 that can be adapted by educational institutions, lecturers, and curriculum designers. …”
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Contextualizing socio economic rights in post apartheid South Africa by Pillay, Karrisha

“…The UNDP Human Development Report 1994 informs us that "a fifth of the developing world's population goes hungry every night, a quarter lacks afcess to even a basic necessity like safe drinking water, and a third lives in abject poverty - at such a margin of human existence that words simply fail to describe it" .1 From other sources it can be learned that more than 1 billion people in the world today live in poverty, and some 550 million go to bed hungry each night. More than 1.5 billion lack access to clean drinking water and sanitation, some 500 million children do not have access to even primary. education, and approximately one billion adults remain illiterate. 2 Although these statistics reflect the global situation, it is quite obvious that statistics peculiar to South Africa are just as appalling. …”
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