The challenges to fighting cyber-crime in Greater Accra Region of Ghana. by Akpesey, William Kofi Apkalu

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A vulnerability assesment framework for the IMS by Abrey, Denver

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An exploratory study on the role of social protection programme in supporting children's education: The case of post-primary schools in Mafeteng district in the Kingdom of Lesotho by Ntili, Hape

“…It is further recommended that the government should take a lead in mobilizing resources for schools and improve stakeholder involvement. …”
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Development of a cellphone based monitoring and management-support system for anti-retroviral therapy by Anand, Samir Aneil

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Bestiaries the animal and the human in Mila Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being and J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace by Bedini, Daniella Cadiz

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An exposition of the nature of volunteered geographical information and its suitability for integration into spatial data infrastructures

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Evaluating delays in execution of public sector construction projects : a study of roads and highways in Ghana by Narh, Natasha Afi

“…The findings of the study revealed that some critical contributors to road construction project delay in Ghana during the project execution phase are clients' low cash flow to complete the project, contractors' financial constraints on the project, and improper planning of the project life cycle especially during the bidding phase. …”
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Female filmakers: Towards reconstructing women's images in Nollywood films by Joseph, Morountodun

“…Modupe Kolawole, for example, refutes the claim that African women’s ideas about gender were learnt from the “global movement”; rather, some are inspired by accounts of African women’s mobilization in the pre-colonial past, “individual women giants who transformed their societies in pre-colonial times, such as Nehanda of Zimbabwe, Nzinga of Angola, Nana Asantewa of Ghana” (2015:252). …”
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Development of small building contractors in Botswana : a critial evaluation

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Human centric situational awareness by Abdel Samie, Mohamed

“…A context aware device can understand surrounding conditions and adapt its behavior accordingly to meet user demands. Mobile handheld devices offer a motivating platform for context aware applications as a result of their rapidly growing set of features and sensing abilities. …”
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Enhancing home based care for HIV patients using an advisory expert system by Mburu, Christine Wanjiru

“…Since South Africa has high mobile phone penetration and most of the patients own them, we opted to use mobile phone as a tool to access the information provided by the advisory expert system. …”
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The technology of casually connected collaboration

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Savings and shock-coping behavior in South Africa's metropolitan townships by Santamicone, Maurizio

“…We did not find enough statistical evidence that savings through mobile-money instruments improves shock-coping behavior although all the respondents who use some mobile-money product indicated that they perceive an improvement in their ability to deal with unexpected events. …”
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A Comparative Study of the Freirean Pedagogical Practices employed by Popular Educators in South Africa and Canada during Facilitator Training by Steer, Ashleigh

“…In order to analyse and conceptualize the facilitator’s pedagogy and the mobilization of Freire’s theory into their practice; Freire’s critical pedagogical theory was drawn on as well as the theories of other critical and feminist pedagogues, some of who analyse how theory is mobilized into practice. …”
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The impact of amalgamation of tax agencies on revenue mobilisation in Ghana: a case of Ghana Revenue Authority in Kumasi Metropolitan Area by Asamoah – Mensah, Kwame

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Implementation of a structured surgical quality improvement programme by Spence, Richard Trafford

“…In this thesis it was hypothesized that emerging m-Health technology, defined as medical and public health practices supported by the use of mobile devices, would provide a solution to close such data gaps. …”
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ITIKI: Bridge between African indigenous knowledge and modern science on drought prediction by Masinde, Euphraith Muthoni

“…The Framework was then converted into a sustainable, relevant and acceptable Drought Early Warning System prototype that uses mobile phones as input/output devices and wireless sensor-based weather meters to complement the weather stations. …”
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32 Battalion : ex-combatants' reconstruction of livelihoods since 1993

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The challenge of internal unity within the URCSA Cape regional synod : seeking to understand trust, fairness and loyalty by Tromp, Hendry Hesting

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Financial innovation and money demand in sub-Saharan Africa by Kasekende, Elizabeth

“…This is surprising, given the remarkable growth of financial innovation in some developing economies. In particular, mobile money (M-PESA), a technology first developed in Kenya that enables individuals to transfer, deposit and save money using cell phone technology without necessarily having a bank account, has quickly spread to several developing countries and is expected to continue to expand. …”
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