Modelling of reinforced concrete slab deflections at service loading by Boting, Antony John

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The structural evolution of an ancient accretionary prism in the Damara Belt, Namibia by Hartnady, Michael Ian Hay

“…This phase of deformation is also associated with retrograde, reverse faulting that is localised along some of the D₂ shear zones.…”
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Controls of hydrothermal fluid flow and gold mineralization in the Sheba-Fairview Complex, Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa by Jones, Caitlin

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How intermediaries build social capital for transformative social innovation by Fyvie, Christine

“…Using a multiple case study approach, including an autoethnographic case study, I develop a model that describes the process through which intermediary change agents establish social capital with local stakeholders. …”
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Development of a framework to facilitate malaria research utilisation for policy development in Malawi

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Porous metal-organic frameworks for sorption of volatile organic compounds by Ndamyabera, Christophe Adrien

“…Some effects responding to the sorption such as the change of colour in 1d were characterized. …”
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Structural geology of the Usakos Dome in the Damara Belt, Namibia by Johnson, Shannon D.

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The factors affecting the inherited retinal disease project in South Africa - Including insights from Genetic Counsellors by Benefeld, Gameda

“…Conclusion Result delivery in the IRD project was found to be affected by a number of factors, some of which researchers have control over and some that are beyond their control. …”
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Strategy-making approaches followed in South African organisations

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The Southern African Bird Atlas Project and its relevance to nature conservation by Harrison, James Adriaan

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Exploring views of teachers on using cultural games in teaching early-grade mathematics

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Developing a Principles-Based Framework to Link the Governance of Genomics Research and Biobanking in Africa to Global Health Justice by Munung, Nchangwi Syntia

“…Using the Human Heredity and Health in Africa (H3Africa) Consortium as a case study, as well as two qualitative research methods: content analysis of H3Africa governance documents and one-on-one in-depth interviews (n=15), I checked the framework’s principles against the empirical data and revised as, and when necessary (reflective equilibrium). …”
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Development of a vibration isolation system for a rotary wing unmanned aerial vehicle

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Regional wage disparities in post-apartheid South Africa: spatial patterns, convergence dynamics, and causes by Mudiriza, Gibson

“…Its proper application hinges on the incorporation of other regional specific factors. …”
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Complexity perspectives and investment decisions by Bana, Mohammed

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The human resources capacity of Endumeni Municipality as a developmental local government institution by Cele, Cyprian Godfrey Nhlanhla

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Vindicating indigenous peoples' land rights in Kenya

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Equity in access and utilization of cervical cancer treatment and palliation services in Harare, Zimbabwe

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Progressive collapse analysis of RC building frames with different seismic design levels by El-Shahat, Mohamed Foda

“…Three different levels of seismic design are considered by assuming that the building can be located in seismic zones 1, 3, and 5 according to the Egyptian Code for Calculating Loads and Forces on Structures and Buildings (201-2003). …”
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The typical and connotative character of Xeinoi situations across the Apologue: Three studies in repetition by Williams, Hamish

“…In my second, third, and fourth chapters, I explore how the xeinoi situations in the Apologue are pervaded by certain typical units - namely, (i) mountains, (ii) acts of eating, and (iii) acts of trickery - and then, importantly, how these units garner connotative senses of, respectively, (i) isolation, (ii) danger, and (iii) success, which characterize the relationships in these four books. …”
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