Developing integrated silvicultural management systems for woodlands of northwestern Zimbabwe

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An evaluation of the transformation of public service delivery through the development of administrative justice in South Africa by Monyakane, Mampolokeng Mathuso Mary-Elizabeth

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A systemic review to determine whether any validated dementia screening tools exist for use in pallaiative care populations in Sub-Saharan Africa by Schneider, Suzanne Eva

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Addressing the adaptation finance gap: scaling up investment in climate change adaptation using blended finance solutions by Brown, Louis Helen

“…It also recommends that the public sector invest in awareness-raising and capacity building around adaptation for both public and private sectors; and that governments develop an enabling policy environment for private investment in adaptation.…”
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The production potential of Kikuyu (Pennisetum clandestinum) pastures over-sown with Ryegrass (Lolium spp.)

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Quantifying the trade effect of sanitary and phytosanitary regulations in OECD countries on South African food exports

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Street-level bureaucrats and piecemeal planning approaches in the Tanzanian small towns of Mlandizi and Sirari by Yamungu, Nestory Erasto

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A structured approach to mitigate significant risks associated with the use of machine learning models by Swanepoel, Roedolf Johannes

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Flexural Strengthening of Reinforced Concrete Beams using NSM GFRP: Assessing Key Parameters by Arab, Berlant

“…As civil engineering endeavors to meet the challenges posed by aging infrastructure and evolving usage demands, rehabilitating and strengthening RC structures have become essential practices globally. This research focuses on a prevalent yet innovative method of enhancing RC beams: the application of Near Surface Mounted (NSM) Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) bars. …”
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Neuropsychological assessment for first-episode psychosis patients in low resource settings by Mwesiga, Emmanuel Kiiza

“…Introduction: Cognitive impairment is the most significant predictor of long-term outcomes in psychotic disorders, and neuropsychological assessment is therefore recommended in first-episode psychosis patients. However, the literature on neuropsychological assessment for first-episode psychosis patients in low resource settings is limited, the clinical utility of such assessments are unclear, and lengthy assessments may not be practicable in these contexts. …”
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What are the factors that define a Kenyan identity? The case of Kenyan Asians by Muraj, Hital

“…Additionally, it outlines a business model canvas encompassing six dimensions: challenge, inclusivity, innovation, practicability, sustainability, and prototype. The study advocates for equal access to social, political, and economic opportunities, underscoring the importance of dismantling structural biases and prejudices. …”
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Branding as a strategic tool to reposition a destination : a survey of key tourism stakeholders in Zimbabwe

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A bovine serological survey of foot-and-mouth disease in the northern communal area of Namibia

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State Recognition of Customary Land Rights in the Kenyan Rift Valley

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Seismic evaluation of the north bound N1-R300 bridge interchange by Solms, Michael Nicolas

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Military integrated environmental management at the Donkergat military-training area by Marx, Jan Taljaard

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Effects of feeding method and exercise on the physiological status of captive cheetah (Acinonyx jabatus)

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Germination of the grass weed Eleusine indica (L.) Gaertn. population as affected by temperature light and its response to glyphosate

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Exploring 12 to 14 year old children’s perceptions of the causes and effects of physical violence between children : a Lynedoch study by Demas, Grant

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Mycotoxin health risk assessment modelling among maize-subsistence farmers living in Centane, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa by Burger, Hester-Mari

“…Overall, the MYCORAM-II highlighted the distinct roles of FB levels in home-grown maize, the number of positive samples, and maize intake practices. Despite the limitation of the MYCORAM-II, its simplicity and interactive function render it useful to describe multi-mycotoxin exposure among subsistence maize farmers not only in Centane, EC, but also in Africa. …”
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