Assessment of weed control methods for maize production by emerging farmers on commercial farms

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Evaluating high growth entrepreneurs' knowledge of the South African Small Medium and Micro Enterprise policy framework and impact of such knowledge on business performance

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Coronary care networks in the resource-limited setting : systems of care in South Africa by Stassen, Willem

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Exploring the experiences of women living with HIV: A qualitative study of women in Cape Town who became mothers at an early age by Sawula, Bukeka

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The factors that influence correct and consistent condom use among informal settlement female sex workers living in Bhobho farm, Harare by Mabvirakare, Antony

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Grafting serious play : Creating a learning landscape as an educational resource junction for CBD schools in Johannesburg

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Public digital media and democracy : constructing instruments for measuring expressions of support for democracy on Twitter by Lutz, Barend Frederik

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Optimized production and inventory decisions for a mixed make-to-order/make-to-stock ready-made garment manufacturer by Youssef, Aya M. El-Mehany

“…While a little focus was for capacity planning for seasonal fluctuating demands. Mathematical programming for capacity planning in a mixed MTO and MTS garment-manufacturing environment is a viable approach that can provide effective management decisions that can help the garment industry to strive in today’s competitive pace. …”
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Domestic cattle breeds in ancient Egypt from the predynastic period through the end of the old kingdom by Bateman, Katherine

“…The ancient Egyptians possibly had specialized breeding programs, in which they intentionally crossed different breeds of cattle in order to produce new breeds that were tailored to their needs.…”
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Medical tourism in Egypt: Opportunities and challenges by Ayoub, Magdi

“…On the other hand weaknesses are mainly related to the absence of medical tourism governance, poor marketing, low quality of healthcare, and the non-availability of educational programs that enhance the capacity of service providers to handle this type of tourists. …”
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Dealing with slums in Egypt: Learning from the success factors of international experiences by Maher, Sylvia

“…A case study using qualitative analysis demonstrates a typical example of the relocation approach adopted by the Egyptian government; that is Osman Housing (Masaken Osman) in Sixth of October City. …”
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MiR-125a-3p and its Targets: Promising Biomarkers for Ovarian, Liver, and Breast Cancers, Offering a Beacon of Hope for More Effective Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies by Anwer, Eman Kamaleldien

“…MicroRNAs (miRNA), short non-coding RNAs, have a highlighted role in cancer progression, migration, and programmed cell death. Our study aims to investigate the significance of miR-125a-3p and its downstream targets in breast (BRCA), hepatocellular (HCC), and ovarian (OVCA) malignancies and their possibility as diagnostic biomarkers and targets for therapeutic agents. …”
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Structure and reactivity of selected inclusion compounds by Coetzee, Anita

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Transformation in South African rugby: ensuring financial sustainability by Coetzee, Eduard

“…Research indicated what progress has been made in this regard and identified areas where transformation processes can be improved, by reviewing pertinent literature (including historical records, autobiographical accounts, journal articles, and statistical research reports), investigating the programs in place, and through conducting contact interviews with pertinent players, both on and off the field. …”
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Survivors narratives of intimate partner violence in Cape Town, South Africa: A life history approach by Chikwira, Rene

“…Understanding the context in which IPV occurs from the perspective of survivors is important for informing effective intervention and prevention programs to counteract its effects. This study explores the life histories of South African women who have experienced IPV. …”
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Assessment of cataract blindness prevalence and factors associated with surgical coverage in Rwanda by Owusu, Kyei Michael

“…Conclusions: Older women (≥70 years) were the most vulnerable to untreated cataract blindness in Rwanda and therefore special programs need to target them for cataract surgical services. …”
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Mapping the multiple intersectoral spaces for civil society participation and responsiveness strengthening in the South African health system – focusing on the Western Cape by Whiting, Amy

“…Multiple spaces exist for intersectoral engagement in the Western Cape of South Africa, but there is a lack of any ‘system-wide' integrative approach – which creates overlap, a focus on vertical programming, and parts of civil society remain ‘disconnected' from the system. …”
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Comparative molecular genetics of the German Shepherd dog by Coutts, Natalie June

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Assessing inclusive leadership influence on inclusive climate and digital creativity in the public electricity generation industry

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