Mission as 'being with' in the context of the COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa

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The epidemiology and knowledge of cervical cancer in Zimbabwe

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Unfolding information needs to improve the utilization of antenatal care services: a descriptive case study in the Western Cape by Smeda, Winston

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High school mathematics teachers’ learning experiences, during a professional development intervention to improve their understanding of linear and quadratic functions using GeoGeb... by Rodrigues Losada, Ricardo Jacinto

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Morbidity and mortality patterns among the under 5 year old children admitted to district hospitals in the Eastern Cape, 2000 - 2004

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Understanding the mutualistic interaction between greater honeyguides and four co-existing human cultures in northern Tanzania by Laltaika, Eliupendo Alaitetei

“…Overall, my results suggest that (i) the human-honeyguide mutualism still thrives in this region, particularly in the Hadzabe and Ndorobo cultural groups who do not practice bee-keeping; (ii) people from each culture are largely consistent in the calls they use to communicate with honeyguides, but that these calls differ between cultures (but are most similar between the Maasai and Ndorobo people who are culturally close despite many differences in lifestyle); (iii) many cultures deliberately ‘keep the honeyguide hungry' so it shows them more bees' nests, by either concealing the wax (particularly Hadzabe people) or by pretending not to see the bees' nest the bird shows them (particularly Ndorobo people); (iv) people commonly use methods besides fire to subdue bees, specifically because these methods are less harmful to bees, and particularly a fungus called ‘Engishimui' (Scleroderma verrucosum); (v) only the Ndorobo currently have ownership traditions associated with wild bees' nests; and (vi) cultural changes such as bee-keeping were sometimes reported to underlie declines in humanhoney-guide mutualism, but that environmental deterioration of bee habitat because of climate change and pastoralist activities seem to be the biggest threats to the still very active Hadzabe and Ndorobo honey-hunting cultures.…”
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A qualitative, interpretive study exploring the well-being of slaughterers : a comparison between Jewish, Muslim and secular slaughterers by Durr, Elna

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Die identifisering, beskrywing en riglyne vir die ontwikkeling van veerkragtigheidskenmerke in gesinne waarvan ʼn ouer alkohol misbruik : ʼn gesinsperspektief by Van den Berg, Estelle

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Enhancing the Performance of Brain-Computer Interfaces via a Spatially-Aware Framework by Eloraby, Ahmed Ayman

“…Electroencephalography (EEG)-based brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) provide a non-invasive pathway for communication, with the P300 speller being one of the most established paradigms. …”
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Enhancing organizational agility and crisis preparedness in SMMEs

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Towards a conceptual framework for stakeholder relationship management on South African wine farms

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A study of the nature of religious knowledge and its role in the life of the individual and the community, with special reference to the content, aims and methods of bible teaching by Schein, Aviva

“…Part II, the central contribution of this thesis, is therefore concerned with the basic questions of what the Bible is in itself, what is the experience which men have called God, and how they have sought to communicate about it (Section A), how religion is held by the individual (Section B), and how it functions in society (Section C). …”
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A child's experience of kinship care after the death of a parent

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The English Church Women's Association (ECWA) : Empowering towards partnership in mission or entrenching gender inequality? : The case of St Mary's Anglican Church on-the-Braak, St... by Pembamoyo, Eston Dickson

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Media(ted) climate change in South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya : reimagining the public for engagement by Okoliko, Dominic Ayegba

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Evaluating the economic impact of Southern Africa’s public policy response to the management of covid-19 by Ditsela, Mokome Sabrina

“…Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that governments should try to avoid chaotic and poorly coordinated responses, increase regional and international collaboration, and establish clear and transparent communication channels.…”
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Nutritional composition of carcass cuts in fresh South African pork by Hlongwane, Nokukhanya

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Ecomorphological forms in Dwarf Chameleons (Bradypodion): assessment of functional morphology and gene flow across spatially adjacent habitat types by Potgieter, Daniel Francois

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Climate change and small-scale fishing in South Africa: a community scale social vulnerability assessment for the southern Cape handline fishery by Andra, Kayla

“…The southern Cape is a rural, peri-urban, and urban region characterised by agriculture, fishing, tourism, and retirement services as major economic activities. …”
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Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)

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