Space enabled smart Africa (SESA) by Hugbo, Tivere

“…With the advancement in satellite application systems, smart cities can be enabled through space technology to address these urbanization and other issues affecting the African region. Integrating space technology, such as communication, Earth observation, and satellite aided position timing & navigation application systems and small satellite technology, to the smart city paradigm could provide sustainable ways in which problems like digital division, over population, natural disaster, etc. could be managed and eradicated.…”
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On-Chip Nanoscale Plasmonic Optical Modulators by Abdelhamid, Abdalrahman Mohamed Nader

“…On the other hand, photonic sensors favorably work in the mid-infrared region, owing to the presence of a lot of molecules absorption peaks in this region. …”
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Cultural factors and implementation of ergonomics in developing countries : (an industrial psychological study of selected cultural factors with specific reference to the transfer... by Strydom, J. (Joyce)

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Perceptions of “new Englishes”: responses to the use of Swazi English in newspapers in Swaziland by De Koning, Joanne

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Challenges in the implementation of community based adaption projects in Eastern and Southern Africa by Osman, Faizal

“…Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA), Information and Communication Technologies Based Adaptation (ICTBA) and Risk Based Adaptation were identified as alternatives to CBA with potential for further study.…”
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The experiences of employees regarding workplace violence in the South African Police Service

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Reforming reformed church polity in South Africa's Black Reformed Churches (RCSA) : an African decolonial approach

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Repertoires of contention between the regime and political actors by Zarif, Ereny

“…And finally, the prohibition of religious markers from some state institutions, either under the umbrella of secularism or long-standing traditions of the entities, paved the way for manipulating the space of uncodified rules. …”
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Framing of charity TV advertisements in Egypt: A content analysis by Sherra, Maha

“…The results also indicate that the use of a negative image/story in their communication is very minimal compared to the prevalent use of a positive image/story. …”
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Heterosexual penile/anal intercourse and HIV in five sub-Saharan African countries by Duby, Zoe

“…The majority of HIV prevention efforts in the region have focused on 'heterosexual sex' as the key transmission vector, without defining what 'heterosexual sex' refers to. …”
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Arabic: The language of Muslimness in Cape Town by Sadan, Fatima

“…Even though these researchers have acknowledged that Arabic is a religious language, they have tended to overlook the myriad ways in which Arabic ‘lives' in the complex semiotic repertoires of Capetonian Muslims who learn the language for religious purposes. …”
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Market-specific factors, cultural differences and emerging market firms : South African firms internationalising into sub-Saharan Africa

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Explanatory models for the care of outpatients with mood disorders in Uganda : an exploratory study by Twesigye, Justus

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Faith-based mental health provision in Africa: a mixed methods systematic review by Nanji, Nadine

“…Better referral systems and improved communication between faith-based health providers and biomedical practitioners is required. …”
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The serotonin transporter gene (SLC6A4) shows differential regulation between children with ASD and typically developing children in a South African population by Hulley, Michaella

“…Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are characterised by impairments in social interaction and communication, and repetitive and compulsive behaviours. …”
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Polyamory Used as a Form of Concurrency to Enhance HIV Programmes in South Africa

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Smart 360-Degree Photography for Enhancing Construction Progress Reporting by Bahakim, Ahmed

“…They impact stakeholder communication, transparency, and trust. While conventional pictures and videos (Captured Data) are currently the norm in supporting progress reporting, their use is not always efficient. …”
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A policy for the stimulated development of the Transkei by Gemmel, Robert

“…Physiographically the Transkei can be divided into three regions. Practically speaking two distinct regions can be distinguished, viz. the coastal sub-tropical region and the inland grass regions suitable for mixed farming.The natural resources which have the best development potential are forests, builders' marble, base minerals and water resources in general. …”
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