The legal implications of electronic letter of credit as a cross border trade payment mechanism : Botswana as a case study

“…The primary legal constraints being, lack of legal recognition by the courts because of their nature (being data messages); lack of recognition in the laws of contracts (digital signatures, digital contracts), public perception more especially most of the developing countries, who because of lack of technology, resources and skilled man power, lacked knowledge on the advantages of technology advancement. So, the study interrogates the legal implications of an electronic letter of credit in the international trade transactions using Botswana as a case study. …”
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Digital text and communication literacy of English Language Teachers: Implications from a reconstructive study on teachers’ professional development

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The effect of photo shopping on heterosexual males' perception of females

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The implications of fynbos phytogeography for wetland photoassessment by Corry, Fynn

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Implications and drivers of strategic leader indecision

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The environmental implications of the ethical tenets of policies by Van Rensburg, Ena Susan

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Educational implications of nonstandard varieties of Xhosa by Sigcau, Nompucuko Eurica

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The tax implications of Bitcoin in South Africa

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Paul and freedom : implications for hermeneutics and theology by Punt, Jeremy

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Complexity and leadership : conceptual and competency implications by Ronn, Harald

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Southern voids : structure and cosmological implications by Andersson, Yuri Luis Escutia

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The activist planning, transformation and complexity nexus : implications for the Atlantis Revitalisation Framework of 2012 by Manguwo, Liveson

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Implications of management control systems for green supply chain management in South Africa a case study of a food retailer by Ngcingwnana, Tsatsi

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Retinopathy of prematurity screening criteria and work load implications at Tygerberg Children's Hospital, South Africa: A cross-sectional study by Visser-Kift, Elsimé

“…High-income country ROP Screening guidelines are not appropriate for middle-income countries and screening requirements may vary even between units within one city. This study aimed to determine optimal ROP screening criteria, and its workload implications, for Tygerberg Children's Hospital (TCH), South Africa. …”
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The next scramble for Africa? A critical analysis of the implications of foreign investment in sub-Saharan African land: a study of Mozambique by Edmonds, Gina Frances

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An international comparative study on value-added tax implications of activities in virtual worlds from a South African point of view

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A text-critical study on the Lukan account of the Lord’s Supper (Luke 22:17-20) : the shorter reading and its implications by Cho, Jeung Un

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Implications of teachers’ mental health and wellness on technology integration: A comparative study between two South African governmental schools by Watling, Jessica Mary

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