Spirituality and business leadership by Alberts, Margaretha Elizabeth

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Hidden power: gender relations in export-oriented tasks and access to resources for Uganda's horticulture sector by Sengendo, May Christine

“…While female and male tanners require the tasks and resources provided by the collectors, collectors also need the resources given by exporters. Within such a context, this study, shows how gender analysis can be used to examine the dynamics of the relations between women and men who interact within tasks and resource acquisition between the different sites. …”
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‘From beyond the rivers of Cush’ : negotiating ethnic identity and Cushite-Israelite interrelations in the Hebrew Bible by Burrell, Kevin

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Imagining the city in Zimbabwean literature 1949 to 2009 by Muchemwa, Kizito Zhiradzago

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The locative in Luganda: a syntax-interfaces approach by Kiyinikibi, Nkonge D.

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Investigations of the role of myomegalin in the phosphorylation of cardiac myosin binding protein C by Uys, Gerrida Mathilda

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A motivational perspective on the user acceptance of social media by Nelmapius, Albert Hugo

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Using quality improvement approach to address missed opportunities for vaccination in Kano Metropolis, Nigeria by Adamu, Abdu Abdullahi

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Predictive Maintenance: Leveraging Hybrid LSTM-CNN Architectures for Enhanced Performance by El Sadeek, Kamal Mohamed

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Manenberg Negotiated: answering questions communities are not asking by Hedley, Phillipa A

“…As Hamdi observes, the integrity of developing an inclusive approach in design, is through the collective voice and experience from within the community context itself; “practice, then, is about making the ordinary special and the special more widely accessible - expanding the boundaries of understanding and possibility with vision and common sense... …”
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A theory evaluation of a peer education programme. by Naude, Zani

“…The structural approach in contrast rejects the idea that behaviour is an individual decision instead arguing that decision-making takes place within the context of socio-economic dynamics and social and cultural norms. …”
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Manenberg negotiated: answering questions communities are not asking by Hedley, Phillippa

“…As Hamdi observes, the integrity of developing an inclusive approach in design, is through the collective voice and experience from within the community context itself; “practice, then, is about making the ordinary special and the special more widely accessible - expanding the boundaries of understanding and possibility with vision and common sense... …”
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Manenberg negotiated: answering questions communities are not asking by Hedley, Phillippa

“…As Hamdi observes, the integrity of developing an inclusive approach in design, is through the collective voice and experience from within the community context itself; “practice, then, is about making the ordinary special and the special more widely accessible - expanding the boundaries of understanding and possibility with vision and common sense... …”
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Manenberg negotiated: answering questions communities are not asking by Hedley, Phillippa A

“…As Hamdi observes, the integrity of developing an inclusive approach in design, is through the collective voice and experience from within the community context itself; “practice, then, is about making the ordinary special and the special more widely accessible - expanding the boundaries of understanding and possibility with vision and common sense... …”
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Benthic and pelagic responses to endobenthic bioturbator (Kraussillichirus kraussi) density, temperature and eutrophication in a global change mesocosm experiment by Thomas, Cheryl

“…However, the robustness of this process, along with other benthic functions provided by sandprawns, is unclear given that they are nested within global change processes such as warming and eutrophication, which have the potential to alter fundamental benthic and pelagic processes mediated by sandprawns. In this context, this thesis addressed critical knowledge gaps in understanding the individual and combined impacts of warming, eutrophication and sandprawn density on ecosystem functions and community dynamics in both pelagic and benthic compartments, using an indoor mesocosm experiment. …”
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Comparative analysis of corporate strategies in agriculture : the internationalisation of agribusinesses in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Die aard van leerderafwesigheid in ʼn plattelandse skool by Engelbrecht, Louisa

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The place where poetries meet: exploring the contribution of the InZync poetry sessions to sociocultural transformation in Stellenbosch by Odendaal, Petrus Johannes Loock

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A framework for modelling conflict-induced forced migration according to an agent-based approach by De Kock, Christa

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Transdisciplinary research and autoethnography in a healthy food market : learning through complexity, power and difference in Khayelitsha, South Africa by Bosworth, Amy

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