Functional Genome-wide Association Studies (fGWAS) and genomics landscape of signatures of polygenic adaptation in Botswana populations with HIV-1 C infection by Choga, Wonderful Tatenda

“…We demonstrated that research on host genetic variables that affect HIV-1C clinical outcomes among Batswana are still understudied. …”
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Interpreting the Passover in the Exodus tradition amongst the TIV as a narrative concerning origin and migration by Weor, Jonathan Tyosar

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A meristemic approach to the design of small ruminant modules in veterinary education

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Cloning in the news : an analysis of how the science and ethics of cloning are reported in three daily newspapers of Cape Town by Van der Linden, Cornelis Albert

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The effect of cognitive strategies on the performance of a closed motor skill by Fairweather, Kelly George

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Discrimination: because I want to or because I have to? : a comparison between the explanations of social identity theory and social dominance theory for intergroup prejudice in So... by Meyer, Ines

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The impact of dividend policy on shareholders' wealth : evidence from the Vector Error Correction Model

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Assessment of early 20th Century climate model simulations of Antarctic Sea ice using historical commercial humpback whale catch data by Mazomba, Thando

“…Sea ice edge is directly related to sea-ice extent, which is an important variable in the research of sea ice dynamics over time. …”
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The representation of the Kalahari Thermal Low and its induced circulations over southern Africa in observations and models by Monyela, Bellinda Mashoene

“…This teleconnection is explained by the leading mode of variability, but it is controlled more by the heat dome mechanism rather than by the advection of the mid-tropospheric dry air into the convective region. …”
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The representation of the Kalahari thermal low and its induced circulations over Southern Africa in observations and models by Monyela, Bellinda Mashoene

“…This teleconnection is explained by the leading mode of variability, but it is controlled more by the heat dome mechanism rather than by the advection of the mid-tropospheric dry air into the convective region. …”
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The effect of steel fibres on moment redistribution in high strength reinforced concrete beams

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Genetic analysis of Cannabis flowering traits in differential environments by Gabriel, Casey Ashley

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Travellers' digital media use and risk perceptions: Implications for emerging destinations' digital media marketing and competitiveness

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The Royal Bafokeng nation, a Case Study for the resource Curse by Thompson, Louise Frances

“…Dunning proposes three explanatory variables to explain the incentives facing the political elite (a) Volatility of Resource Revenues, (b) Societal Opposition to State Elites and (c) Prior Development of Non-resource Sectors. …”
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Modelling the spatial distribution of three marine fish species in the southern Benguela by Wilkes, Chris

“…Understanding the spatial distribution of species in relationship to climatic and environmental variables is key to conservation and management of important species, as their distribution might change under climate change and variability. …”
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Testing sex ratio optimality in southern African pollinating fig wasps

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Climate change adaptation and sustainable agricultural intensification in developing countries by Mulwa, Chalmers Kyalo

“…Interventions along the value chain like teaming up with large market actors in a private-public engagement is shown to be a potential pathway towards enhancing uptake of sustainable intensification inputs. Other policy variables like credit provision, high education and access to off-farm incomes are also key in explaining uptake of risk management strategies by smallholder farmers in Namibia and Kenya.…”
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The decline of the globally threatened Rudd's Lark in one of its last remaining core sites, the Wakkerstroom grasslands by Gush, Wesley Gurney

“…Forb and dead vegetation cover had significantly increased at a coarse scale, but vegetation variables did not explain any significant variation in Rudd's Lark incidence at either a fine or a coarse scale within 2016. …”
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