Could catchment conservation be funded through urban water tariffs? A case study of three South African cities by du Plessis, Nicola

“…To secure future water supply, it is necessary to invest in the protection and restoration of catchment areas which have become degraded due to human activities. In many developing countries, catchment management is financed solely by public funding, which is often insufficient to cover the costs of catchment conservation. …”
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Physiological responses of soybean seeds (Glycine Max L. Merr.) to metal pollutants by Malan, Heather Louise

“…Seeds, especially cereals and legumes are a vital component of the human diet and as a result of elevated levels of environmental pollution, seed-bearing crop plants are grown increasingly on contaminated soils. …”
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Home at last : the re-entry adaptation of returned South African exiles by Majodina, Zonke

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Exploring the perceived challenges of single mothers with children diagnosed with autism disorder in the junior phase at Vera School by Monare, Nthabiseng

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Paper and pulp mill waste valorisation via the production of phosphate ceramic composites by Barnard, Eddie Gustav

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Leveraging improved seed technology, migration and climate information for building the adaptive capacity and resilience to climate risks in semi-arid regions by Gitonga, Zachary Maina

“…Subsistence farming in developing countries where agricultural productivity is low will become less viable for many families already ravaged by food insecurity and poverty. …”
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Lexical-semantic and morpho-syntactic properties of English loanwords in Sukuma by Luhende, Paul Joseph

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A One Health approach to address the productivity of emerging smallholder cattle farming: a system dynamics application in the highveld region of South Africa by Van Heerden, Nicolette

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Prioritisation of emerging chemical pollutants in South African water resources

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Incest : a case study in determining the optimal use of the criminal sanction by Nel, Mary

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An analysis of the South African food and beverage industry efforts since 1994 in responding to major shifts in food consumption and mapping of the potential future applications of... by Ronquest-Ross, Lisa-Claire

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Mobile phone use for empowerment in the context of social exclusion: an ethnographic study of urban refugees in South Africa by Bisimwa, Kasky Bacishoga

“…This research suggests that to research mobile phone use for empowerment in the context of social exclusion and inequality in developing countries, researchers need to look beyond social agents' immediate behaviours to take into consideration the broader context of social exclusion, by focusing on conversion factors, human diversity, and capabilities. …”
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Africans in Cape Town : state policy and popular resistance, 1936-73 by Kinkead-Weekes, Barry H

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Socially constructed meanings of Impucuko in a comparative historical analysis by Sigenu, Zimingonaphakade

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The poor and the public : an exploration of synergies between black theology and public theologies by Tenai, Noah Kiptoo

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Psychodynamic perspectives on the master-servant relationship and its representation in the work of Doris Lessing, Es'kia Mphahlele and Nadine Gordimer by Ruth, Damian William

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Exploring family functioning from a family resilience perspective

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Mentoring as a knowledge management tool in organisations by Mavuso, Michael Abby

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The effects of microbacterial mycolic acids on rodent tuberculosis and adjuvant arthritis

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Online and digital media usage on cell phones among low-income urban youth in Cape Town by Kreutzer, Tino

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