‘n Kwalitatiewe evaluering van leierskapmodelle vir preadolessente (Afrikaans)

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Drivers of and the current church stand on infidelity among the clergy in the church of the province of Uganda

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Developing a pathway out of poverty in the Global Coffee Production Network - a case study of employment creation for baristas in the speciality coffee industry by Anderson, Robyn

“…With a narrowly defined unemployment rate of 26.5% in South Africa, this paper contributes to the salient task of exploring a job creation programme in a high growth sector of the global coffee production network, namely the production of espresso based beverages by baristas for sale in restaurants, cafes, and hotels. Situated in the qualitative paradigm with an inductive research agenda, this research utilises the case study method to explore Ground UP, a skills training programme of a local not-for-profit, which provides barista skills training that unemployed people can use to become economically active in context of the specialty coffee industry. …”
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The development of integrated palliative care and emergency medical services in South Africa by Gage, Caleb

“…As a result, palliative situations are managed poorly by Emergency Medical Services providers due to disregard of patient autonomy and performance of aggressive, futile interventions. …”
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The development of integrated palliative care and emergency medical services in South Africa by Gage, Caleb

“…As a result, palliative situations are managed poorly by Emergency Medical Services providers due to disregard of patient autonomy and performance of aggressive, futile interventions. …”
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Organizational lifecycle and happiness at work: investigating best-fit for employees based on their locus of control expectancy by Dharani, Babar

“…In respect of the resilience of balanced locus of control expectancy, how this generalized expectancy exists (as a sum of situation specific expectancies) is challenged, along with linearity assumption of this core self-evaluation personality trait. …”
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Perceptions of Faculty on Trauma-Informed Practices at the American University in Cairo by Emara, Marwa M

“…This qualitative study, situated at the American University in Cairo (AUC), explores how faculty perceive, understand, and implement trauma-informed practices in a diverse university context that includes refugee and displaced students. …”
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What Are The Factors Affecting The Financial Sustainability of Social Enterprises in Egypt? by Ghaly, Mina Atta

“…This thesis investigates what factors affect the financial sustainability of social enterprises (SEs) in Egypt, situating them within a constrained MSME, legal and sectoral context marked by informality, weak innovation and recurrent shocks. …”
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The changing role of political risk analyses in foreign investment decision-making: A case study of South Africa by Redelinghuys, Gabrielle Simone

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Occupational justice through paid work : a qualitative study of work transitionprogrammes for youth with disabilities by Engelbrecht, Madri Hendrina

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The integration strategies and social networks of Somali women in Cape Town by Brown, Parveen

“…This study is based on the experiences of Somali women in Bellville, which is situated in Cape Town; it is home to one of the largest Somali community’s in the country. …”
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Exploring the relationship between counselling skills and memory work with primary school children

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Meaningful life changes following hearing aid use : a qualitative user perspective

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An exploration of disability experiences and responses of disabled persons and their families within Muslim culture of the community of Strand, South Africa by Sait, Washeila

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Women's experiences of street trading in Cape Town and its impact on their well-being by Sassen, Sharyn Ruth

“…Interviews were audio recorded and transcribed for inductive and thematic cross case analysis and field notes were made following interviews and participant observation. …”
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Executive wisdom: a study of phronesis in modern management practice by Steyn, Francois

“…It is characterised as a situationally embedded developmental and practical skill characterised by interrelated Modes of Engaging, Knowing and Thinking, Being, and Acting. …”
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Nie-formele leerondersteuning in die grondslagfase by Le Roux, Anne-Mari Reynette

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The leadership trinity: examining the interplay between healthcare organisational context, collective leadership and leadership effectiveness in the health sector - a multiple case... by Okello, Dickson Rodney Otieno

“…This analysis involved iterative inductive, deductive, and abductive processes. The thesis generates insights about the leadership practices experienced in the case study hospitals that may both engender (positive practices) or undermine (negative practices) staff satisfaction and morale. …”
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The pendulum of participation: exploring shifting participation of Health Committees during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Cape Town sub-districts by Kannemeyer, Natasha

“…Initial data analysis was inductive. Two conceptual frameworks: Arnstein's Ladder of Participation and Gaventa's notion of invited and invented spaces were used to interpret the findings. …”
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Indigenous pathways to appraisal during resilience processes

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