Collaboration of Health Care Workers in Cancer Treatment in Botswana by Moshashane, Gosaitse

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Corruption as a collective action problem: Enabling the administrative control authority in Egypt by Gasser, Lameece

“…The research regards corruption as a collective action problem and utilizes the National Integrity System (NIS) – developed by Transparency International – as a conceptual framework to understand the extent to which the ACA is enabled to fulfill its mandate. …”
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The public diplomacy of the People's Republic of China : 1997-2007

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Aspects of parenting styles and the expressed fears of a selected group of pre-school children by Pretorius, Nicolette

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Arabizi (Franco) in Egypt: A Study of Features, Reasons, Attitudes, and Educational Influence among Youth in Online Communication by Wafa, Muhammad

“…The findings of the study indicate that the distinctive linguistic features of Arabizi, as utilized by Egyptian youth in online communication, largely mirror the general characteristics of Arabizi observed in other Arab countries. …”
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Compliance with regional courts judgments in SADC in the context of regional integration in Africa by Madala, Sithembele

“…Contrary to these claims, however, a growing body of literature on international adjudication shows that international courts (ICs) are important beyond measures of state compliance. …”
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Investing in new electricity generation in South Africa : what short-circuited decision-making, 1998-2014? by Hamukoma, Nchimunya

“…This dissertation aimed to explore how such a crisis could occur in a South Africa, when in the years leading up to the crisis, the state owned electricity utility, Eskom, had won awards as one of the lowest cost, most efficient and technologically innovative electricity companies internationally. …”
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An investigation into the costs of active power transmission transactions and methods for evaluation of costs by Gorodkova, Elena

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Review of the competitive bid for PV in South Africa: is SA maximising job creation and value for money from its photovoltaic industy? by Mulcahy, Michael

“…South Africa's utility scale renewable energy industry began in earnest in November 2012. …”
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Key factors influencing the outcome of Energy Projects procured using Public Private Partnerships in South Africa by Wimbush Justin

“…The research study makes use of a systematic literature review of international publications, and a survey of individuals working in the South African renewable energy industry. …”
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Perioperative antibiotic practices amongst Otorhinolaryngologists (Ear, Nose & Throat Surgeons) in South Africa by White, Matthew

“…Respondents indicated that they utilize the following resources to guide their decisions regarding perioperative antibiotic prescribing: anecdotal evidence 27 % (25/92), practices of the surgeon's postgraduate training unit 28% (26/92), published international guidelines 28% (26/92), recommendation of their local hospital's microbiologists 14% (13/92), attending anaesthetists discretion 0 % (0/92). …”
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Reaction phenomena of iron oxide leaching in an evaporative acid bake reactor by Ledgerwood, Jonathan Patrick

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Apparent water loss due to consumer meter inaccuracies in selected areas of South Africa by Couvelis, Frank Alan

“…The main components of apparent losses are water meter under-registration and unauthorised consumption. Water utilities in South Africa and internationally are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of good meter management practices based on the vast amount of literature published and work done by municipalities in recent years. …”
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The implication of privatising water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa: a qualitative study on urban water supply public-private partnerships in Ghana and Tanzania by Putu, Tshegofatso Luthando

“…Many sub-Saharan African countries have subsequently undertaken varying degrees of privatisation because of pressure from donors and financiers such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. These international institutions have often attached this policy suggestion to loan and debt restructuring conditions, when interacting with developing countries. …”
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Overcoming obstacles to electrification in Congo (DRC) by Kutelama, David K

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A competitiveness analysis of the South African floricultural industry

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Financial System Development and Economic Development in Malawi by Chikafa, Scora

“…This paper seeks to address by using the composite indicator of financial development, developed by the International Monetary Fund( IMF), which captures depth, access, and efficiency of the financial system. …”
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Taxation of Offshore Indirect Transfers (OIT) in developing countries by Thurneysen, Bastian

“…Overall, international investment is often portrayed as win-win scenario, with some, but few drawbacks. …”
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