Repertoires of contention between the regime and political actors by Zarif, Ereny

“…In this research, I will examine groups that were active during the revolution (such as the Ultras groups) and after the revolution (such as the honorable citizens and bearded police officers) to draw analogies of how these movements recycled repertoires of contention that they borrowed from the state and local and international movements. The broader context is important. …”
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Exploring the contributions of cross-sector collaborations to Disaster Risk Reduction in the city of Harare: an investigation through a drought response lens by Nyamakura, Balbina Kudzai

“…However, the effectiveness of these cross-sector collaboration approaches has most often been studied in the context of rapid onset disasters such as floods, with less focus on slow-onset disasters such as multiple year droughts. …”
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Narratives of pastoral care, healing and transformation in a community of laity a practical theological narrative study

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The prevalence of and factors associated with antipsychotic polypharmacy in patients with serious mental illness: Findings from a cross-sectional study in a low-middle income count... by Armstrong, Kerryn

“…Our study aimed to address deficiencies in local and international research by examining the current prevalence of APP in a South African context and investigating a broad range of patient, illness and treatment characteristics that may be associated with the practice. …”
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Socio-cultural dimensions of farming, small farm households and conservation agriculture in Nyanga District, Zimbabwe

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Innovative financing of public infrastructure in Zambia: instruments and critical success factors by Kamiji, Kafula

“…The findings identify several potential innovative finance instruments suitable for the Zambian context, including debt instruments, risk management instruments, equity-based and partnership financing, and integrated and hybrid instruments. …”
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Veganism,virtue, and vigils : human-animal interactions, vegan activism, and social meanings in a Johannesburg-based non-profit organisation

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Swarm robotics: Cooperative navigation in unknown environments by Khalil, Abdallah Galal

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Community journalism and civic engagement in Egypt: the case study of Sahafet Welad El-Balad project by Tawfik, Rasha Saad

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Undertaking hifth at a Qur'anic school for girls in Cape Town: a case study by Coombes, Mary

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Heroines, victims and survivors: female minors as active agents in films about African colonial and postcolonial conflicts by Mdege, Norita

“…Representations of these girls are located within local and global contexts, and viewed through an intersectional lens that sees girls as trebly marginalised as "female," "child soldiers" and "African." …”
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Indications, challenges, and characteristics of successful implementation of perioperative registries in low resource settings: A systematic review by Belachew, Fitsum Kifle

“…Organizing local research teams and engaging stakeholders in the host country was associated with successful implementation. …”
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Accelerating productive energy access for the just transition among vulnerable communities; a case study of West Nile, Uganda by Amanubo, Amos

“…Policies and programmes that seek to address productive energy access should be multidimensional, and should consider gender, education and capacity building, and the key types of enterprises driving the local economy. The potential of solar PV should be reinforced using innovative financial mechanisms and product design to ensure it is both affordable and suited for the needs of the local businesses. …”
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Transforming the Potchefstroom industrial area and the Ikageng Gateway corridor to combat urban decay. by Mokwaledi, Tshepo

“…This study aims to dissect the manifestations of decay along this corridor and engage with local stakeholders to uncover the lived experiences and aspirations of those affected. …”
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ITIKI: Bridge between African indigenous knowledge and modern science on drought prediction by Masinde, Euphraith Muthoni

“…This is partly because the earlier are too supply-driven, too ""coarse"" to have meaning at the local level and their dissemination channels are ineffective. …”
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Modelling the current and potential distribution of woody plants, with special emphasis on the importance of spatial scale and environmental factors by Rouget, Mathieu

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Compulsory patent licensing in South Africa : a comparative analysis

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An Exploration of Indian Muslim women's constructions of depression

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Pharmaceutical companies’ product pricing and entry mode strategies for emerging markets : a case study

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A model for the macro- and microstructure of a Yipunu-French school dictionary by Mabika Mbokou, Ludwine

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