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

“…On the other hand, Heart of Fire/Feuerherz (Luigi Falorni, 2008) and War Witch/Rebelle (Kim Nguyen, 2012), which are produced within the context of postcolonial wars, demonstrate the influences of global politics on the representations of the African girl and the wars she is caught up in. …”
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A review of gender-based violence organisations in South Africa and their influences of decision-making by Kieser, Jemma

“…As a country attempting to come to grips with high levels of Gender-based Violence (GBV) corroding the social and political fabrics of society, it has never been more important to acknowledge the dimensions of struggles, activism, and interventions of GBV in South Africa. …”
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Marginalisation in Southern Africa : perceptions of and reactions to state regimes by Leysens, Anthony J.(Anthony Jan)

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The mirror and the square : a study of ideology within contemporary art systems with special reference to the American avant-garde in the period 1933-1953 by Younge, James Gavin Forrest

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Mangalane community's perceptions of poverty as a factors influence involvement in Rhino poaching : a case of Mozambique by Vundla, Nelisiwe Lynette

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Discovering the development of self-regulation through play: an exploratory case study among Grade R South African learners by Macmillan, Joseph

“…As described within Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT), this study sought to understand the role of sociodramatic play, the leading activity of children between the ages of three to six – this study focusing solely on Grade R, ages five to six – in developing SR as a higher mental function (HMF). …”
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A narrative of omission : oral history, exile and the media’s untold stories – a gender perspective by Present, Hebresia Felicity

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How do South African women journalists perceive the influence of online information disorder campaigns on their journalistic practices? by Zwane-Siguqa, Beauty Makhosazana

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Technological change and the effectiveness of domestic government agencies and international organisations. How does technological change impact the effectiveness and benign politi... by van Zyl, Jacqualine Frances

“…These cases have been chosen both from the operations of domestic agencies and from the operations of international organisations in order to shed preliminary light on the differences between the domestic and international spheres of political and administrative activity. In order to begin to assess the ways in which innovative technologies influence the operations and benign political character of domestic government agencies and international organisations, four key case studies have been selected to be included in this research. …”
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Are “untouched citizens” creating their deliberative democracy online? A critical analysis of women’s activist media in Zimbabwe by Mpofu, Sibongile

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Intractability of conflict : causes, drivers and dynamics of the war in Somalia by Pettersson, Heidi Elisabeth

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Understanding the diversity of farming systems and assessing the profitability of farming activities of beneficiaries of the Zimbabwe land reform programme : the case of Chegutu di...

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Colour, citizenship and constitutionalism : an oral history of political identity among middle-class coloured people with special reference to the formation of the Coloured Advisor... by Villa-Vicencio, Heidi

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The impact of climate change on human security in South Africa by Rabie, Elsa

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How do the variations in military organization influence the implementation of economic coup proofing mechanisms in the MENA Region? The cases of Jordan, Syria and Egypt by Abou Refaie, Reem Mahmoud

“…All the regimes in question applied economic coup proofing as a means of buying military loyalty and they also bought them out of day-to-day politics. The Syrian Military, for example, relies on personalized and illicit activity – smuggling and currency dealing – as a means of generating military incentives. …”
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Populism, nativism, and voting behaviour: a global perspective by Macdonald, Helen, Stellenbosch University. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Dept. of Political Science.

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State collapse in Africa : the case of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Tshileu N'Kolomona, Olivier-Issa

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The relationship between the illegal trade in wildlife and human security

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HIV/AIDS and climate in food security crises :a study of Southern Africa, 2001-2005. by Van Riet, Gideon

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