Re Fuse: Place, material, nature by Hoffman, Warren

“…The project ‘Re-Fuse' is about the transformation of a site where the landscape through its history, specifically in the past 60 years of recorded information is a visual and physical spectacle of the environmental damage humankind has caused in the search of virgin materials (Mining) and burying of used materials (Landfill). …”
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Development of the simple economic model (SEM) for stormwater management by Fisher-Jeffes, Lloyd N

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Opportunities and Challenges of Automation Experience by some Academic Libraries in Anglophone sub-Saharan Africa : a Perspective on West Africa

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Water supply in the Eastern Cape: an economic case study of land rehabilitation in the Kromme River Catchment by Gull, Katie

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Implementing HIV/AIDS global fund programs : funding disbursement mechanisms in Zambia by Conner, Deborah

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Managing change : at an individual level by Gower, Tyrone

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Socio-cultural dimensions of farming, small farm households and conservation agriculture in Nyanga District, Zimbabwe

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The possibility of base erosion and profit shifting through special economic zones: A critique of the South African and Kenyan SEZ regimes based on BEPS action 5 by Chimbombi, Ame Rebecca

“…The OECD/G20's Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Project has been described as the most significant international tax initiative post the 2008/2009 global economic crisis. …”
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Tempered Tempos: The Politics of Waiting for Public Services in Contemporary Cape Town by Pakleppa, Yoni

“…By tracing the history of how infrastructures and systems of delivery were designed to support first the project of colonial modernity, and later the project of apartheid, it explains why the experience of waiting is so prominent in accessing public services in this particular context. …”
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An initial investigation to voluntary and unstructured access to computing

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Corporate sustainability and responsibility in the Cape Winelands by Deffee, Abigail

“…Positioned within a holistic framework, and drawing upon systems thinking, this research produced a number of key findings. …”
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Re-crafting Architecture in Philippi + the everyday - Developing the urban potentials and sites of production in the Cape Flats by Van Breda,Travors

“…This form of architecture is viable in South Africa due to existing socio-economic condition with willing workforce seeking work opportunities and the established systems of thinking. The architectural project seeks to create micro-systems of manufacturing and designing a building as a social catalyst.…”
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The development of sub-regional security complexes as a response to regional security challenges with specific reference to South East Europe and Southern Africa

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Education and oppression : addressing the freedom of 'Born Free' in South Africa

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Evaluating the impact of innovative cyber technologies on the delivery process of South African sustainable affordable housing by Mahachi, Jeffrey

“…The study explored the use of various innovative technologies such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Building Information Modelling (BIM), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), 3D Printing, Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Smart Sensors, Modular and Prefabrication, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), and Project Portfolio Management (PPM) as potential solutions. …”
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ERP value determination in South African companies

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Budgeting for the future: estimating a blue carbon budget and exploring ex situ restoration of Zostera capensis in Langebaan Lagoon by Bossert, Aidan

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Utilising competitive intelligence, a key component of knowledge management, to formulate a strategy to develop and manage international markets by Marsal, Jose Javier

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