Gamma-irradiation of cowpeas to understand the mechanisms responsible for the hard-to-cook defect

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A historical institutionalist analysis of tax policy change : South African case studies of VAT and sugar tax

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Reducing energy costs within schools in South Africa using solar and intelligent hot water interventions by Gerber, Stefan

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Change management as an enabler for digital transformation in an out-of-home media business

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Kimberlite weathering : effects of organic reagents

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Consumers' motivations to engage with local brands on social media by Esterhuyzen, Lisa

“…A sequential mixed-method research design comprised of a qualitative phase one (focus group discussions) and a quantitative phase two (survey questionnaire) was utilised. The data recorded from phase one was thematically analysed, whereas Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM) was employed during phase two. …”
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Exploring the dynamics of innovation for inclusive development systems: a study of the Nigerian growth enhancement support scheme by Adeyeye, Adedamola David

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Knowledge production practices in higher institutions of learning in Zambia: a case of the University of Zambia by Kanyengo, Christine Wamunyima

“…This would ensure that impediments to knowledge production, diffusion and utilisation are mitigated.…”
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An exploration of recovery among persons with severe mental health conditions in South Africa by Gamieldien, Fadia

“…Ten articles were included and thematically analysed. Next, semi-structured interviews and focus groups were conducted with 17 service providers in the Western Cape. …”
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The effect of Gestalt play therapy in addressing symptoms associated with trauma in children in middle childhood

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Crime perceptions of crime and the built environment : a case study of Kilner Park and Queenswood (Pretoria)

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A mobility study to determine the potential for non motorised transport as part of Stellenbosch University future urban campus plan by De Wet, Leane

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Making under-resourced health systems work for vulnerable women and children : antenatal care in Malawi by Mchenga, Martina

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Meeting the contraceptive needs of HIV positive adolescent females living in urban townships in Western Cape, South Africa: perspectives of clients and primary health care provider... by Olagbuji, Biodun Nelson

“…Methods: A mixed-methods design included a cross-sectional study of female ALHIV (n=303) through a questionnaire survey, and semi-structured in-depth interviews with both system- and service delivery-level providers (N=19). …”
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Exploring the experiences of first-time fatherhood : a social constructionist study

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Resource allocation optimisation in heterogeneous cognitive radio networks

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Exploring street graphics: Strategies and challenges for city branding in Kumasi, Ghana by Anane-Antwi, Eric, Nunoo, Francis Kofi Nimo, Marful, Alexander Boakye, Duah, Daniel Yaw Addai

“…The study through a constructivist-interpretive perspective approach, utilised visual survey and philology to gather data and analyse the street’s graphic composition and establish the reasons for its presence. …”
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Social and political goals of mergers in competition law: comparative analysis of the efficiency and public interest provisions in Kenya and South Africa by Gitonga, Robert Kaniu

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The use and disaggregation of survey data to study the cross-sectional and spatial distribution of multimorbidity and its association with socioeconomic disadvantage in South Afric... by Weimann, Amy

“…Therefore, this study utilised existing health data from the National Income Dynamics Study, a longitudinal study with a sample of approximately 28 000 people, to perform secondary data analysis using a positivist approach to research. …”
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Inclusion challenges at the intersection of marginalized identities: a study of Black migrant women in South Africa by Velentza, Eleana

“…Twenty-three highly educated professional Black migrant women, selected through purposeful and snowball sampling, participated in the study, which employed a qualitative, inductive, hermeneutic phenomenological methodology, utilising semi-structured interviews. The primary study findings revealed that gender, race, and migration status intersect in multiple ways, producing both inclusionary and exclusionary experiences. …”
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