Marine alien species of South Africa : threats and opportunities by Robinson, Tamara Bridgett

“…On sandy shores, M galloprovincialis beds changed available habitat structure, resulting in a concurrent invasion by indigenous rocky shore species. …”
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A Journey to healing : exploring clients’ experience of services in a clinic dealing with child sexual abuse

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Model closure and price formation under switching grain market regimes in South Africa

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Competition Law damages and their quantification in South African law

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The interception drainage capabilities of slotted drains as pavement surface drainage systems

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The attitudes of Sakhisizwe local service area community towards people with disabilities by Ntenda, Joseph

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Characterising the potential health risks associated with coal dust by Kamanzi, Kankindi Conchita, von Holdt, Johanna, Jacobs, Muazzam

“…Additionally, the protocol has demonstrated the usefulness of disseminating the complex data structures to more easily interpretable data formats such that a generalisable analysis of risk factors related to coal dust-based cellular damage can be utilised by stakeholders in data-based decision making. …”
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Design strategies for priority infrastructure for minibus-taxis at signalised intersections

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Place-making : investigating the place-based identity negotiations of high school girls in the informal spaces of their school by Rinquest, Elzahn

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Speech and language therapy for burn injuries in South Africa : knowledge and experience, evidence-based involvement, access, referral pathways, and training and education needs by Ferraris, Daniela Mary

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Teachers' experiences of using stories as a strategy to promote mathematical learning in Reception Year classrooms by Theron, Carla

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The potential scope of social work practice at a Higher Education Institution in South Africa: views of key informants at Stellenbosch University by Mdaka, Qaqamba

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The impact of agricultural public expenditure on agricultural economic growth : a Sub-Saharan Africa context by Gandiwa-Mudede, Charmaine Sandy

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An exploration of the gendered discourse in the talk of female facilitators of a wilderness programme by Anthonissen, Lise

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The experiences of recently qualified professional nurses regarding their mentoring in the private sector in the Western Cape by Rickett, Eloise Angelique

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Ways of seeing: Conflicting rationalities in contested urban space - the N2 Gateway in the context of Langa by De Satgé, Richard

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A needs assessment for an intervention on supporting breastfeeding at work in a Cape Town clothing factory by Heyns, Hilde

“…This study will form part of the bigger project and the results will be utilised in the planning and designing of an intervention on workplace breastfeeding support. …”
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Danger Lies Everywhere and Waits for Us.” Cape Town Metro EMS Ambulance Personnel's Experiences of Risk, Danger and Fear by Beukes, Minette

“…Semi-structured interviews were conducted with a sample of twelve permanently employed and qualified Metro EMS ambulance workers in the city. …”
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Re-Discovering & Re-Conceptualising Local Area Plans: A Qualitative Investigation in Guiding Spatial Sustainability in Maitland, Cape Town by Messaris, Anastasia

“…Moreover, local area plans are generally under-explored and under-utilised in South African planning theory and policy, where the emphasis is on large-scale strategic spatial plans and spatial development frameworks. …”
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Planning in Cape Towns interstices: case studies of informal land occupations in Cape Town, South Africa by Ngwenya, Nobukhosi

“…Often characterised as a problem, informal land (whereby land is defined broadly to include vacant and under-utilised buildings) occupations and, consequently, the numbers of autoconstructed and retrofitted housing have not only continued apace since 1994 in South Africa, they have intensified in scale, frequency, and level of organisation. …”
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