How can sense-data processing generate perception? by Ghattas, Marian Reda Asaad

“…The skeptical puzzles were presented mainly by “René Descartes in the seventeenth century and David Hume in the eighteenth” and continued to influence the epistemological tradition that many philosophers such as “Leibniz, Bayle, Voltaire, and Kant” and later “Mill, Mach, James, Russell, Moore and Wittgenstein” had to “deal with problems which can be traced back to Descartes and Hume.” …”
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The Structural and Cultural Constraints on Policy Implementation : a case study on further education and training Colleges in South Africa

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Demands for biofortified food crops in three sub-Saharan African countries

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The influence of transformational leadership, emotional intelligence, trust, meaning and intention to quit on organisational citizenship behaviour by Schlechter, Anton Francois

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Essays on financial reforms and monetary policy in Malawi

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Criminal tides : a comparative study of contemporary piracy in Somalia and Southeast Asia by Reyskens, Marina Elise Simone

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Modelling of flow through porous packing elements of a CO2 absorption tower by Rautenbach, Christo

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Toward a cooperative learning process in building social cohesion in a Grade 10 Geography classroom : an action research approach by Booysen, Barry

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Operational scheduling and investigative planning for electric public transport in South Africa by Wüst, Jacques

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Stochastic triangular mesh mapping by Lombard, Clint Daniel

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A control system framework for building energy retrofitting and maintenance planning

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Being harmed and harming: government responsibility for inadequate healthcare by Komu, Philbert Joseph

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Efficiency and equity considerations in modeling inter-sectoral water demand in South Africa

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Review of Late Preterm birth at Mowbray Maternity Hospital by Chambers, Kate Melanie

“…It would be of interest to quantify the problem of late preterm birth at Mowbray Maternity Hospital (MMH); quantifying the deliveries into spontaneous versus medically indicated, and to explore the reasons and outcomes for each category. …”
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Prenatal alcohol exposure and the early neurodevelopmental outcomes of children in a South African birth cohort study by Hendricks, Gaironeesa

“…Introduction: Over the last few decades, prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) has been a major public health problem both globally and in low- to-middle-income countries (LMICs) such as South Africa. …”
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How end-user participation in Financial Management Information Systems development engenders a sense of system ownership in municipalities: A case in South Africa by Gcora-Vumazonke, Nozibele Pansy

“…It was evident that end-user participation in project initiation, system requirements specifications and system design specifications phases could enable end-users to gain a sense of ownership in the form of a sense of responsibility through problem-solving and decision-making, meaningfulness through collective learning during participation and locus of control through shared leadership. …”
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Belowground impacts of regenerative agriculture in a South African seed production system by Nel, Gemma

“…Intensive agriculture, that is environmentally detrimental, is a serious global problem. Widespread deforestation as a means to expand agricultural areas, and the overuse of agrochemicals causes rapid biodiversity loss, large scale soil erosion and agroecosystems to become stuck in negative feedback cycles. …”
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Study of the prevalence of bovine tuberculosis in Govuro District, Inhambane Province, Mozambique

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Deterrence analysis of compliance with fishery regulations among artisanal fishers in Sudan

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Unemployment in an African village : a psychocultural perspective

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