Regulation, conflict and violence in the South African minibus-taxi industry : observations from the Western Cape by Jefthas, Diane

“…Presented in this dissertation is a detailed account of the growth and development of the industry and the conflict and violence that has plagued it since the late 1980s. …”
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Using GIS for optimal locations of automated teller machines (ATMs) : the case of Stellenbosch by Wambugu, Jacquelyne N

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The effects of partitions on the vibration serviceability of concrete floors by Mutombo, Christian Kabongo

“…The growing demand to construct long, slender floors with minimum supports for aesthetic and economic reasons especially in modern building developments has resulted in increased floor slenderness leading to vibration problems. As a result, vibration serviceability has become the governing design criterion for many of these new civil engineering structures. …”
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An evaluation of the psychotherapeutic milieu therapy programme of the William Slater Centre for Adolescents and Young Adults by Ahmed, Nazeema

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Traditional authorities and co-management of protected areas in South Africa: the case of Dwesa-Cwebe Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape by Tsawu, Simphiwe

“…This they did by excluding traditional leaders from the land claim process and the land tenure and management institutions – the Land Trust and Communal Property Associations. However, when problems arose with the Land Trust, traditional authorities stepped in and removed the Trust, effectively holding that body to account. …”
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The Numbers Gang in South African Correctional Facilities: Reflections on Structures, Functions and Culture by Veloen, Heinrich

“…This account yields insights into the form, content, and impact of gangs in South African prisons. …”
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Small and medium enterprises and access to finance in Egypt by Houssien, Ismail

“…These problems vary from financial issues such as getting access to money to non-financial shortcomings in such areas as knowhow, marketing, management and accounting systems. …”
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European duplicity and an occidental passion : Graham Greene and the limits of cultural translation by Gasser, Lucy

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Vrye kommunikasie as voorwaarde vir demokratiese opvoeding by Nortier, Wilhelm

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Anti-corruption strategies in the South African public sector : perspectives on the contributions of complexity thinking and ICTs by Habtemichael, Faniel Sahle

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Working Capital Management Practices of Small and Medium Enterprises in the Western Region. A Survey of Selected Smes in the Sekondi- Takoradi Metropolis by Pieterson, Anita

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Working Capital Management Practices of Small and Medium Enterprises in the Western Region: A Survey of Selected Smes in the Sekondi- Takoradi Metropolis by Pieterson, Anita

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The utilization of theatre as a medium for development communication : an examination of the Lesotho experience by Mda, Zanemvula K G

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The income tax nature of derivatives hedges: A critical analysis of the classification of gains made hedging a capital share investment with a single stock futures contract by Maule, James Alexander Carteret

“…In 1992 the Taxation Sub-Committee of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants noted that one of the primary problems facing the taxation of derivatives used as hedges was the capital/revenue distinction, due to the fact that the application of wellestablished legal principles to these new derivative instruments and investment strategies could lead to inequitable results. …”
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Social representations of alcohol use among women who drank while pregnant by Kelly, Jane Frances

“…Although drinking during pregnancy was represented as a stigmatised activity, it was also understood by the pregnant women and community members as a way of dealing and coping with difficult domestic problems, such as infidelity. Furthermore, it was also represented as contributing to problems in the participants’ lives as well as unwanted changes in their behaviour. …”
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Situations : a model for the analysis of mental hospital practices by Papenfus, Stanley Charles

“…The model serves to focus attention on two existential problems which members of staff face in committing themselves to their institutional roles: that of disclosing therapeutic rationale to patients and that of embodying this rationale in concrete commitments to patients.…”
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