Factors affecting public trust in government digital services in developing countries: a case of South Africa by Ntika, Nomfezeko

“…Problem Statement: The government in developing countries has been grappling with poor service delivery often evidenced by perpetual destructive service delivery protests. …”
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The torn veil : access to information as a tool for combating corruption with reference to Uganda

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Improving patient handover practices from emergency care practitioners to healthcare professionals

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Environmental governance of an urban estuary: The case of Zandvlei by Nightingale, Franky Thern

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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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How is palliative care part of the right to health? The South African evidence by Gwyther, Elizabeth

“…As General Comment 14 has proved useful for the thesis, for the future, it may also provide a framework to monitor state accountability on the basis of Availability, Accessibility, Acceptability, and Quality of palliative care that can be transferred to other countries.…”
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Methamphetamine (tik) use, sexual risk, aggression and mental health among school going adolescents in Cape Town by Pluddemann, Andreas

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An employee assistance programme for small and medium enterprises in Namibia

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A study of relativistic fluids with applications to cosmology: A variational approach by Oreta, Timothy

“…This may aid in resolving the coincidence problem. Our examination of inflation-generated, large-scale magnetic fields reveals a super-adiabatically evolving mode from the beginning of the radiation-dominated epoch to either much later during the epoch or probably extending far into the era of matter domination which may account for late time, large-scale magnetic fields.…”
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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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An evaluation of the effectiveness of the counselling service at the Parent Centre: A social work study conducted in Cape Town by Faull, Carol Jeanne

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Rock fracture under static stress conditions by Hoek, Evert

“…While this study is primarily concerned with rock fracture problems associated with deep level mining, it is believed that the general principles are equally useful in the analysis of rock and concrete fracture problems encountered in civil engineering.…”
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Business process improvement of the order-to-delivery cycle by Roberts, Babette

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Evaluating the effectiveness of CSR initiatives in enhancing community development and social welfare

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African women in a western workplace : an ethnographic case study

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Developing a model to improve service delivery regarding the monitoring of policing conduct by Bardien, Zubaida

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Integration of ranking and selection methods with the multi-objective optimisation cross-entropy method by Von Lorne von Saint Ange, Chantel

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The Uniform International Keyword 'Reasonable'; Pathfinder or Insurmountable Obstacle for a Uniform Application of the CISG? - An Examination of Case law - by Linnemannstoens, Heike

“…As the Convention forms part of the UN regime there is no supranational instance or Court of uniformity. Problems of uniformity must therefore be tackled in the domestic domain.5 Especially general terms are imputed to provide problems of uniformity because of discrepancies in domestic practice.…”
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High Power and High Frequency Class-DE Inverters by De Vries, Ian Douglas

“…However, the prac1ical problems of implementing a Class-DE invener lO work into the HF band are formidable. …”
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Home at last : the re-entry adaptation of returned South African exiles by Majodina, Zonke

“…Although promoted as the most durable solution to problems caused by forced migration, voluntary repatriation has proved to be a most difficult solution owing to the numerous psychosocial, economic, legal and political problems associated with it. …”
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