Ke in utterances: uses and functions of the Xhosa discourse marker ke by Masinyana, Abdul-Malik Sibabalwe Oscar

“…At present, the general agreement between Xhosa grammars and dictionaries is that ke is either/and/or a conjunction or conjunctive, an interjective, an adverb, an enclitic, an expletive or a form word with a variety of translation equivalents in English. …”
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The Dandelion diary : die perdeblom kalender by Black, Marguerite

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Renewable sources of energy for domestic use : attitudes and perceived implications for quality of life

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The simulation method : a teaching technique for environmental education in secondary schools by Joyce, Jack Peter

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Microgrid planning and design under uncertainty: A case study in Northern Angola by Kamanzi, Brian

“…The design of a proposed Microgrid solution for N'zeto and Tomboco villages located in Angola is developed through a thorough context study used in conjunction with remotely acquired contextual data and a variety of estimation and model techniques. …”
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Exploring how the subjective wellbeing of young traumatized children with anxiety can be supported

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The essential need for empathy : a study evaluating the legislative provisions aimed at protecting domestic violence victims against secondary victimisation by the police by Steyn, Janneke

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Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Survivors' Experiences of an Intervention Programme at the Mosaic Training, Service and Healing Centre by Gray, Wai'oca

“…In the South African context, gender-based violence is related to a range of demographic characteristics such as ethnicity, gender, socio-economic status and sexuality, which contributes to varied forms of inequity. …”
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Combating bullying in schools : a South African legal perspective

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The Growth Interface: Community based cannabis processing facility in the rural Eastern Cape

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A foundational approach towards the relationship between mark-making, freedom, and meaning in selected works by David Koloane and Dylan Graham

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Labour dispute resolution in southern Africa : a study of emerging trends and realities in Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland by Ntumy, Emmanuel K B

“…This study adopts a 'law in context' approach as a sub-text within the broad framework of socio-legal studies. …”
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African workplace spirituality in South African mines by Makgoba, Thabo Cecil

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A critical analysis of the relationship between commemoration, meaning and landscape design in Post-Apartheid South Africa : Isivivane, Freedom Park - a case study

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ya' between vocative and non-vocative use in Egyptian film language A corpus analysis: pragmatic functions and formal features by Henen, David

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FDI versus local industrial investment: a human capital perspective of development by El Shamy, Hebatallah Hamdy

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The dream of a pure community: Woodstock's counter-memory, 1882–1913 by Alfred, Luke Martyn

“…One of the further advantages of an institutional analysis is that it will allow us to historicise objects (like the human body), isolate discursive practices (moral languages of "responsibility"), and analyse forms of knowledge (the emergence of medical knowledge about the population), within the context of a "different" methodology. We will thus be posing a polemical threat to those who believe that the body has no history; that language is reducible to the intention of a centered subject; and that knowledge "evolves" in conjunction with a continuous, teleological rationality.…”
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'Phalaborwa where the hammer is heard': crafting together the political economy of Iron Age communities in southern Africa, AD 900-1900 by Moffett, Abigail Joy

“…Metal production took place in domestic contexts in conjunction with other activities, and with clear evidence of scheduling and cross-crafting overlaps. …”
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Here / Not Here by Tither, Mary Elizabeth ‘Emmy’

“…As such, it provides a context for the podcast’s two series - one of which looks at home through the lens of the senses, the other through the lens of the body, while also discussing other aspects of home. …”
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RePair: (im)possibilities of care-taking and making with care in times of isolation by Friess, Carola

“…The sudden and drastic impacts the recent global health crisis had on my life, and on society more broadly, triggered intuitive processes of creation, whereby its context was difficult to grasp in the beginning. Thus, my motivation for conducting this research stemmed from a personal worry about the dystopian situation outside of my private sphere. …”
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