Reconceptualising the child within the family and the school : an investigation into how Zimbabwean children orphaned by AIDS negotiate their personal identities within a stigmatis... by Kwenda, Chiwimbiso Mebie

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The Economic consequenses of urbanisation in Lebowa

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Teachers' perceptions of professional identity and communities of practice by Sadek, Heidi Mohamed Badr El-Din

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Recovering for a loss of a chance of survival: loss of a chance in South African medical malpractice by Busch, Stefanie

“…Each of the two approaches are evaluated in relation to South Africa's delictual law, as well as its judiciary's past practices in developing delictual principles. By doing so this writer will illustrate which approach is more beneficial and suitable within the South African delictual law context. …”
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Circumstantial social entrepreneurship: Exploring inclusive, social innovation in the transition from shadow to mainstream economic spaces. A case study of informal sector recyclin... by Ndlovu, Sinqobile Sichelesile

“…As global solid waste management systems evolve to include wider elements of sustainability, developing countries are struggling with how best to work with a growing informal sector. …”
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Antenatal AVSD diagnosis at Groote Schuur Hospital A retrospective cohort study by Annor, Charlene Adjoa Adobea

“…More research is needed in an African context regarding the outcomes of babies diagnosed with antenatal anomalies.…”
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The implication of privatising water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa: a qualitative study on urban water supply public-private partnerships in Ghana and Tanzania by Putu, Tshegofatso Luthando

“…These international institutions have often attached this policy suggestion to loan and debt restructuring conditions, when interacting with developing countries. Specifically, developing countries have been advised to take on publicprivate partnerships which can be seen as an application of privatisation theory. …”
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An analytic framework to advance understanding of power sector reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa by Hampton, Brent

“…While the approach has proved moderately successful in some developed countries, the outcomes in developing countries, and particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, have been generally unsatisfactory. …”
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Disability in the Middle Ramu, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea: perceptions, prevalence and the role of community based rehabilitation by Veenstra, Nina

“…Many disabilities in developing countries are preventable. Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) is a rehabilitation model promoted by the World Health Organisation for addressing the problems of disability in developing countries. …”
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Assessing the processes of determining adaptation finance needs: a comparative study of African NDCs by Murape, Natalie Tatenda

“…Although there is a growing recognition of the need to include detailed costing methodologies in NDCs, such reporting currently needs to happen. A context-based reporting format should be developed and standardized at a regional level, which can work as a blueprint for countries with similar national circumstances and exposure to climate impacts.…”
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Factors associated with the successful implementation of computerised hospital information systems in South Africa by Hanmer, Lyn Avril

“…The study provides unique insights into the CHIS implementations in rather poorly resourced environments, thereby contributing to a growing literature on health information system development, implementation and use in developing areas from the perspective of information system success modelling, health information system evaluation, and a developing country context.…”
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Talent management in emerging economies : study in mining multinational corporations in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Parenting in Egypt: Recommendations for a parenting program for upper and middle class Egyptians by Hanna, Amira Ragy Saad

“…Parenting or parent education programs are good tools for supporting parents but they are not widely available in Egypt, and the ones that are available may not be culturally sensitive to the Egyptian context. In order to develop an effective parenting program, an assessment of parenting training and support needs was conducted. …”
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Locked Gates: Japan’s Immigration Quandary in the Face of Economic and Demographic Realities by Emara, Merna Karam

“…By analyzing the role of immigration laws, labor market access, and social security regulations, the study offers insights into the broader socio-political context influencing Japan’s immigration policy, contributing to a deeper understanding of how historical and cultural factors continue to shape contemporary political decisions. …”
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H.P. Blavatsky, theosophy, and nineteenth-century comparative religion by Bester, Dewald

“…Tylor, and Herbert Spencer, in positioning her theosophical comparative religion in the context of late nineteenth-century production of knowledge about religion and religions. …”
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Innovative financing of public infrastructure in Zambia: instruments and critical success factors by Kamiji, Kafula

“…This research aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers, contributing to the broader discourse on development finance and sustainable infrastructure development in developing and emerging economies.…”
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Nascent strategic entrepreneuring as a complex responsive process

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Patients' Perceptions of Person-Centred Care in Audiology: A South African Cross-Sectional Survey by Blasl, Danielle

“…Subsequently, no universal tool to measure P-PCC and its underlying concepts exists, much less one that is suitable for a South African context. Developing and implementing a tool to measure South African audiology patients' perspectives of PCC (PP-PCC), will not only address this paucity in literature, but further inspire PCC strategies which could lead to improvement in clinical practice and quality of care. …”
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Conceptualising an epistemology of praxis for teaching research in Information Systems by Uys, Walter Ferreira

“…This is of value in preparing students for postgraduate research in any discipline, for developing students as lifelong learners, and in developing lecturers as critically reflective educators who know ‘how’ and ‘why’ to teach.…”
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Exploring the social innovation orientation of corporate social responsibility practitioners by Wilson,UnaTessSade

“…These questions were answered in the context of a developing country, more specifically South Africa. …”
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