South Africa's labour framework: have the realities of employment been accommodated for? by Vlieghe, Stephen

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The role relationship benefits have on customer equity in the business-to-business environment

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The benefits of an having an independent telecommunications regulatory authority: a SADC perspective by Chakauya, Christine Fadzai

“…South Africa and Kenya will be used as comparisons, looking to how they have handled problematic issues such as interconnection which some developing nations are still coming to grips with. …”
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Parents' perspectives and experiences of having a child with hereditary hearing loss by Ross, Sinead Amber

“…Of all the congenital diseases that occur worldwide, HL remains the most disabling, with the highest rate for age-standardised disability life years and is a significant public health concern particularly in the developing world. In South Africa, 6 in 1000 newborns, have disabling HL. …”
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Developing an in-depth understanding of the prevalence, risk factors and treatment recommendations for phantom limb pain, and patient-generated care priorities for people who have undergone lower limb amputations by Limakatso, Maxwell Katleho

“…Introduction: Phantom limb pain is a common complication in people who have undergone limb amputation, with prevalence estimates ranging between 29% and 85.6%. …”
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The role relationship benefits have on brand equity in the business to business, services environment

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Factors that have an influence on splitting of malting spring barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) by Carstens, Louis Wilhelm

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South African educators’ experiences of learners who may have ADHD in their classrooms

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A case study of the use of feminist psychotherapy with women who have had abortions by Horwitz, Melanie

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The dynamics of the real estate sector in Egypt: Is there a risk of having a housing bubble? by Lymouna, Rana Hamdy

“…The qualitative data highlights the risks of having a housing bubble in the market as a result of the growing presence of builder-provided credit. …”
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Immediate post catastrophic injury management in rugby union. Does it have an effect on outcomes? by Suter, Jason Alexander

“…These Injuries range from having minor consequences to catastrophic injuries with major life changing consequences. …”
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Nonlinear vibration of beams and plates resting on elastic foundations having nonlinear stiffness properties by Feulefack, Songong Edwige

“…Winkler (1867) was the first to introduce the topic of BPoEFs and developed these to analyse railroad tracks. Since then, many other researchers have extended the concept, giving rise to other foundation types. …”
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“How have social grants in Zambia been paid and what lessons can be learnt from this?” by Nkhoma, Henry

“…This study sheds light on how Zambia’s social grants have been delivered vis-à-vis structural fundamentals, design and stakeholder engagement.…”
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"We have it, we sit on it" : a formative evaluation of a high school sexuality education programme by Bailie, Ross Stewart

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Implementation of an attention training program with children who have sustained traumatic brain injuries in South Africa by Lanesman, Talia

“…Children who sustain TBIs typically have attentional difficulties, which disrupt the development and functioning of other cognitive, behavioural, and social skills. …”
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Is knowing that you have rights enough? : exploring marginalised women's awareness, understanding and practice of the right to health by Thomas, Jacky

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A narrative exploration into the world of ill fathers who have lost a limb due to diabetes

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The experiences of youth who have aged out of non-kinship foster care in Tshwane Metro, Gauteng

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