Using a consensus method towards the promotion of professional conduct in midwifery in South Africa

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Analyzing the News Media Trust at Different Levels and Its Relationship with Civic Engagement by Ali, Dina Ahmed

“…The most recent study investigated news media trust in developed countries. The novelty of this research is recognizing and highlighting the news media trust at different levels of analysis in the Egyptian context and understanding the rationale for that trust (why). …”
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Determinants of Physicians' Brain Drain in Egypt by ElBeheiry, Mennatallah

“…On the other hand, high-quality training and educational opportunities, well-developed health system, in addition to fair rewarding systems in the destination country are the main factors that pull Egyptian physicians to different high-income countries. …”
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Exploring the role of community participation in sustainable solid waste management : a case study of Moses //Garoeb and Samora Machel informal settlements in Windhoek, Namibia by Ngonyothi, Kafula

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Studies on economic growth and income in Sub-Saharan Africa by Asiedu, Michael Kwame

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Egyptian media policies to protect minors from harmful content and promote positive media use by Abu-Seada, Nour Hussien

“…This research consists of: I) Literature review, providing the following: • General understanding of the mental, physical and psychological developments of a child • Positive and negative impacts of media on children’s development and behavior • Overview on international policies in different countries in regard to children and media • Understanding the situation in Egypt: • A brief overview on the History of Child programming and policies II) In-depth interviews with: A. 10 Parents from different age groups, social classes and educational background: This provided a better understanding of what Egyptian children watch, reasons behind their preference, how it affects them, parent’s concerns, what is needed, etc. …”
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Effectiveness of second-tier rural producer organisations in linking smallholder farmers to markets in Uganda

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Opportunities and Challenges of Automation Experience by some Academic Libraries in Anglophone sub-Saharan Africa : a Perspective on West Africa

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A biscuit fortified with iron, iodine and B-carotene as a strategy to address micronutrient deficiencies in primary school children by Van Stuijvenberg, Martha Elizabeth

“…Deficiencies of vitamin A, iron, and iodine continue to be prevalent in developing countries worldwide and can, in addition to the classic consequences such as nutritional anaemia, goitre, cretinism, xerophthalmia and blindness caused by severe deficiencies, also affect the growth, development and immunity of young children. …”
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Improving diabetes management of pregnant women in under-served communities of South Africa by using a mobile phone by Arbi, Shameela

“…Research suggests that accurate education and proper management regarding diabetes can have a positive impact on the quality of patient life, as well as the country's healthcare system. …”
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An insight into the livelihood of small-scale pig farmers in the Western Cape, South Africa by Cupido, Melissa

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Corporate social responsibility perceptions : a South African institutional investor perspective by Nel, Kara

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Towards a transformational government framework for sub-Saharan Africa

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Using machine learning to predict the risk severity of late effects o f childhood cancer survivors by Nortje, Lene

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Investigation of the applicability of a cleaner production approach to road side catering in urban Africa by Niyobuhungiro, Rissa Vénérande

“…The main recommendations of the study are: • Since wood stoves would offer fast payback times for fuel wood using traders, the local economic development section of local government should aim to stimulate and develop local business to provide such stoves to caterers. • While the slaughter waste can be used as a substrate for biogas generation, for it to become available to the vendors, local government should invest in this as a form of urban infrastructure. • Slaughtering facilities should be built for the vendors where the waste can be kept together and may be used by the municipalities or other bodies. • Similar studies in other developing countries are also encouraged, so as to develop the specific insights on the affordability of achieving benefits to society in terms of public health, climate change mitigation and food security worldwide. …”
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Factors determining the interpretive effectiveness of ecotour guides in South African national parks : an environmental interpretation model

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Sustainable design guidelines for new and existing schools in Egypt by Harb, Sara

“…Education is the fundamental element for the development of any nation, and its shortage has a direct effect on the social, environmental and economic development of the country (El Baradei & Baradei, 2004). …”
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South African consumer knowledge of the current paediatric food-based dietary guidelines

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