Perceptions held by masters students of the NOMA Track Module on ‘Nutrition, Human Rights and Governance’ by Marais, Martha Louisa

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Client knowledge, attitudes and practices to cervical screening in Mitchell's Plain, Cape Town, South Africa by Daries, Vanessa Cheryl

“…Background: Cervical cancer is a common cause of death among women in developing countries, including South Africa. In 2000, the South African National Department of Health introduced the national cervical cancer screening policy, which states that every woman is entitled to three free Papanicolaou (Pap) smears in her lifetime, at 1 0-year intervals starting at the age of 30 years. …”
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Rationalization of government structures concerned with foreign direct investment policy in South Africa

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Assessing the impact of e-learning on decision-making to reduce health risks: Perceptions from UCT's pesticide risk management cohort by Stuurman, Kenin Richard

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Women in manufacturing South Africa: Perceptions of the glass ceiling as they progress in their careers towards top management positions by Modisenyane, Refiloe

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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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Evaluating Health and Safety Practices In Sawmills: The Case of Naja David Veneer and Plywood (NDVP) Ltd., Kumasi by Alewabah, Stephen Benyaseh

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The Tax base of South African individuals : an international comparison

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Leveraging improved seed technology, migration and climate information for building the adaptive capacity and resilience to climate risks in semi-arid regions by Gitonga, Zachary Maina

“…Subsistence farming in developing countries where agricultural productivity is low will become less viable for many families already ravaged by food insecurity and poverty. …”
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Genomic insights into Group A Streptococcus pathogenesis by Rampersadh, Kimona

“…Despite evidence for the effectiveness of antibiotics such as penicillin, the burden of GAS remains high in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) compared to high-income countries (HIC), thus necessitating the development of innovative prevention tools and improve treatment strategies tailored to LMICs. …”
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Environmental sustainability assessment methods for buildings in South Africa by Barker, Greg

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Vulnerability, resilience and climate adaptive strategies of forest-dependent communities in Central and Southern Malawi

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The efficacy of strategies used to minimise and prevent cisplatin ototoxicity in patients by Chakara, Zenzo Stanford

“…Approximately 80 % of these deaths occur in developing countries. Cancer, the NCD of interest in this study, causes an estimated 8.2 million deaths per year, globally and about 70 % of these occur in developing countries. …”
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The Subjective Experience of Individuals Diagnosed with Schizophrenia in the Western Cape, South Africa by Hamman, Colette

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Systematic literature review of workplace gos-sip and foreign nationals

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A sectoral model for estimating residential water use in heterogeneous suburbs with complex household supply systems by Oyerinde, Abiola Oyetunde

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Statistical investigation into academic performance in the Faculty of Science at the University of Cape Town in the period 1990-1997 by Ronda, Katarzyna

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