The influence of social media communication on South African millennial consumer purchase intentions of motor vehicle brands

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Teacher understanding and implementation of executive functions in Grade R

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Community Care Workers’ role in supporting academic resilience of learners from low socio-economic contexts

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Problem-solving skills used by adolescents and families affected by drought to enhance family resilience

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Social work intervention for unmarried teenage fathers by Smith, Patrick J. D.

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Re-defining stewardship : a Nigerian perspective on accountable and responsible land ownership according to the Old Testament by Ahiamadu, Amadi

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A phenomenological study into the experiences of retrenchment implementers by Westermann-Winter, Birgit

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Assessment of the vulnerability of Ethiopian agriculture to climate change and farmers’ adaptation strategies

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The strategic value of authentic narrative in branded entertainment by Van Loggerenberg, Marthinus Johannes Coetzee

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Exploring Circular Economy principles in the clothing manufacturing industry driven by fast fashion: Stakeholder Perspectives and Policy Implications in Cape Town, South Africa by Mukansi, Delian

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Opportunities for short-sea shipping in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region: evidence based on discrete choice modelling by Konstantinus, Abisai

“…Discrete choice modeling (DCM) is employed as the main methodology to study shipper and carrier behavior. …”
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Exploring the educational significance of science fairs for high school science teachers

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Code-switching as a persuasive device in South African advertising by Cowley, Jennali

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An outcome evaluation of the Home-School partnership programme by Muzire, Mufudzi

“…In this evaluation, a descriptive design was used. The design employed a quantitative approach to address question one as secondary data from 90 feedback reports by teachers were analysed using Microsoft excel. …”
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How the healthcare-seeking socio-cultural context shapes maternal health clients' mHealth utilisation in a Kenyan context by Cheruto, Sowon Karen

“…From an internalisation perspective, uncertainties and risks in the maternal healthcare-seeking context resulted in hesitated adoption. Contextual perceptions of usefulness of the intervention resulted in the use of mHealth to substitute other healthcare structures while having different perceptions of the role of mHealth created dissonance among the maternal health clients. …”
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Assessment of veld utilisation practices and veld condition in the Little Karoo by Cupido, Clement F.

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Social media effects on the academic performance of Nile University students by Mowafy, Gina

“…The findings of the study explains the perception of Nile university students of social media effects on their academic performance, and to what extend do they use social media for academic related purposes, and it explores the effect of the different academic majors, academic statues and gender on the social media usage perception and usage. …”
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Work Precarity, Mental Health, and Performance among Humanitarian Aid Workers in Egypt Post-2025 U.S. Funding Reduction by Allam, Mariam

“…This study provides empirical evidence on the relationship between precarious employment and worker mental well-being in the humanitarian sector, extends precarious employment theory to this unique context, and offers practical recommendations for organizations and policymakers to address workforce precarity and improve employment sustainability in humanitarian work.…”
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njury rate and risk factors among small scale gold miners in Ghana by Nakua Kweku Emmanuel, Owusu-Dabo Ellis, Newton Samuel, Koranteng Adofo, Otupiri Easmon, Donkor Peter, Mock Charles

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Exploring the livelihood strategies of unemployed black female migrant youth living in Cape Town, South Africa by Soko, Mumba Martha

“…The study interviewed twenty unemployed black female migrant youth between the ages of 25 and 34 to understand their experiences and perceptions of a) factors or conditions that forced them to immigrate to Cape Town, b) challenges they encountered in trying to secure employment, and vulnerabilities experienced, and c) the livelihood strategies they employed and available social service support. …”
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