The administration of Cecil John Rhodes as prime minister of the Cape Colony, 1890-1896 by Jenkins, Stanley John

“…Thus during his Premiership, the Franchise changes were introduced as a step towards a common South African Native policy; the Glen Grey Bill was a "Native Bill for Africa"; in regard to railways and customs, the ultimate aim was amalgamation and free trade in South African products as a prelude to political unity. …”
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A geochemical investigation of the Lake Sibiya system, Northern Zululand by Whyte, Stewart Rodney

“…Lake Sibaya (27°15'-21'25'S; 32°32'-32°44'E) is situated in the northern region of the Zululand coastal plain, and is remarkable in that it embodies a near-pristine· freshwater coastal lake preserving clear residual signs of its former estuarine origin. Despite the· fact that the lake constitutes perhaps the most intensively studied of all freshwater bodies in South Africa, little is known .of its geochemical character. …”
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Characterisation of putative metal transport proteins in the nickel hyperaccumulator Senecio coronatus: investigating candidate genes for nickel tolerance and accumulation by Cowlin, Ross Martin

“…The majority of research undertaken in this area has been performed on zinc/cadmium hyperaccumulators and comparatively little is known about the molecular mechanisms behind nickel accumulation. This is despite the fact that nickel hyperaccumulators constitute more than 75% of all known hyperaccumulator species. …”
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Leading the Economy: Do both the banking sector and stock market development independently lead economic activity in South Africa? Evidence from South Africa using Granger-causalit... by Mellon, Richard

“…For the banking sector development analysis, it takes the South African Reserve Bank’s disclosure of all banking institution assets and examines if changes in those asset levels Granger-cause the changes to GDP and IIP. …”
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Transforming migrancy: Basotho experience and participation in the South African labour system by Mosai, Sello B

“…As the study points out, these changes in the system have implications for everyone, not only Lesotho migrants. …”
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Vindicating the fads : a study of the contribution of some late 20th century business management methods to the growth of intellectual capital in the organisation by Fogell, Marion

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A fundamental evaluation of the atmospheric pre-leaching section of the nickel-copper matte treatment process by Lamya, Rodrick Mulenga

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Structuring of breeding objectives in the pork supply chain in South Africa

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Aspects of the community structure and reproductive ecology of the common sea-urchin Parechinus angulosus Leske around the Cape Peninsula, South Africa by Fricke, Alexander Hermann

“…My observations indicate that a confused temperature regime, involving rapid changes, such as occur during periodic upwelling cycles, results in repeated, incomplete spawn-outs. …”
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Flexible Fault-Tolerant Multi-Die FPGA-based Architectures for Varying Space Environments by Maklad, Yosof Ali Seif El Din Ali

“…It is well-known fact that spacecraft’s electronic components operate in an extreme harsh and varying space environments, beside changing orbit or passing through Van Allan Belts during orbital course results of radiation levels change. …”
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A critique of aspects of Louis Althusser's epistemology as employed by Manuel Castells by Marais, Linda Jean

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The development and reform of the rules regulating authority to contract on behalf of companies in South African and English Law by Van Niekerk, Julian Jesse

“…In South Africa, this sense of uncertainty is particularly acute, given the fact that there is disagreement over the nature of the applicable common law rules, the Companies Act No 71 of 2008 has introduced radical changes into this area of law and our Constitutional Court has recently made pronouncements which have brought settled agency law principles into question. …”
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Atypical workers: the quest for an inclusive workers protection regime by Mkwanazi, Bakhombisile

“…The crux of the issue is, however, that most legislation gives a narrow definition of employee, thereby excluding many classes of workers who are in fact dependent on their employers. This leaves them vulnerable to exploitation and subject to contractual regimes that do not fall within the formal private law concepts of employment. …”
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An examination of the spatially extensive heavy precipitation events over South Africa and the associated moisture trajectories by Walawege, Ruwani Priyanthika

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The analysis of the role and functions of labour unions in the South African Public Service

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An analysis of the oppression remedy under the South African companies legislation

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An economic order quantity model for imperfect and deteriorating items with freshness and inventory level-dependent demand

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Women and decision-making in the print media : a study to establish whether newspaper content has been transformed by employing more black women in decision-making positions by Eachells, Mandy Johlene

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Women NGO coalitions in Egypt post January 25, 2011: prerequisites for enhanced effectiveness by Korayem, Rana Gamal

“…In the aftermath of the revolution of the 25th of January, 2011, the Egyptian women's movement has witnessed changes. The changes offered opportunities and challenges, yet with two (2) years after the revolution, the challenges continue to outweigh the opportunities. …”
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