Radiological differences between HIV-positive and HIV-negative children with cholesteatoma by Mc Guire, Jessica Kate

“…HIV-positive patients had smaller (p=0.02) mastoid air cell systems (MACS). …”
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Strain differentiation of Citrus tristeza virus isolates from South Africa by PCR and microarray

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Waste City: alternative architecture for radical change by Long, David

“…This ideological response comes in the form of self-sufficiency support structures, whereby inhabitants would construct their own environment to meet their own desires. …”
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Assessing the influence of crack width on the durability potential of cracked concrete using the durability index approach by Kanjee, Janina Prakash

“…Durability is a major concern for reinforced concrete (RC) structures. RC structures both in service and new, are subject to cracking. …”
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Design of tailor-made polymers with intrinsic micro-porosity for the “environmentally friendly” separation and storage of natural and industrial gas mixtures by El-mehalmey, Worood Adel

“…The simulation results showed that the fractional free volume and the Connolly surface of the PIMs had greater values resulting from the nanoporosity of the rigid chains in agreement with the experimental findings and giving rise to a fundamental understanding of the influence of the polymeric structures on the ultimate intrinsic microporosity.…”
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Investigating the factors that constrain growth of funded SMMEs in KwaZulu Natal Province: a case study of Ithala Development Finance Corporation by Mubonderi, Joseph

“…This study sought to investigate possible causes of such failures through investigating a sample of 300 SMMEs that had received agency funding and operating in the KZN province. …”
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Investigating repair mortars containing superabsorbent polymers as a method of internal curing to improve concrete patch repair performance by Gillmer, Marc

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The Federation of South African Women and the Black Sash : constraining and contestatory discourses about women in politics, 1954-1958 by Sturman, Kathryn

“…These campaigns were split along lines of race and class, as evidenced in the demonstrations against the extension of pass laws to African women by the Federation of South African Women [FSAW] and the campaign against the Senate Bill by liberal white women of the Black Sash. What they had in common is that both groups of women organised their action into separate structures exclusive to women, with independent identities from the male-dominated structures of the Congress Alliance and of white party politics. …”
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Temporal interactions with flamingo foraging plasticity: ecological effects on basal resources and benthic heterogeneity by du Plessis, Darren Scott

“…In situ comparisons of large and small foraging structures created by the flamingos with adjacent non-foraged sediments (controls) indicated that small channels had greater concentrations of sediment organic matter relative to large channels following feeding. …”
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Assessing the efficacy of policy reform in Zimbabwe's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Sector by Ncube, Sukoluhle Primrose

“…Through this study the researcher sought to understand the WASH sector reforms implemented and the extent to which they had resulted in the anticipated improvements in service delivery amongst targeted rural communities. …”
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Physical Modelling Investigation of Rock Scour Extent Due to a Plunging Jet for Typical High Head Dams by Umumararungu, Marie Grace

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A study of the interaction in book selection between provincial library systems and their affiliated public libraries in South Africa by Gertz, Mary Bonnin

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Natural Sciences teachers’ experiences of the use of blended teaching in Smart Schools

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Perceived enablers of upward mobility of female employees in a financial services organisation by Moyana, Matilda

“…Motivation for the study: In the South African context, it was demonstrated that although women comprised 51.2% of the adult population in 2016 (numbering approximately 28 53 million and were supported by progressive legislation and had a 45.8% representation in the workforce, they occupied a relatively low percentage of management positions. …”
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