Towards the quantification of intellectual disability in children and adolescents in Africa: an exploration of the psychometric properties of the Wessex Behaviour Schedule (WBS) in... by Abbo, Catherine

“…The TQQ has given some rates of 'disability' in lowand middle-income countries (LMICS) in the order of 10-25%. However, no further dissection of ID within the broader category of 'disability' has been performed given that the TQQ was not developed with ID in mind. …”
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The increasing necessity for the inclusion of process and production methods (PPMs) into the current GATT regime as a safeguard/tool for environmental sustainability by Matawu, Daniel Tawanda

“…In conclusion focus was on the PPMs debate vis-à-vis the views of developing and developed nations. By showing the rate of environmental degradation in the SADC region as examples, the thesis argues that PPMs offer developing countries a solution for environmental sustainability.…”
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Should Kenya repeal its domestic limitation of benefits rule in favour of the simplified limitation of benefits rule in the MLI? by Mulama, Doreen Muteyitsi

“…The study concludes that for Kenya and other developing countries that have the rule in their domestic law, the MLI presents an opportunity to align with international best practices.…”
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Consumers' adoption and continuance intention to use mobile payment services

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Legal Protection of Foreign Investment in South Africa

“…Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is regarded as a key contributor to economic growth and wealth creation in both developing and developed countries. It is for this reasons that countries compete on the international stage to attract the limited amount of FDI that is available internationally. …”
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Intergovernmental relations in the management of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park

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Global surgery - socioeconomic and geographic maldistribution of surgical resources by Dell, Angela June

“…These numbers fell far below international recommendations, as well as developed countries such as the United Kingdom (UK) and United States of America (USA). …”
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The rise of populism within the Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa: a theoretical case study of anti-establishment, economic inequalities and cultural backlash by Carstens, Joshua

“…Populism is on the rise in many developed and developing countries and uprooting established party systems. …”
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Determination of pullout resistance of galvanized-steel strips within select South African soils based on their free draining potential in mechanically stabilized earth wall backfi... by Hoffman, Kyle

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A study to determine the relationship between the maximum capacity of an urban water reticulation network and its physical characteristics by Grotepass, F. J.

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The experience of imposter phenomenon throughout the career progression of women manufacturing leaders in South Africa and the United Kingdom by Garnett, Caroline

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Does the Permanent Establishment article give Namibia adequate taxing rights?An analysis of tax convention models in the mining and fishing industries by Swartz, Rikotoka Punaje

“… • Many of the treaties with developed countries have permanent establishment article that are based more on the OECD model than the UN model which is specifically designed to give developing countries more taxing rights…”
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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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Pay Equity: Reassessing gender pay gap, a comparative analysis of South Africa, India and Tanzania by Bakari, Zainab Ally

“…The paper will examine the position of United Kingdom on pay equity as it has been constantly applied in this country for over years through a variety of theories and instruments and has advanced in fighting for women's rights at international level and considered to be one of the pay equity laboratory since different legal approaches have been developed. …”
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Assessment of the purpose of South Africa's controlled foreign company rules by Holliday, Terry-Sue

“…Such manoeuvres improve the profitability of these nations' MNEs by allowing their tax bills to remain lower than their international competitors'. As such, there is a danger of starting a race to the corporate tax-rate bottom where developing nations will be the losers, considering their greater reliance on corporate tax revenues than their developed counterparts. …”
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Review of South African private sector saving (1965 - 2007) by De Kock, Elmien

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Child labour: an analysis by Gikunda, Nancy Karimi

“…This paper focuses on an analytical review of child labour and it exammes the underlying causes of child labour and its consequences for children and the society at large. In developing countries, the vast majority of children continue to contribute to • family economy making child laboul' economically important. …”
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The determinants of the structure of government expenditure in Africa

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