Implementation of a structured surgical quality improvement programme by Spence, Richard Trafford

“…Various m-Health applications were used to develop three databases describing the outcomes of major surgery performed within the Cape Metro West health district during the study period. …”
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The African Union and the right to peace and security

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Japan as a middle power -Japanese diplomacy during the Asian Financial Crisis- by Kobayashi, Takeshi

“…In addition, more and more developing economies participated in international regimes. …”
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Multilateral Organizations and Health Emergency Management During Crisis: The Case Study of The World Health Organization During Covid-19 Pandemic by Hamada, Aya Helmy

“…During the COVID-19 pandemic, WHO achieved significant progress by supporting countries with technical assistance, guidelines, and essential resources. …”
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"The Government Believes That History Unfolds as History Unfolds" In what ways have consecutive Dutch governments sought to address Dutch violence during Indonesia's independence w... by Assies, Tessa

“…Since the end of the twentieth century, more and more countries have been confronted with how to deal with injustice from the past. …”
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The prevalence of infection related death at Salt River Mortuary for the years 2013 and 2014 by Kruger, Maria Magdalena

“…This is especially true in developing countries where there is a high burden of disease. …”
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Creating meaningful learning opportunities for children with Cerebral Palsy in South African rural schools

“…Inclusive education is a strategy aimedat ensuring equal education for all children, regardless of race, colour, gender or ability. Many countries internationally are in the process of implementing this approach, but progress has been much slower in developing countries such as South Africa. …”
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Empirical investigation of the determinants of cybersecurity behaviour among South Africans

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Death by electrocution: a retrospective analysis of three medico-legal mortuaries in the eThekwini district of KwaZulu Natal from 2006 to 2016. by Awath- Behari, Anez

“…This information and the appropriate institution of changes have proven worthwhile in reducing fatalities internationally. Less developed countries have shown increasing trends in electrocution fatalities related to rural-urban migration and growing electricity demand. …”
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Security of Tenure in Egypt: Policies and Challenges by Eweida, Arig

“…This research attempts to untangle what these laws and policies could mean for a country with 40% of its housing being informal. It builds on a rich literature on titling programs in developing countries to offer a deeper understanding of the limitations of such programs and their effect on the informal security of tenure and perceived security. …”
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Financial health protection in Swaziland: an assessment of financial catastrophe and impoverishment from out-of-pocket payments by Ngcamphalala, Cebisile

“…As the drive towards universal coverage is gaining momentum globally, the need for assessing levels of financial health protection in countries, particularity the developing world, has increasingly become important. …”
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Seeking arm’s length: An evaluation of formulary apportionment and predetermined margins as alternative or supplementary methods to establish proxy arm’s length transfer prices for... by Raymond, Bonita

“…However, in South Africa foreign investment has reduced to an extent where local companies are now more invested in international markets than international investment in South Africa (Development, 2018). …”
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A hearing screening programme for infants from a neonatal intensive care unit in a South African provincial hospital

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Food safety regulation in Tanzania's informal dairy sector : enablers and constraints to alternative policy approaches

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To what extent did South Africa pursue the African Agenda in the UN Security Council between 2011 and 2012?

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Modelling and sustainability analysis of biorefineries using sugarcane lignocellulose to produce polyethylene, sorbitol, glucaric acid and levulinic acid at existing South African... by Kapanji, Kutemba Kaina

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An Analysis of Project Risk Factors for Donor Funded Projects and Programs in the Health Sector in Zimbabwe by Buhlungu, Simbarashe

“…This is the common practise with most international development assistance provided to developing countries, it is availed and managed through projects (Diallo and Thuillier, 2005: 237).…”
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