Towards a legal framework for preventing tax revenue leakage in the upstream oil and gas industry in Tanzania: an analysis of the concepts, methods and options available in a publi... by Luhende, Boniphace

“…The recent discoveries of natural gas in Tanzania, estimated at about fifty-seven trillion cubic feet (tcf), have sparked tremendous hopes for socio-economic development in the country. While this optimism seems to be supported by conventional wisdom and economic insights, evidence from other oil-rich African countries shows that in spite of the ongoing oil and gas extraction, they are floundering in poverty, corruption and political instability. …”
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A scientometric analysis of the science system in Tanzania by Maziku, Joseph

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Foreign investment and South African real estate investment trusts (REITs) by Carstens, Margaretha

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Can the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change achieve its ultimate objective? by Dalrymple, James

“…The Kyoto Protocol (the Protocol) signed in 1997, is significant because it introduces for the first time, legally binding obligations on developed countries to reduce their emissions of greenhouse gasses. …”
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The right to food in Mozambique : a conceptual critique on the applicability of the UN Convention on Economic Social and Cultural Rights

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'n Prinsipiele verantwoording van tegnologie-onderwys in die skoolkurrikulum by Baadjies, Basil Stephen

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MBChB 5th year student response To E-Learning within orthopaedic surgery during Covid-19 by Gamieldien, Hammaad

“…With these positive findings, we were able to explore the possibilities of developing an e-learning course curriculum incorporating international blended learning practices, using locally sourced SA evidence-based literature to provide orthopaedic teaching relevant to our unique setting.…”
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The use of crisis intervention with parents of children identified as in need of care and protection: experiences of social workers. by Zwane, Celimpilo Anitta

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The extent of rights under the SOEKOR leases by Schippers, Ashton

“…The exploitation of hydrocarbon resources off the South African coast in the vicinity of Mossel Bay presents new opportunities and challenges for this country, especially in the sphere of technology. The venture involves astronomical costs, and a major development of the relevant areas as is evident from the following: The cost aspect is becoming "an even greater Frankenstein 2 monster" . …”
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Threshold between land and sea : new waterborne transport node for the City of Maputo

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Human security as an influence on Japan’s contemporary Africa policy: principles, patterns and implications. by Van Wyk, Heste

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Gender and the Rule of Law in Theory and Practice: Challenges and Prospects for Strengthening Women's Access to Justice in Gender-Based Violence Cases by Beninger, Christina

“…The rule of law is increasingly viewed at the global policy level as essential to human rights, justice and development. Rule of law reform programming is now a core part of development efforts led by the United Nations and other actors in more than 150 countries around the world. …”
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Assessing the feasibility and prerequisites for establishing a sovereign wealth fund in South Africa by Mbalo, Usiphile

“…These funds are invested both domestically and internationally, resulting in a favourable impact on their own countries. …”
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Nature based tourism in Swaziland : the case for three forest reserves

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Radicalisation and Violent Extremism in United Kingdom Prisons

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The United Nations and the African Union in the prevention of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in Africa: lessons from Rwanda

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Humanitarian intervention: Before and after responsibility to protect (R2P) assessing the impact of R2P by Abdelhady, Amr

“…The absence of defined rules or regulations to govern the international community’s response to humanitarian crises has rendered the doctrine of humanitarian intervention perceived as a tool that can be used selectively by major powers to intervene in other countries according to their interests. …”
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Die belastinggevolge van opsiekontrakte by Lotz, Christiaan Frederick

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An exploration of factors which enabled student learning in the SHAWCO service-learning program at UCT by Mzizana, Lungisa

“…This study explores student's learning experiences in a SHAWCO service-learning (SSL) program at the University of Cape Town (UCT) for five international students. The SSL program hosts international students and integrates formal and informal learning. …”
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The role of key role players in science communication at South African higher education institutions : an exploratory study

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