Necessary illusions?: representations of Darfur by Tong, Kathryn Louise

“…The media influenced the political will of the international community towards Darfur only indirectly, although it could just as convincingly be argued that the political will of the international community was one of the primary factors influencing the media. …”
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School-based mechanisms of learner self-efficacy, engagement value and achievement : a structural equation analysis of grade 9 mathematics performance in South Africa by Takalani, Mukovhe Glen

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Exploring spatial understanding and cognitive load using ultrasound in teaching and learning anatomy. by De Lange, Johanna Maria

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Producing and marketing made in Ghana goods in the face of trade liberalisation: a case study into selected clothing and footwear industries by Amonoo, Evelyn

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Evaluating the impact of preferential markets on Eswatini SME economy by Makhanya, Mmeli Maphiwa

“…The study was motivated by the fact that the impact of preferential trade agreements (PTA) on Eswatini SME economies (measured through labour productivity (LP), as well as the perception from SMEs on these markets) remain unknown. …”
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A phenomenology study of clinicians' perspectives on dissociation while working with traumatised children in the South African context. by Van, Der Walt Ruth

“…Trauma is defined as experiences which overwhelm the internal resources of a child and changes their perception of their lives and environment. …”
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Investigating post-apartheid black workers' barriers to career progression and the role that the intersection of race and gender plays in shaping their experiences in the banking s... by Khunyana, Siphenathi

“…African women are less privy to internal information about career progression and earning potential, with intergroup racism adding to this racial, often gendered wage-gap divide. …”
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Assessing employee turnover of young professionals in the wastewater sector : the East Rand Water Care case study by Kapa, Mzoxolo Wilberforce

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Malory's work in the light of his times by D'Angelo, A G W

“…I have at tempted to identify in each both Malory's own perceptions and those of his society and to show the links between them. …”
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Meeting the psychosocial needs of refugees and asylum-seekers in South Africa: prespective of NGO service providers by Harverson, Taryn

“…In order to do this, a qualitative study focusing on service providers' perceptions about the psychosocial needs of refugees and asylum-seekers in Cape Town, and of service responses to these needs, was conducted. …”
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Boardroom governing dynamics: A case study of state-owned oil and gas joint ventures in Egypt by Gharib, Aliaa Ali

“…The aim of the thesis is to investigate the differences in perceptions towards corporate governance practices on the boards of joint ventures between international or domestic private firms and Egyptian state-owned companies using the oil and gas industry as a case study. …”
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The relationship between performance evaluation systems and motivation: A case study from three NGOs in Egypt. by Aloush, Heba

“…Additionally, the research will explore the employees’ perceptions of the PES in the NGO sector in Egypt. The study was conducted over three NGOs; CARE International, Save the Children, and the Misr El Kheir. …”
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Extended holiday in Hurghada: Russian women and 'urfi marriage as an 'alternative circuit of survival' by Walby, Joanne

“…This discourse reifies fears of exploitation and victimhood but overlooks women‘s ability to rationally consider the risks and benefits of international migration for economic and social reasons. …”
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Organisational climate: variance across functional units by Van der Merwe, Izak Petrus

“…Organizations therefore tend to become internally segmented into functional units. Organizational climate was highlighted as the general notion specifying the organizational identity or self-awareness of the organization; however, it may vary within the organization from work group to work group. …”
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Assessing the role of weather index insurance in climate change adaptation in Malawi by Nthakomwa, Asimenye

“…Furthermore, most of the study participants did not have knowledge about climate finance despite its increasing attention at the international level. This study can inform the design of WII so that it can be better implemented as a climate change adaptation tool in Malawi.…”
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From toots to returns: a thesis on financing climate adaptation via nature-based solutions in South Africa by Davis, Grant

“…Given the inadequate public and international financing for adaptation, there is therefore an urgent need to tap into alternative sources, particularly those from the private sector. …”
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Luxury Tourism in South Africa: navigating opportunities and barriers to address sustainability challenges by Chasenski, Daniella

“…Future research should adopt a mixed-methods approach to quantify long-term sustainability impacts, guest perceptions, and policy effectiveness, strengthening the evidence base for a more equitable and resilient luxury tourism sector.…”
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Barriers and facilitators to transitioning of small businesses (SMME’s) from the second to the first economy in South Africa

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Satisfaction at work : the South African workplace regime in comparative perspective

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Expat tax : will it contribute to tax evasion by South African expats working abroad?

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