Confronting gold mine acid drainage : art as counter-activity

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Improving the efficiency of University technology transfer by De Beer, Christle

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A dissection of the Protection, Promotion, Development and Management of indigenous Knowledge Systems Act 6 of 2019: substantive issues and foreseeable consequences for creative in... by Zondi, Nokwanda Bathabile

“…Indigenous knowledge is a broad term that is used to describe various knowledge systems that are intimately linked with traditional communities.1 It is communicated orally and stored in the memories of people belonging to traditional communities; it is also expressed through the art of traditional communities, their practices, community laws, cultural values, folklore, proverbs and activities. 2 The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), defines ‘indigenous knowledge' as a living body of knowledge - know-how, skills and practices that are formed, sustained and passed on through generations of a traditional community, often forming part of its cultural or spiritual identity.3 There is no internationally accepted definition of indigenous knowledge as the protection of indigenous knowledge is a recent discourse amongst relevant global institutions and countries protecting intellectual property. …”
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Formative research for the development of an appropriate, acceptable and feasible intervention aimed at reducing type 2 diabetes risk in disadvantaged women after gestational diabe... by Muhwava, Lorrein Shamiso

“…At present, little is known about the policies and practices relating to the management of GDM in low- and middle- income countries and health systems interventions that support and facilitate continuity of care are lacking. …”
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Development and validation of the School Clinical Rugby Measure (SCRuM) test battery: understanding the qualities or skills defining good male adolescent rugby union players by Chiwaridzo, Matthew

“…Background: Globally, the number of schoolboy adolescents playing highly competitive rugby is increasing even in countries such as Zimbabwe hardly known for dominating international rugby events. …”
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B is for burka, C is for counterinsurgency: US troops experiences of and with Afghan society by Cosette, Sarah

“…A counterinsurgency doctrine was developed after Afghanistan resisted the international hegemonic vision for the country, asking troops to battle for the hearts and minds of Afghans. …”
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Epileptic Spasms: Evidence for oral corticosteroids and implications for low and middle income countries (Systematic Review) by Raga, Sharika Vinod

“…Implementation of international guidelines for the treatment of epileptic spasms, is challenging when access to adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) and vigabatrin is restricted, especially in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC). …”
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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder in Context: a comparison of family perceptions in a high income and low/middle-income country by Viljoen, Marisa

“…We selected Sweden as example of a high-income country (HIC), and South Africa, as example of a low/middle-income country (LMIC). …”
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Emerging Market Multinationals’ Home Non-Market Advantages and their Subsidiaries’ Strategic Responses to Institutions in a Host Emerging Country Environment

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Corporate social responsibility disclosure assurance and financial performance : a cross-country study

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Exploring Policies & Practices for The Private Sector to Advance Women’s Economic Empowerment and Prevent Gender Based Violence in Post-Conflict Countries by Helal, Amina

“…The analysis shows that in post-conflict countries, NGOs that execute programs to support women’s economic empowerment and prevent GBV are overdependent on donor countries and international organizations to finance and sustain the implementation of their projects. …”
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Improving counting performance of densely flocked sheep in aerial imagery by Biggs, D. R.

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The legal implications of electronic letter of credit as a cross border trade payment mechanism : Botswana as a case study

“…The primary legal constraints being, lack of legal recognition by the courts because of their nature (being data messages); lack of recognition in the laws of contracts (digital signatures, digital contracts), public perception more especially most of the developing countries, who because of lack of technology, resources and skilled man power, lacked knowledge on the advantages of technology advancement. …”
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An analysis of the competitive performance of the South African citrus industry by Dlikilili, Xolela

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In the name of ‘local sovereignty’ : peace from below through a leadership lens. A lesson from Côte d’Ivoire

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Combating corruption in customs through trade facilitation : case of East Africa community

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Examining the Role of Social Trust in the Angel Investors’ Decision-Making Process: The Case of Egypt by Elhady, Salma

“…This study focuses on examining the role of trust in the angel investors’ decision-making process. It was developed with the aim to advance understanding of the relationship between social trust and angel investments in a developing country such as Egypt and to examine the implications on transaction cost. …”
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Sceletium tortuosum (L.) N.E. Br.: mesembrine alkaloid chemotype signatures in wild type, cultivated and in vitro tissues by Glyn-Woods, Christina

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Over the conceptual horizon of public health : a living theory of teaching undergraduate medical students

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A Prospective, Descriptive Study Evaluating The Evolution Of Covid-19 Associated Coagulopathy In Mechanically Ventilated, Critically-Ill Patients Using Standard Laboratory Coagulat... by Neethling, Colette

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