Bridging the gap: an analysis of determinants contributing to the gender digital divide in Southern African countries, using the AfroBarometer data (2018) by Gebers, Isabella

“…In this paper, I examine the factors that contribute to the gender digital divide across eleven Southern African countries. The ongoing digitalization of the world presents this divide as a critical challenge that prevents equality in Least Developed Countries. …”
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The Strategic Migration of Telephony into an Internet Protocol World : a South African Perspective

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Towards Understanding the role the Internet plays in expatriate adjustment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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The child's right against exploitation in the form of pornography on the Internet : a South African perspective by Van der Westhuizen, Lize

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Improving content delivery in low-resource networks: a case study of the African Internet Ecosystem by Phokeer, Amreesh Dev

“…The thesis starts by providing an understanding how the Internet is being used and consumed by low-income mobile Internet users in South African townships. …”
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Internet investor relations, information asymmetry and the cost of capital: evidence from JSE listed companies by Nel, George Frederick

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The fourth industrial revolution : a case study of the impact of the Internet of Things on road travellers in the Western Cape by Fisher, Darren

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Transforming missions : mission strategy and cyber space. Research on the use of cyber space in transforming the mission of the South Korean church in 21st century

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“Politics as usual?”-The influence of the internet on political values, attitudes, and behaviour in South Africa : A mixed study approach. by Trossbach, Anne Roswitha

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Investigating the Usability and Quality of Experience of Mobile Video-Conferencing Apps Among Bandwidth-Constrained Users in South Africa by Oosthuizen, Dominique

“…Although understanding the performance and the perceived quality of experience for users with bandwidth caps and poor internet connections could guide the design of video-conferencing apps, the usability of video-conferencing applications have been severely overlooked in developing countries like South Africa, where one-third of adults rely on mobile devices to access the internet and where the per-gigabyte data cost is some of the most expensive in Africa. …”
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The Development of an IoT-Enabled Solid Waste Management System for a Smart City using Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem and Agent-Based Simulation by Monzambe, Magbiti Giovani

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The Bass diffusion model for communication technology globally and the economic factors that influence it by Boucher, Bradley

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Knowledge translation of health research findings at the University of Malawi and its relevance in health policy formulation in Malawi: a study in developing a communication and di... by Mapulanga, Patrick Makono

“…Over the years much health research has been conducted both in developing and developed countries. However, little is known on how health research has informed health policy formulation. …”
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The dynamic processes of the adoption and use of cloud computing by small, medium enterprises in South Africa by Pekane, Ayanda

“…Small and Medium Enterprises are vital contributors to economic development in middle-income countries like South Africa. …”
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Developing locally relevant applications for rural South Africa : a telemedicine example by Chetty, Marshini

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Web-based training in Public Administration in South Africa : principles and considerations

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Technology and family relationships : a narrative pastoral counselling approach

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Telecommunications development and economic growth in Namibia by Mvula, Nelly

“…The results of the Vector Autoregression (VAR) also didn't find a significant relationship between telecommunication variables and economic growth, except for number of individuals using the internet. The Granger causality tests revealed that there is no evidence of Granger causality between telecommunications development and economic growth in Namibia. …”
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