The influence of farm management factors on localized Culicoides species on a lowland farm in South-West England

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Investigating public participation in the IDP process of Overstrand Local Municipality to ensure proper participation at the community level by Mtholo, Ntombi

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Perceptions on local communities’ role and awareness in rural tourism development : a case study from Lesotho

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Synergistic impact of invasive alien plants and the alien Argentine ant on local ant assemblages in the Western Cape by Schoeman, Colin Stefan

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A framework for factoring citizen perceptions in local public service value systems to improve service quality by Leach (née Mouton), Lorette Megan

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The impact of political decentralisation on economic growth

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Flooring systems from locally grown Casuarina wood: Performance evaluation based on simulated in-service testing by Almahallawi, Tariq Mohamed

“…Then perform the determined tests to a representative sample of the most commonly used hardwood floorings in Egypt to be compared with the proposed Casuarina Glauca flooring system. …”
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Therapy at the UCT Child Guidance Clinic : an investigation into the practice, utility and applicability of individual psychotherapy in the local context by Waumsley, Samuel

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Does mining alleviate or exacerbate poverty: Are local community grievances really 'Much Ado about Nothing'? by Nxele, Musawenkosi

“…It contributes empirical evidence on two main ideas on the impact of mining on local communities. The one idea is that mining has a positive impact on local communities because it creates economic activity through economic linkages with local markets; and thus contributes to local industrialisation, economic development, and poverty reduction. …”
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Towards the implementation of a fully-fledged electronic service for citizens: the case for local government in South Africa by Mayedwa, Mziwoxolo

“…The research commenced its pursuit to identify the factors that hinder the implementation of e-government through conducting four areas of investigations, firstly, the study investigated 205 existing municipal electronic portals to establish the extent to which eportal offers the relevant e-services to the citizens; secondly, the study conducted a research survey and a sample of 579 citizens gave their perspective about e-government services that they receive from local municipalities; thirdly, the study also evaluated the City of Cape Town electronic services to ascertain its adoption; and finally, the study conducted in-depth interviews with 35 e-government experts to understand the factors that hinder the implementation of e-government in SA. …”
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