Stock assessment of the Chokka Squid : Loligo vulgaris reynaudii by Roel, Beatriz Adelaida

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Assessment of the impact of family physicians in the district health system of the Western Cape, South Africa by Ferreira, Germarie

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Additive Manufacturing of Stretchable Strain Sensors: Fabrication, Optimization and Application by Bastawrous, John Nady Shihat

“…The spring sensor's primary material is PLA-Like resin with a nanocomposite encapsulation layer as the functional material. The main principle of Straining the sensors results in a change in resistivity as the distances among the conductive carbon particles change according to the strain applied. …”
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Language attitudes, genre and culture capital : a case study of EAL students' access to a foundation course in the Humanities at UCT by Bangeni, Abongwe

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OpuntiaGenesis: The hybrid generating plant by Aquadro, Gabriellle

“…This design dissertation explores the possibility of creating a piece of architecture from a singular biological parameter (the Opuntia ficus-indica/Prickly pear), that is both the fuel and the generator of the architectural programme, materiality, spatiality and structure. The main intention of this architectural investigation is to explore a range of alternative processes, strategies and facilities that can be used to uplift the community of Sutherland as well as the greater Hoogland municipality. …”
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Investigating grape berry cell wall deconstruction by hydrolytic enzymes by Zietsman, (Anscha) Johanna Jacoba

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Firm level export dynamics and market access costs: evidence from Kenya by Chacha, Peter Wankuru

“…The thesis consists of four main chapters in addition to the general introduction and concluding chapters. …”
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The double-edged sword: Globalization and international Islamic terrorism by Toutounji, Yara

“…It argues that globalization acts as a double-edged sword by both empowering terrorism and, at the same time, international Islamic terrorism is a defensive reaction to the very process of globalization itself. Also, it argues against the dominant Western discourse, which labels Islam as the main cause of international Islamic terrorism by applying a critical discourse analysis that aims at reconstructing the dominant discourse. …”
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Assessing The Implementation of Egypt’s Education 2.0 Reform: The Case of Sohag by Zahran, Norhan

“…A total of twenty-nine participants were involved through in-depth interviews and focus groups, and the interviewing stopped when no further insights were being derived from the interviews. The evaluation process managed to identify the main challenges as perceived by the Ministry of Education and Technical Education (MOETE) during the design and implementation of the reform, for instance, the resistance of parents and the robust parallel economy of private tutoring. …”
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Consumption, pastiche and identity in postmodern visual culture

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Exploring the perceptions of English second language teachers about learner self-assessment in the secondary school

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Assessing the role of credit in structural changes of wine farms to include citrus in the Breedekloof District, Western Cape by Appel, Marco

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An exploration into the challenges and experiences of South Sudanese male refugees living in Pretoria, South Africa by Riak, Viola Aluel

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Investigating multi-channel banking adoption in South Africa by Patel, Kunal

“…Numerous concepts evolved through the analysis of the data and through the open coding technique. The main results showed that the consumer's decision making process and their continual growth of knowledge were highly influenced by varying concepts such as their banking needs, received experiences, the associated costs, preference of channel, the associated convenience and the received satisfaction of the respective channels of choice. …”
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Investigating multi-channel banking adoption in South Africa by Patel, Kunal

“…Numerous concepts evolved through the analysis of the data and through the open coding technique. The main results showed that the consumer's decision making process and their continual growth of knowledge were highly influenced by varying concepts such as their banking needs, received experiences, the associated costs, preference of channel, the associated convenience and the received satisfaction of the respective channels of choice. …”
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Sublevel open stoping : design of the O640, L651 and N659 sub-level open stopes in the 3000 orebody of the Mount ISA copper mines, Queensland, Australia

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Stem-branch and stem-root formation for sculpture by Oko-Martey, Frederick Martey

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Evaluation of aesthetics of indigenous architectural structures in metropolitan Kumasi from pre-colonial era to the present by Asamoah, Margaret Adwoah

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Home and national belonging : narratives of Zimbabwean middle class women in Cape Town by Hadebe , Rutendo

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