The information needs and information-seeking patterns of secondary level geography teachers in Lesotho : implications for information service

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Path planning for wheeled mobile robots using an optimal control approach by Matebese, Belinda Thembisa

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Techno-economic analysis and benchmarking of integrated first and second generation biorefinery scenarios annexed to a typical sugar mill for bioethanol production by Moonsamy, Talia Anne

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An integrated framework for multi-objective decision support in retail inventory management by Zietsman, Hans Jurie

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Feasibility assessment of biogas-fuelled refrigeration to curb spoilage in food value chains in Sub-Saharan Africa by Louw, Christina Alet

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Towards the development and application of representative lexicographic corpora for the Gabonese languages by Soami, Leandre Serge

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Application of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) in improving the global competitiveness of the fish industry with special reference to the Nile Perch (Tanzania) by Mlolwa, Mwanaidi Ramadhani

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The role of political parties in promoting a culture of good governance in Egypt post-2011 by Kandil, Omar

“…The main objectives of this research were to thoroughly understand the context in which political parties developed in Egypt and analyze the major recognized components of good governance, in order to ultimately assess how newly established political in parties in Egypt can contribute to the promotion of these components in post-2011 Egypt. …”
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The uses of smart phones and their sociopolitical implications on Egyptian society by EL Sayed, Yousra Mohsen

“…Findings of the study show that accessing and acquiring knowledge through mobile smart phones is the main use of smart phones mobiles by Egyptian media experts and youths during the January 25th revolution, followed by June 30th and up-to-date. …”
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Democratization and Extremism: The Case of Tunisia by Abdelaty, Mariam

“…Despite of the declaration and adoption of several procedures to fight terrorism and its perpetrators, countries have not yet succeeded to control the huge numbers of recruits being mobilized by terrorist organizations.[1] The literature has covered several factors that make recruits vulnerable and easily mobilized and radicalized by terrorist organizations, among which is the suppression of civil and political rights in non-democratic countries, as well as weak political institutions.[2] Among the Arab world countries, it has been puzzling to find out that despite of being the sole democratizing Arab country, Tunisia has been found to generate the greatest number of foreign fighters joining jihadist groups.[3] At the same time, the country’s main Islamist party, Ennahda, decided to back up the new democratic government after the Arab Spring, accept a constitution that contradicts the party’s Islamist ideology, and be part of the democratization process in Tunisia.[4] Not only that, but also, Ennahda party was able to win the elections of the Constituent Assembly with a momentous margin, as the party won 89 seats out of a total of 217 seats.[5] Therefore, Tunisia has been a battle ground for these two competing mechanisms; the issue which poses an empirical puzzle for this thesis. …”
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Minimizing materials wastage at the construction stage of a project through the implementation of lean construction by Agyekum, Kofi

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Numerical ocean model study of the Agulhas Bank and the cool ridge by Chang, Nicolette

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Transient boiler heat exchanger thermal behaviour analysis by Gwebu, Excellent Zibhekele

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A qualitative study of mental health explanatory models, and the perceived impact of life experiences on mental health, in HIV infected adolescents in rural and urban Uganda by Nalukenge, Winifred

“…Written consent and assent were sought from caregivers and adolescents respectively. Data were processed and analyzed thematically. NVivo-11 was used to manage data for analysis. …”
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Monolith Catalyst Supports for Hydrogen Production by Mzolo, Ntokozo

“…Viscosity, pH and slurry solid content are investigated as these are the main factors affecting washcoat loading, morphology and adherence. …”
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The effect of drought and rising temperatures on total factor productivity in pasture-based dairy farming in the Eastern Cape by Renner, Andrea

“…Output elasticities indicate increasing returns to scale in production and identify cows as the main factor of production followed by the amount spent on concentrates and rainfall. …”
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Value-Added Tax (VAT) Implications within the South African environment arising from the classification of cryptocurrencies as financial services under the VAT Act by Hendricks, Rodney Francois

“…After further consultative processes on the classification of cryptocurrencies involving National Treasury and other stakeholders, cryptocurrencies were classified as financial services in 2019. …”
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The meridional and seasonal variability of the carbonate system in the Southeast Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean: SCALE 2019 Experiment by Binase, Zanele

“…This study seeks to examine the seawater state conditions of the carbonate system that are currently experienced by marine organisms that depend on pH and Aragonite saturation (ΩAr) for calcification. The main focus was on how the physical and carbonate characteristics are sensitive to seasonal variability in the S.E Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean. …”
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La C.E.E : un modele juridique pour une plus grande integration economique en Afrique australe. Volume 1-2 by Vrancken, Patrick Henri Ghislain

“…Part One of the thesis provides a description of the organization of the E.E.C After a brief historical introduction, Section One analyses the Community's main institutions : their composition, their function, and their decision-making mechanisms. …”
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