The use of a user-centric smart mobile application prototype for supporting safety and security in a city: a design science method by Mathijssen, Maxine

“…Although Cape Town is pursuing smart initiatives, these have failed to place communities and individuals among the key stakeholders in the smart planning process. This research focuses on further researching smart city initiatives in Cape Town, placing citizens at the centre of the development process. …”
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The perceived barriers to timely therapeutic hypothermia treatment for neonates diagnosed with hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy when born outside the cooling facility within the pr... by de Wet, Wardie

“…During the data analysis, three main themes were identified, with other supporting themes providing additional insight: HIE recognition and decision-making, navigating the referral process, and communication barriers. …”
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The use of histological methods to distinguish between burned remains of human and non-human bone by Sebolai, Masego Jessica

“…As part of a medico-legal analysis it is necessary to identify if bone tissue is animal or human in nature. This process is complicated when bone is highly fragmented or burned. …”
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The Absence Of The Wellington Dutch Reformed Mission Church On Erf 794: A Symbol Of Tangible And Intangible Heritage, Destroyed And Found by Gerber, Pierre-Jeanne

“…It answers the question by setting out, firstly, how the tangible heritage of the DRMC was embodied in the physical church-building (the process of building and the resulting structure); and secondly, how the DRMC church-building was lost by demolition, including the events that led to the demolition and, specifically, the role that racial discrimination played in this process. …”
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Intersectionality in corporate South Africa: the experiences of African black female leaders by Mbatha, Siphiwe Wendy

“…Research on gender inequality focuses on the two main biases against women: (1) agentic deficiency (perceptions that women have minimal leadership potential); and (2) agentic penalty (a backlash against counter-stereotypical behaviour from certain women). …”
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Multiphase CFD modelling of stirred tanks by Appa, Harish

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Learners’ understanding of their right to freedom of expression in South Africa

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Knowledge about and attitudes to psychological services in a rural village in South Africa

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A living theory approach to investigating the need for the establishment of a VCT clinic in the Kingsway informal settlement, Ekhurhuleni

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ComplexCity - A network of relations between differentials

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A reservoir urban living room - increasing water relatedness in Marabastad

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The impact of self-awareness on effective leadership outcomes in South Africa

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High-school students' productive struggles during the simplification of trigonometrical expressions and the proving of trigonometrical identities by Sayster, Anthony

“…The study used the Anthropological Theory of the Didactic by Chevallard (1992) as the main theoretical framework. However, this main framework was supported by other frameworks. …”
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Influence of environmental parameters on atmospheric aerosol size distributions in a South African coastal zone by February, Faith

“…The main conclusions of this thesis focus on the behavior of natural sea spray aerosols in the absence of continental or anthropogenic sources. …”
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Understanding the Challenges in Financing Affordable Housing: Multiple Stakeholder Perspectives from Namibia by Nghifindaka, Twapandula

“…Despite this, many Namibians cannot access loan financing due to affordability, bureaucratic processes, high indebtedness and lack of education about the mortgage process. …”
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Development of the shoulder return to contact continuum in rugby: an assessment framework for traumatic anterior glenohumeral joint dislocations by Geldenhuys, Alda Grethe

“…Secondly, the need to reintroduce contact skills during a progressive, graduated return to contact continuum process, which moves from controlled conditions to uncontrolled conditions, was outlined. …”
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The rapid transformation of the animal feed ingredients sector : a case study of the South African beef sector

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The development of an integrated modelling framework for the dualistic beef sector in Namibia

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An exploration of the educational engagement practices of first generation disadvantaged students at a university by Norodien-Fataar, Najwa

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Mental toughness, job demands and job resources: testing the effects on engagement and stress of South African emergency personnel by Klette, Aileen

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