The changes in acid-base balance during moderate-duration, high-intensity endurance exercise by Jacobs, Izelle

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Modeling changes in resting heart rate and its relationship to all-cause mortality in humans by Ristow, Brandon Mark

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Spatial and temporal changes in Fynbos riparian vegetation on selected upland rivers in the Western Cape by Otto, Mia

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Vegetation community development on a chronosequence of abandoned gold and rehabilitated nickel tailings around the Great Dyke region in Zimbabwe by Nyenda, Tatenda

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Urban space in transformation : reading social change in Vladislavic's Johannesburg Pamuk's Istanbul and Dalrymple's Delhi

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Living in a changing world: an integrated approach to documenting and understanding medium to long-term vegetation changes in three contrasting land use systems in a mesic savanna,... by Wigley, Benjamin J

“…Numerous studies from around the world have reported an increasing woody component at the expense of the grass layer. The causes most frequently cited for this shift are linked to changing land use practices. …”
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An evaluation of skills development in a sample of metal and engineering firms in Gauteng by Ribeiro, Marisa Ferreira

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An assessment of the South African agro-food sector by Monaheng, Koaile

“…Climate change is one of the most pressing issues affecting humanity today and Africa is one of the region's most vulnerable to climatic shocks such as extreme weather events and climate-driven disasters. …”
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The Impacts of Drought on Wheat Yield and Farmers' Livelihood in the Swartland Region of the Western Cape South Africa by Adetitun, Busuyi Christian

“…Also, semi-structured interviews were conducted with the Swartland wheat farmers to corroborate the findings of this study. The most correlated growth period was the wheat- growing stage (JuneAugust), which shows the period that winter wheat is most sensitive to water deficit. …”
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Barriers and enablers to uptake and implementation of system of rice intensification: a case study of Mwea irrigation scheme in Kenya by Gicheru, Mercy Njeri

“…The findings show that most barriers to the uptake of SRI in MIS occur during the dissemination of SRI. …”
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Exploring the factors and actors that contribute to the co-production of climate adaptation plans: a comparison of three municipalities in the Western Cape Province, South Africa by Davies, Julia

“…The barriers that emerged most strongly included: the prioritisation of local socio-economic development needs, restricted financial and human capacity resources, information and time constraints, an absence of mandatory legislation, a lack of political will to prioritise adaptation, limited cross-sectoral integration, poor representation and continuity at multi-stakeholder workshops, unclear employee roles within an organisation, strong power dynamics and misrepresented perceptions around compound environmental, climate change and development issues. …”
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An analysis of vegetation pattern and its relationship to NDVI data in the Namaqualand area, South Africa by Fox, Sarah-Jane Caroline

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Climate change and wildlife utilization on private land: evidence from wildlife ranching in South Africa by Otieno, Jackson Ongong'a

“…This thesis focuses on the economics of climate change and wildlife utilization in privately owned parcels of land in South Africa. …”
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Barriers and enablers to water access and community wellbeing in the Onesi constituency of Namibia: the case of Okalonga B and Onandjandja villages by Shooya, Omagano Ndapewa

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Does the availability of shade limit use of water troughs by desert birds? by Abdu, Salamatu

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The thermal tolerances and preferences of native fishes in the Cape Floristic Region: towards understanding the effect of climate change on native fish species by Reizenberg, Jody-Lee

“…Global climate change models indicate that a rise in temperature and reduction in rainfall in the Western Cape Province of South Africa is inevitable and unavoidable. …”
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Labour market and spatial mismatch in Cape Town by Mazile, One

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Incorporating Climate Change in Southern African Social Policy: A Malawian Case Study by Haworth, Katherine

“…In the wake of a natural disaster, most commonly drought and flooding, there is a significant spike in mentions of both climate change and social protection in Parliamentary discourse. …”
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Technological change and employment in South African agriculture : the case of maize harvesting in the Western Transvaal by De Klerk, Michael John

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