Assessing socio-economic inequalities in the use of antenatal care in the Southern African Development community by Selebano, Keolebogile Mable

“…Introduction Despite the unprecedented efforts of national governments along with various NGOs to achieve the third SDG, which is to reduce global maternal mortality to less than 70 per 100 000 live births by 2030, developing countries seem to be lagging far behind in reaching this goal (UNDP, 2016). …”
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Exploration of the knowledge about and attitude towards tuberculosis among non-TB infected attendees at a Cape Town community clinic by Semegni, Chanceline Kwakep epse

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An investigation of the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of youth in the labour market in the Limpopo province, South Africa by Mashele, Yvonne

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Livelihood strategies and the determinants of subjective wellbeing; A case study of subsistence farmers in the Northern region of Ghana by Yakubu, Abukari

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The impact of agriculture finance on small and medium agribusiness in Zambia: the case of Zambia National Farmers' Union - Lima Credit Scheme by Muyangwa, Nambwenga

“…The second factor improved income based benefits suggests that respondents in this component acknowledges that as a result of increased incomes, they have recorded improved access to health, able to reinvest in other businesses, increase yield per hectare, able to pay loans on time, able to acquire agriculture Assets-Ox drawn, access to commodity markets and improved access to education. …”
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Risk factors for tuberculosis in a low-income urban area of Cape Town, South Africa, with particular reference to the role of cannabis smoking by Jithoo, Anamika

“…One joint year is defined as one joint per day for one year. Results: The prevalence of ever smoking cannabis was 11.3% (23% in men; 2.6% in women) and 6.4% were current smokers. …”
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A socio-cultural and comparative analysis of the doctrine of mistake in crimes requiring intention by Wolhuter, Lorraine

“…It must therefore be stated at the outset that the recommendations contained in this paper are not confined to a theoretical analysis of the doctrine of mistake. Per contrast, they are motivated by a genuine concern on the part of the writer to alleviate the present discord between South African criminal legal theory and socio-cultural reality. …”
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The density of leopards in a mixed-use landscape in the Western Cape, South Africa by Hinde, Kyle Cameron

“…Given the low level of risks to lives and livelihoods posed by leopards in this region, the continued persistence of leopards in this shared landscape is considered high. Education of landowners should still be prioritised to improve tolerance towards leopards in the event of occasional negative impacts (e.g., livestock depredation).…”
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A theory and outcome evaluation of the Allan Gray Orbis foundation's association programme by Nchachi, Lebo

“…The fellows that had engaged with the AP had started businesses and/or were practicing intrapreneurship, as per the findings of the outcome evaluation. Those who had started businesses were able to access funding through E-squared, the Foundation's impact investor partner, but were met with some challenges in obtaining the capital. …”
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The mediating role of employee wellness in the relationship between working overtime and work quality

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The study of the impact of a psychological skills training programme on the performance of sprinters

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Employee perceptions towards outsourcing of HIV/AIDS services by Makwara, Tendai

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Do registered South African dietitians require standardised ethics update courses to comply with CPD requirements for ethics points by Craucamp, Elizabeth Adriana

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Prevalence and determinants of self-medication with antibiotics in high and low-income areas within Cairo by Hassan, Shaymaa Mohamed

“…However, total consumption of antibiotics per family, whether by SMA or prescription, was significantly higher (p = 0.037) in the high-income area. …”
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Consumer knowledge, perceptions, practices and barriers relating to organic foods - Johannesburg, Gauteng Province, South Africa by Erasmus, Nina Ariel

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The design of diagnostic reading materials for South African learners in the foundation phase using English as the language of learning

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