A spotted landscape: Threats to leopard, Panthera pardus pardus, & their prey within the Boland Mountain Complex, Western Cape by Schultz, Brittany Claudia

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Assessing the prevalence and risk factors of neural tube defects at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi by Ankwah, Yaa Konadu

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Visualisering as tegniek vir die verbetering van leesbegrip in die intermediêre fase by leerders wat leergestrem en milieubenadeeld is (Afrikaans)

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njury rate and risk factors among small scale gold miners in Ghana by Nakua Kweku Emmanuel, Owusu-Dabo Ellis, Newton Samuel, Koranteng Adofo, Otupiri Easmon, Donkor Peter, Mock Charles

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Epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and associated risk factors for injury among university student rugby players

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The impact of individual donation nucleic acid testing for HIV and HBV on blood safety in South Africa by Vermeulen, Marion

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Effect of transaction costs on international remittance flows from developed countries: A Sub-Saharan context by Wahito, Isaac

“…These include; the stock of migrants in the host country and host and home country income levels proxied by gross domestic product per capita. The results of random effects estimations show that financial development and bank concentration have a positive and statistically significant relationship with transaction costs. …”
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Stakeholder understandings of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in Sub-Saharan Africa: a qualitative systematic review by Deignan, Caroline

“…The World Health Organization currently estimates that worldwide, cervical cancer will kill more than 443,000 women per year by 2030, of which 90% of deaths are predicted to occur in SSA. …”
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An investigation into the progression of premarital fertility since the onset of Zimbabwe's fertility transition by Ngwenya, Chantelle Linda

“…An increase in age, commencing sexual activity after adolescence, and improved socio-economic status including level of education decreased the relative risk of having a premarital first birth. …”
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The burden of serious adverse drug reactions in South Africa by Mouton, Johannes P

“…Among paediatric inpatients 3.8 serious ADRs occurred per 100 drug-exposed admissions, of which 23% were preventable and 20% fatal or near-fatal. …”
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The influence of maternal HIV and ART exposure on neonate brain white matter integrity and organisation by Magondo, Ndivhuwo

“…To examine these differences, a linear regression analysis was performed between the groups while correcting for maternal weight gained per week of pregnancy and maternal education. The study found that, regardless of when ART is started by the mothers, certain regions and tracts in the brain are seemingly influenced by HIV exposure. …”
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Disentangling entanglement in Cape fur seals for better management of plastic pollution impacts by Winroth, Forsberg Sara Trine

“…The mean entanglement rate, calculated as the total number of entanglements observed divided by the total number of seals checked, was 8% (range per year: 3–17%, n= 4488 entangled seals). This is the highest entanglement rate reported for a pinniped, albeit in a highly modified environment. …”
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Assessment of access to health care systems in Tanzania with emphasis on social health insurance and micro -insurance schemes by Themba, Ferdinand Marcel

“…Initiatives of providing health care assistance for the identified groups of people as per the National Health Policy 2007 attract attention of the researcher. …”
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The influence of maternal socio-economic status on infant feeding practices and anthropometry of HIV-exposed infants by Aku, Amwe

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Does low-income homeownership work? The effects of titling among beneficiaries in Cape Town and Lusaka by Muyeba, Singumbe

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Normative isokinetic torque values for rehabilitation in South Africa

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The reconstruction of African immigrant teachers' professional identities in South African schools

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The lucky bilingual: ethnography of factors influencing code-switching among the Nubian community in southern Egypt by Tomoum, Syonara

“…It is clear to Nubians that Arabic is the language that offers social, cultural, and economic capital as per Bourdieu (1977). Bourdieu suggested that a minority community would shift to the majority's language in exchange for better education, economic opportunity, and access to social networks. …”
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