Demographic profile and perceived in-service education and training needs of rural and township physical science teachers in the Limpopo province. by Mabye, Daniel Tlabo

“…There are many reasons which contribute to the poor Physical Science matric results such as for example, lack of equipment and poverty in this largely rural area. Effective INSET programmes however, can be a possible solution to improving teachers' qualifications and competencies. …”
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A critical reflection on the formalisation of communal land rights in Namibia : why local contexts matter for bridging the dichotomies of tenure rights by Matthaei, Elke Astrid

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A roadmap for navigating the institutional complexities of implementing small-scale hydropower projects for rural electrification in South Africa

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An output based evaluation of delivery of land reform in South Africa over the period 1994 - 2010 by Links, Helga Lucinda

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Undetected isoniazid mono resistance in rural Eastern Cape Province - A risk for the emergence of multidrug-resistant TB by Van der Merwe, Charnay Janine

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Secondary school science pupils' rankings of science and technology related global problems : a comparison of the responses of rural-Northern Sotho, urban-Xhosa and urban-English s... by Le Grange, Lesley Lionel Leonard

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Can Telecentres successfully empower communities? Planning, Design, Execution and Evaluation of a South African Rural-agricultural Telecentre

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Investigating the impact of a parenting intervention within a rural South African community: a longitudinal social network analysis by Kleyn, Lisa Marguerite

“…I investigated how changes associated with a low-cost positive parenting intervention spread through a rural, low-income, South African community. Specifically, I assessed whether exposure to a community-wide social activation process and Parenting for Lifelong Health (PLH) programmes (focused on violence prevention in low-resource settings) significantly predict: (1) improved parenting, and (2) change in the communication networks of female caregivers in the whole community, while controlling for variables such as psychiatric symptoms, parenting stress, and alcohol misuse. …”
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A study to explore the role of community disability workers in facilitating livelihood opportunities for disabled youth in rural areas of Southern Botswana by Kabaso, Bryson Nsama

“…Purpose: This study aimed to explore the role of Community Disability Workers (CDWs) in facilitating livelihood opportunities for disabled youth in rural Southern Botswana. The CDWs in the study worked in Community- based Rehabilitation (CBR) programmes. …”
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Monitoring educational participation in children with severe to profound intellectual disability in rural districts of the Western Cape: A descriptive analytical study by Spangenberg, Karlien

“…The P scales have the potential to be rolled out alongside the newly developed Learning Programme for Learners with Severe to Profound Intellectual Disability. …”
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Predicting social grant recipients' entrepreneurial willingness to be self-employed

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Cultural issues in the treatment of hospitalised, malnourished children : an exploratory-descriptive study of the attitudes of health professionals and mothers in a rural hospital... by Motswaledi, Mmabotsha

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CARP: human development and lessons for South Africa by Van der Walt, Marcus Coert

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Phytosociology of northwestern KwaZulu-Natal

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An exploration and description of rural rehabilitation service model in the Mbhashe Municipality, Amathole district in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa : a pilot study by Gysman, Nozipiwo Joyce

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Measuring tenure security of the rural poor using pro-poor land tools: A case study of Itaji-Ekiti, Ekiti State Nigeria by Babalola, Kehinde Hassan

“…This led researchers and nongovernmental organisations to investigate the security of tenure of the urban and rural poor in developing countries. To improve the security of tenure of the rural poor, many developing countries have initiated programmes that encompass reform of land tenure and land administration systems. …”
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