Siezing the BEPS: an assessment of the efficacy of South Africa’s thin capitalisation regime in combating base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) through excessive interest deducti... by Nyatsambo, Nyasha Gift

“…Thin capitalisation, a situation in which an entity utilises to their tax benefit the deductions/exemption mismatch that arises from crossborder debt financing, is one of the most common methods of BEPS utilised by MNEs. …”
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Technology and urban form, Chicago 1830-1972 by Lindsay Falck

“…The study also examines the converse situation where technology has in some cases been called on to provide new techniques, or systems of provision, to satisfy new demands caused by changing activity patterns in the city. …”
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The adoption of research data management practices by emerging researchers: A case study of emerging researchers at a higher education institution in the Western Cape, South Africa by Xesi, Xabiso

“…Document analysis was employed as a complementary tool to acquire insight into the current situation of Research Data Management in the institution under investigation. …”
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A Study of mathematical models for pseudo-homogeneous chemical reactors

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Luke 4:16-30 amidst poverty in Zambia

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The analysis of time series with non-consecutive data

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Selection Hyper-heuristics for Population-based Meta-heuristics in Continuous Dynamic Environments

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Sustaining the mass Cocoa spraying program in the Ahafo Ano North District in Ashanti by Suglo, Joseph

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Knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of top-level junior (under-19) rugby union coaches towards training the tackle by Sarembock, Martin

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A framework for HVAC control at a tertiary institution

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A Participatory Action Research approach to the professional development of veteran primary school mathematics teachers

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Guidelines to analyse the end-to-end transition from traditional learning to an e-learning online solution : a corporate viewpoint

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Operations management in the financial services industry in South Africa by Blohm, Renee

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To what extent the World Health Organization's policies of antimicrobial resistance are implemented in Egyptian hospitals. by Hussein, Amira Farouk

“…The case is to assess the barriers to implementation of objectives and guidelines of WHO in one of the biggest public Egyptian hospitals, in order to have enough knowledge and gather information about the current situation in Egypt. In order to fulfill these objectives, a case study from a large public hospital was extensively studied through qualitative research methods including interviews and observational studies. …”
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Get out! the host state's objective perspective and "voluntary" repatriation : a case study on Liberian returnees by Beasley, Danielle

“…The absence of the refugee perspective has led to the present day situation in which states interpret refugee law for themselves, using acts of coercion, persuasion, encouragement and other methods to force refugees home under the auspices of voluntary repatriation. …”
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A study of young volunteers and volunteering in a Cape Town based, international NGO by Wiik, Nina H

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Aspects of modern cosmology by Bassett, Bruce Adrian Charles

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Young adults' perceptions of the implications of their hereditary, visual impairment: A Cape Town based study by Popel, Kalinka

“…The community was thought not to understand their situation either. They were unsure of the inheritance risks to future offspring and some indicated that they felt that this was a gamble they were unwilling to take, whilst others would have children. …”
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Identifying Procedural Core Competencies for Undergraduate Emergency Medicine Education at the University of Zimbabwe College of Health Sciences by Mtombeni, Sithembile

“…Major curricula gaps have been identified as underlying this situation. In Africa, most training efforts are targeted at postgraduate level, relegating undergraduate Emergency Medicine (EM) education to a less formal undertaking. …”
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