Dietary shifts in pollen-feeding lacewings (Nemopteridae) in relation to vegetation, biome and phylogeny by Chirango, Yolanda

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Local government policy in South Africa 1980-1989 (with specific reference to the Western Cape) : devolution, delegation, deconcentration or centralisation? by Cameron, Robert

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The viability of rainwater and stormwater harvesting in the residential areas of the Liesbeek River Catchment, Cape Town by Fisher-Jeffes, Lloyd Norman

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Challenges Faced by Start-up Non-Profit Organisations in South Africa by McIntyre, Cailley

“…A semi-structured interview schedule was utilised and data was analysed using Tesch's (1990) process for data analysis. …”
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Connecting theory and practice : strategic agility development across diverse economic contexts

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A comparative study on the benefits and disadvantages of implementing a wealth tax in South Africa

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Women's fuel choices and fuel stacking practices in urban households : a narrative study

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The construction of childhood depression in South African women's interest magazines

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The implementation of inclusive education by teachers of learners with visual impairment

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Challenges in implementing alternatives to corporal punishment in secondary public schools

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Enduring intersectional precarity: A history of resistance by women informal traders in Harare (Zimbabwe), c. 1965 to 2022 by Chitaukire, Rumbidzai Hazel

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The Rohingya: ethnic nationalism, domestic diversionary targets, and Burmese post-colonial nation building by Abd-El-Barr, Ibrahim

“…By revisiting the main events/national framework which have amounted to the Rohingya's exclusion from Burmese nation-building as well as tracing a historical trajectory of the episodes of violence/forced displacement of the Rohingya against the backdrop of the surrounding political and economic contexts, it is argued that the Rohingya have been targeted as domestic diversionary targets for the Burmese military regime's constant failures in managing the state's economic and financial sectors, defeats in electoral politics, and compromises to its presumed sources of legitimacy and public acceptance. Utilizing the instrumentalist diversionary theory of war, or the scapegoat hypothesis, it is demonstrated that violence against the Rohingya not only falls under a systematic and recurring process of exclusion from post-colonial nation-building but also the development of the Burmese state to resemble a garrison state has facilitated the targeting of the Rohingya as a domestic/territorial diversionary target or option.…”
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Phytoplankton community structure determined through remote sensing and in situ optical measurements by Evers-King, Hayley Louise

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Coastal resources and nutrition among Middle Stone Age hunter-gatherers in the Southwestern Cape by Kyriacou, Katharine

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Essays on the economics of foreign aid in Niger by Pedrosa Garcia, Jose Antonio

“…Thirdly, it explores whether aid brings utility to households through the provision of public goods. …”
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A variable threshold for an energy detector using GNU radio by Lechesa, Wahau Simon

“…The use of spectrum has to be efficiently utilized and appropriated. Cognitive radio communications serve to improve use of dwindling spectrum availability. …”
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A reduced order modelling methodology for external cylindrical concentrated solar power central receivers by Heydenrych, James

“…However, there are currently no utility-scale sCO2-CSP tower plants in operation. …”
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Women s Reproductive Bodies and Labour as The Premise for The Survival of The Capitalist System: A Transnational Feminist Inquiry into Contemporary and Speculative Future Forms of... by Fredericks, Saskia

“…Wade, this research incorporates the concepts of gender, race, geopolitics, religion, and technology into investigating the transnational reliance of varied capitalist logics of accumulation on women's procreative capabilities. Utilizing a transnational feminist theoretical framework, and a qualitative secondary analysis methodological approach to extract data from secondary literature sources such as academic journal papers and online news articles, this study contends that an abortion ban in the Global North has had a ripple geopolitical effect on the Global South and beyond, exposing the current transnational connection between nation-states to implement foreignaided family planning, biocapitalism, surveillance capitalism, and terror capitalism via the carceral system, as tactics for extracting capitalist profit from the reproductive bodies and labour of women. …”
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Assessment of a predictability index for humpback whales' supergroups occurrences in the Southern Benguela by De Souza, Cayla

“…The Dey et al. (2021) index has been compared with new sightings from various formal and informal sources. There are notable discrepancies between the two Ocean Models; the CMEMS simulation demonstrates a more zonal orientation of the Good Hope Jet. …”
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