A critical evaluation of a community based mother-infant intervention project with special emphasis on infant attachment by Tomlinson, Mark

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The Process of Transformative Learning in Executive Coaching : a Realist Evaluation

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A social realist study of the mechanisms that condition lecturers emerging assessment practices by Pienaar, Lunelle L

“…Assessment is a key driver to advance a socially just medical curriculum, especially in the context of the legacy of colonialism and apartheid in South Africa (SA). Using the existing body of knowledge about assessment from the global North, without re-contextualising it for a South African context, has led to decontextualised practices that treat assessment as a one-size- fits-all phenomenon. …”
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Applying fuzzy-set theoretic poverty measures within a developmental local government context : the Khayelitsha - Mitchell's Plain case study by Dawood, Ghalieb

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The role of social workers in curbing girl marriages : a FAMSA case study

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Thermal management and control of space satellite systems and subsystems in orbit by Van Wyk, Peter Arnold

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A sense of place and belonging : creating good neighbourhoods through productive social infrastructure

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Compensatory education: an analysis of a phenomenon: implications for future policies by Van Papendorp, Jennifer

“…This study focuses on the phenomenon of compensatory education in postapartheid South Africa. Compensatory education programmes have been initiated by civil society in an attempt to bridge the gap in academic achievements between pupils from advantaged and disadvantaged backgrounds. …”
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The Perceptions of a Farming Community in the Limpopo Province on HIV and Aids

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Montessori and Religious Education in Western Cape Preschools by Jassiem, Shamiemah

“…The phenomenon of religious education in Montessori pre-primary schools in the Western Cape Province of South Africa is explored in this study, using a qualitative research approach. …”
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Participation in professional cycling : the experiences of young cyclists from disadvantaged communities by Stark, Suzanne

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Playful architecture - Constructing sociality by Van, Wyngaarden Katherine

“…This site also allowed for a testing of how a playful architecture, that is community and socially driven, sits within the developing context of South Africa. The programme revolves around a city living room which is a training centre providing spaces for working, learning, and engaging as well as offering accessible social hubs that act as social filters, allowing users in and around the site to gather, wait and interact.…”
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Challenges faced by small real estate entrepreneurs in the Johannesburg Central Business District by Kgaka, Lesedi

“…The challenges which entrepreneurs in general face have been well documented over the years, however, challenges specific to real estate entrepreneurs have not adequately been identified. In a developing country like South Africa, the impact of entrepreneurs in the growth of the economy and in its transformation objective, cannot be underestimated. …”
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The comparative effect of paired versus a small group cross motor invention on the motor capabilities of selected children pre-identified with childhood apraxia of speech by Nolte, Heike

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The significance of restorative justice on the rehabilitation, restoration, and healing of incarcerated persons sentenced to life imprisonment: A case study of Voorberg Medium B Co... by Frantz, Mariete Jolene

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An exploratory study of attitudes, beliefs and perceptions amongst childcare practitioners, regarding racial and cultural integration of residential facilities for children by Hoffman, Ronalda Caron

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Emissions in Gauteng

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Understanding the role of cybersecurity culture in the gig economy: the case of platform-based food delivery workers in Gauteng by Radebe, Mlungisi

“…The Cybersecurity Culture Model (CCM) was used as a sensitizing theoretical device to develop the initial interview guides, observation protocols, and the preliminary coding schemes. …”
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Assessment of mycolic acids as ligand for nanoencapsulated anti-tuberculosis drug targeting

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Assessing urban dynamics in Johannesburg’s public space : highlighting urban segregation and connectivity patterns of public space from an urban psychology perspective

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