The role of English-speaking churches in South Africa : a critical historical analysis and theological evaluation with special reference to the Church of the Province and the Metho... by Cochrane, James R

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An investigation into the ICT Vendor–Value Added Reseller (VAR) partnerships and the perceived factors that influence their relationship satisfaction in South Africa by Hassa, Ishmael

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Planning education for accelerated national development in third world countries : a case study of Malawi by Winter, Carolyn

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Exploring factors influencing Black South African Millennials when considering African Ankara fashion by Mbumbwa, Tendai

“…Musical celebrities should be used in marketing campaigns; and the social media should be a channel utilised; since much interest in the medium has been shown by the findings of this study.…”
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Living on the land: redesigning land use relationships in the Philippi Horticultural Area by Asmal, Saudah

“…This project investigates integrating land use and experimentation with landscape and urban morphology as design tools in reconciling agendas, securing the agricultural and water resources in the PHA. The structuring land uses utilised are the urban fabric, agricultural land, natural systems and public open space. …”
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Exploring the current trends in curriculum design of entrepreneur education programmes through three case studies, in Cape Town, South Africa by Sexton, Emma

“…Data was gathered from three semi-structured interviews carried out with the principal curriculum designer within each organisation, as well as written documents and websites. …”
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Water sensitive urban design as a transformative approach to urban water management in Cape Town: A case study of the proposed River Club development by Gluckman, Lloyd

“…A qualitative method is utilised in the collection of data through document studies, desktop analysis and a literature review. …”
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Remotely operated vehicle exploring ichthyofauna association with habitat from shore-shelf, in an endemism hotspot in South Africa by Button, Rio E

“…In South Africa, efforts are underway to utilise the ocean to stimulate economic growth which will result in further pressures on marine systems. …”
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Surfacing factors that prevent small businesses in economically deprived areas from growing: a multiple case study in Site C, Khayelitsha by Ncoliwe, Lwazi

“…Qualitative data was collected from eight small business owners using semi-structured interviews in order to obtain a detailed picture of each owner and their business, and to enable a detailed descriptive analysis of each participant. …”
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The impact of disruptive innovation on the demand for coworking space by Bronkhorst, Johan

“…This change is argued to have altered the way companies utilise working environments which, in turn, amended the requirements of these companies. …”
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Challenges Faced by Start-up Non-Profit Organisations in South Africa by McIntyre, Cailley

“…Face-to-face interviews were conducted to collect the data, with participants selected from twenty purposively sampled NPOs. A semi-structured interview schedule was utilised and data was analysed using Tesch's (1990) process for data analysis. …”
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Impact of King III: The relationship between corporate governance mechanisms and listing suspensions by Mudimba, Gibson

“…The matched pairs research design was utilised where a comparison of 56 suspended companies were selected for the study. …”
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Recovery as Human Development: An assessment of the Streetscapes community-based rehabilitation programme by Bissolati, Chadley

“…The study was informed by a single case study design, which utilised qualitative research methods that included in-depth semi-structured interviews and document analysis. …”
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Domination in graphs: Vizing's conjecture by Harnaker, Zahraa

“…The three methods studied, namely the simple-labelling rule, the one-half argument and fair reception, all involve partitioning the vertex set of one of the factor graphs in some way and then utilising the structure of the Cartesian product to characterise large classes of graphs for which the conjecture is true. …”
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Exploring child protection social workers' perceptions of how their experience of work and wellbeing influence each other by Stander, Janita

“…Tesch's (1990) data analysis model was utilised in order to analyse data obtained from the interviews. …”
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The applicability of the Grameen Bank model in South Africa by Kobrin, Peta

“…Microfinance institutions could address operational inefficiency by making use of the community based lending structures already operating under the Grameen philosophy, known as stokvels, and by embracing cell phone technology. …”
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The social side of impact investing: measurement and the interconnections by Tyilana, Zikhona

“…The study shows that not all social impact investors measure their impact and the international measurement tools are seldom utilised. Some develop their own simple measures or followed metrics imposed on them by donors. …”
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Generation Z employees' construal of workplace leadership: an application of the repertory grid technique by Clinton, Caitlyn

“…The Repertory Grid Technique (RGT) was used as a part of structured interviews with sixteen Gen Z employees (N = 16). …”
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Exploring emerging market multinational enterprises' divestment from emerging markets by Chambers, Hannah

“…This research employed a qualitative, inductive, and exploratory approach, utilising multiple case studies of South African MNEs that were operational in Nigeria before subsequently divesting. …”
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An exploration of the (changing) roles, functions and challenges experienced by policewomen in the operational environment of the SAPS: Western Cape Province by Retief, Rita

“…Exploratory-descriptive research was done by adopting a qualitative research design. A semi structured interview schedule was utilised for one-on-one interviews and one focus group session with a sample of fifteen experienced operational policewomen, with rank levels ranging from Major General to Lieutenant Colonel. …”
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