Advancing the girl child movement: a potential mechanism to curtail sexual gender-based violence against women in South Africa by Burn, Jessica Ashley

“…Unfortunately, it appears that the goal of gender equality has fallen somewhat to the wayside in the formulation of these HRE programmes. It is submitted that the UDHR and the Child Convention read together with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women, as well at the African (Banjul) Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa, support the advancement of gender equality through HRE programmes. …”
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Comparative Analysis of the Corporate Leniency Policy of the South African Competition Commission

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Die sienings van proefbeamptes met betrekking tot die bydraes van afwentelingsprogramme vir manlike jeugoortreders om hermisdaadpleging te voorkom by Du Toit, Deon Duncin

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An evaluation of palliative care in rural Tanzania where availability of oral morphine is intermittent or absent by Hartwig, Kristopher

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Energy management for the smart home by Sikasote, Nataizya

“…Home energy management systems attempt to provide convenience to consumers as well as increase their participation in demand response programs. …”
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The development of a conceptual model for the effective management of corporate travel

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Victim empowerment services through developmental social work : the case of Ikhaya Lethemba

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Evaluating the sustainability, development impact and natural capital impact of invasive alien plant based value-adding enterprises by Mander, Nicola

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Conceptual understanding, career aspiration, self-efficacy and experience of third-year chemistry students by Dagogo, Ibiye Tonye

“…In conclusion, although the syllabus for the two programmes (EDP and MS) is the same, the study revealed that the learning experiences of the students in these programmes differed. …”
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Evaluating an isiXhosa clinical communication course at a health sciences faculty by Du Plessis, Madelé

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Optimal management of household load under demand response

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Perceptions of HIV/AIDS and HIV-related activities among school-going learners : where do we currently stand by Mukenge, Kapena

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Gauging perceptions of participation in participatory development : a South African case : the mud schools eradication project at Klapmuts Primary School in the Western Cape by Street, Mavourneen

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The performance of coevolutionary topologies in developing competitive tree manipulation strategies for symbolic regression by Ombura, Martin

“…We adopt a hybrid evolutionary algorithm (EA) that implements the tree based phenotypic structure of genetic programming (GP) and the list-based chromosome of genetic algorithm (GA) that permits embedding of mathematical tree manipulation (MTM) strategies, as well as adequate selection mechanisms for search. …”
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Perceptions of substance abuse counsellors on the implementation of evidence-based practice interventions by Bingham, Kenneth

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A third-line antiretroviral therapy referral process in the Western Cape : estimating qualification and predictors of referral HIV public health by Sheik, Sadiyya

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The validity endeavour by James, Megan

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An evaluation of the performance of the Department of Agriculture in Limpopo Province in improving the livelihood of smallholder farmers during the period 1994-2004, with special r... by Sitholimela, Silas Ndwakhulu

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An investigate of factors that influence intergration of Palliative care in state hospitals by Lazarus, Rebecca

“…Results: A description of each hospital’s PC programme was provided. Prohibiting factors identified most frequently related to resource challenges (insufficient human resources, time for PC, infrastructure and funding), followed by the hospital culture (limiting attitudes and beliefs about PC), education and training (limited opportunity, time and funding), health care providers (lack of PC knowledge, communication and hierarchy), as well as patient, family, community, and policy factors. …”
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