• Factors that affect adherence to corporate social responsibility guidelines and principles in South African junior mining companies 

  Maleejane, Letshitshi Toby (2022-06)

  The study aimed to assess and evaluate the extent to which Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) principles and guidelines are adhered to in 6 South African junior mining companies. A report issued by the South African ...
• Maternal and child health nursing practices in rural health centres, Ethiopia: prospects for health outcomes 

  Elias Ahmed Sadik (2022-02)

  The Purpose of the study to provide evidence-based suggestions for maternal and child health nursing practice guideline improvements based on in-depth investigation of existing situations, challenges, missed-opportunities, ...
• Supportive supervision: a model for social work supervisors 

  Bhuda, Gladys Bathabile (2019-03)

  Social work practice is extremely demanding on the practitioner. Social workers, especially in the public domain, handle high caseloads whilst simultaneously conducting group and community work amidst the demands ...
• School social workers' and educators' experiences on school-based violence: suggestions for stakeholder support 

  Maota, Y. M. (2022-05)

  School-based violence (SBV) is a phenomenon that burdens many countries globally. A substantial proportion of schools and governments are still struggling to find a solution to it. There are a limited number of reports on ...
• The challenges experienced by youths leaving kinship foster care in South Africa 

  Zimudzi, Catherine (2022-05)

  Young people who leave foster care in South Africa typically encounter greater difficulties transitioning into young adulthood when compared to their peers who grow up with their biological parents. The aim of the study ...
• Roles of leadership and rules of conduct in instilling ethical behaviour: case of City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality 

  Adetunji, Ireti Adedotun (2021-08)

  This research set out to find out what factors drive the ethical conduct of municipal staff members in general, with the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality (CTMM) as a case study. The rules as well as the conduct ...
• Hospital-based evaluation of palliative care among patients with advanced cervical cancer: a cross-sectional study 

  Kebebew, Tolcha; Mosalo, Annah; Mavhandu-Mudzusi, Azwihangwisi H. (2022-08-03)

  Abstract Background Palliative care is among the standards of care in cancer treatment that should be provided to those in need within the existing healthcare system. In ...
• Hospital-based evaluation of palliative care among patients with advanced cervical cancer: a cross-sectional study 

  Kebebew, Tolcha; Mosalo, Annah; Mavhandu-Mudzusi, Azwihangwisi Helen (Springer, 2022-08-03)

  Background: Palliative care is among the standards of care in cancer treatment that should be provided to those in need within the existing healthcare system. In Ethiopia, patients with cervical cancer experience a long ...
• WhatsApp as a Qualitative Data Collection Method in Descriptive Phenomenological Studies 

  Mavhandu-Mudzusi, Azwihangwisi Helen; Moyo, Idah; Mthombeni, Andile; Ndou, Anza; Mamabolo, Lucas; Ngwenya, Thembinkosi; Marebane, Tlhomaro; Netshapapame, Tshifhiwa S (SAGE, 2022-06-28)

  This article presents WhatsApp as a means of data collection among vulnerable populations, reporting on a study conducted in South Africa and Zimbabwe, to determine the terminology used for and among different genders and ...
• A framework for the adoption of Agile software development methodologies in Botswana 

  Balasubramanian, Lavanya (2022-01)

  Modern software development methodologies (SDMs) such as Agile, Scrum, Extreme Programming, Lean and others are emerging as the de facto software development methodologies around the globe, however, their uptake by Botswana ...
• Whistleblowing and Precarious power 

  Maja, Kabelo James Kwame (2021-11-15)

  The artworks Whistleblowing and Precarious power form a body of research work that explores the broader social paradox of ethics in contemporary societies globally, employing the understanding and visual language of soccer. ...
• The Prevalence of Women Sexual locking in a Gender Violence Context – A Pastoral perspective 

  Baloyi, Elijah (UV/UFS, 2016)

  Marriage is highly regarded in Africa. Many taboos and rituals were put in place to ensure that marriage endures for as long as the couple lives. Any attack on marriage was rendered as a great enemy that deserved to be ...
• The effect of Virtuous Leadership on Organisational Culture and the Ethical Behaviour of Employees 

  Matokwe, Poelo (2021)

  Leaders are regarded as custodians of organisational ethics and are deemed to inspire an ethical culture and to instil values entrenched with integrity in the organisation. The rampant corruption and ethics failures as ...
• The church’s pastoral role concerning challenges faced by teachers in South-African public schools: Some practical theological perspectives 

  Baloyi, Elijah (AOSIS, 2016)

  Teaching used to be a well-respected profession, which many people used to love in the past. Many children, when asked what they wanted to be when growing up, indicated that they wanted to be teachers. This is why – even ...
• CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON INFERTILITY IN BLACK AFRICAN CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES 

  Baloyi, Elijah (2009)

  A childless marriage in an African context has traditionally had little chance of survival. Marriage and procreation are seen as a unity, and infertility has always been regarded as an affliction or disgrace among Africans. ...
• Biblical Moral Inquest into Tradition of Suspicion of Treachery on African Women upon Husband’s Death 

  Baloyi, Elijah (Bridgewater, 2018)

  The 16 days which South Africa dedicates to the fight against the abuse of women and children every December is a reminder of the effects of gender inequalities in this country. Even though this suspicion is inferred to ...
• Passive treatment of acid mine drainage using an integration of neutralisation and a constructed aerobic wetland 

  Beauclair, Nguegang (2021-06)

  Water pollution and environmental degradation caused by acid mine drainage (AMD) is an ever more pronounced matter in environmental pollution. This is imputed to the nature and magnitude of its effects on the environment ...
• Training guidelines for promoting adolescents' knowledge and perceptions on sexual and reproductive health rights and services in rural Arsi Zone, Ethiopia 

  Daniel Bekele Wakjira (2021-11)

  Adolescents face various challenges regarding sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHRs) and services, mainly due to lack of knowledge and misperceptions. Therefore, the purpose of the study was to develop training ...
• An ethical strategic decision-making framework for South African small and medium enterprises 

  Van Wyk, Iréze (2022-02)

  Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) are as important in South Africa as they are across the globe. The South African government has identified SMEs as a key player in the economy, and has developed polices and initiatives ...
• Revisiting assisted suicide or euthanasia in South Africa from a dignity perspective : a comparative analysis 

  Nsimbini, Nonhlanhla Thobile (2019-02-27)

  Euthanasia has been a contentious issue in South Africa and around the world for a long time. Despite some request for the decriminalisation of euthanasia in South Africa, it remains an illegal and a criminal offence in ...

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