• A comparative Study of the Republican Constitutions of Zambia and Malawi 

  Sithole, Edson Furatidzayi Chisingaitwi (1973-02)

  The thesis is divided into three parts. Part I is an introduction to the field of study and comprises only one chapter. This chapter includes short accounts of the geographical positions and the inhabitants of Zambia and ...
• Fiduciary duties of company directors with specific regard to corporate opportunities 

  Havenga, Michele Kyra (1995-06)

  South African company law is currently the object of comprehensive review. One o f the areas under scrutiny is that of corporate governance. Control over management is vital in the interests of the company itself, its ...
• Educators' experience of transformation and change in a full service primary school 

  Feldman, Beverley Antoinette (2014-06)

  In the nineteen years of South Africa’s democracy, its education system, as a vehicle for political, economic and social reform, has been characterised by transformation and change. Educators, as policy implementers, have ...
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) implementation in library and information science (LIS) schools in South Africa 

  Hlongwane, Ike Khazamula (2014-12)

  Owing to past injustices, the South African higher education sector is characterised by inequalities of resource allocation and of learning opportunities. Through the National Qualification Framework (NQF), recognition of ...
• The role of e-learning on the professional development of student-teachers in Cameroon 

  Kibinkiri, Eric Len (2014-01)

  This study was planned to explore “the role of e-learning on the professional development of student-teachers in Cameroon”. The researcher’s concern with elearning was sanctioned by the need for a teaching and learning ...
• Developing a knowledge management strategy for the Marist International University College, Nairobi-Kenya 

  Anduvare, Everlyn Mmbone (2015-02)

  Marist International University College, Nairobi – Kenya is challenged with problems like duplication of work due to lack of a central repository for knowledge, loss of knowledge through expertise leaving the institution ...
• Epidemiology and multilocus sequence typing of group B streptococcus colonising pregnant women and their neonates at Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital, Pretoria. 

  Monyama, Maropeng Charles (2013-11)

  Background: Group B streptococcus (GBS) is regarded as one of the most important causes of maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality in many parts of the world. GBS recto-vaginal colonization is important in the health ...
• An investigation into young women workers' experiences of the HIV and AIDS response of small and medium sized enterprises in a semi urban area in KwaZulu-Natal 

  Mapungwana, Pheyiye (2014-06)

  Young women working in SMEs are increasingly being affected by HIV and AIDS, and SMEs are expected to respond to HIV and AIDS through workplace policies and programmes. This requires commitment from SMEs to help young ...
• Evaluation of heavy metals in soil : a case study of platinum tailing dam site 

  Nkobane, Molebogeng Precious (2014-09)

  Mining industry has been identified as the main sustenance of the South African economy, however the negative impacts of the industry on the ecological systems cannot be over emphasized due to the released waste which is ...
• Needs of poverty-stricken families : perspectives from adult members 

  Manuel, Gratitude Bulelwa (2014-06)

  Many families have been deprived access to basic human needs like food, clothing, shelter, protection, education and health services because of poverty. In South Africa poverty remains a challenge, resulting from economic ...
• A Da'wah (Invitation of people towards Islam) movement in Mauritius : a study of the Jamaat-UL-Muslimeen (Assembly of Muslims) 

  Maniacara, Maaïdah Ammaara Ud-Deen (2014-11)

  ‘A da’wah movement in Mauritius: A study of the Jamaat-Ul-Muslimeen’ is based on qualitative research and its objective is to examine the socio-cultural factors that may hinder the processes of da’wah in Mauritius. The ...
• Invloed van ʼn pendelhuwelik op die jong kind in die gesin 

  De Villiers, Heilletje Maria Margaretha (2014-10)

  Pendelhuwelike is aan die toeneem en het verskeie invloede op die jong kind in die gesin. Die primêre doel van die studie was om emosionele en sosiale intelligensie as basis te gebruik om die invloed van ʼn pendelhuwelik ...
• The influence of total quality management on school improvement in secondary schools in the uThungulu District, Kwazulu-Natal 

  Sibeko, Sylvia Dolly (2014-09)

  TQM has been identified as an approach that can be adopted to improve quality in business as well as in education. The main aim of this approach is to involve everybody in decision-making of the organization, in this case ...
• The management of teacher-occupational stress at primary schools in Sedibeng District 8, Gauteng Province 

  Matla, Shabe Jonas (2014-06)

  This study aimed at establishing the role played by school management teams in managing teacher-occupational-stress in Sedibeng West District primary schools in the Gauteng province. The investigation was conducted using ...
• An investigation of social factors, which interfere with the child's ability to read and write 

  Ntshudisane, Bernard Levy (2014-02)

  The changing of the education system holistically in South Africa as a prerequisite has impacted negatively on the child‘s ability to read and write, which also degraded the country‘s standard as compared to other countries ...
• The influence of the native territories penal code on South African criminal law 

  Koyana, Digby Sqhelo (2015-02-18)

  The Native Territories Penal Code (NTPC) was passed by the Parliament of the Cape of Good Hope in 1886. It was part of the administrative machinery of the Cape colonial authorities for the Xhosa speaking people who ...
• Exploring factors that influence safer sex practices 

  Nkhata, Ellen Charity (2008-11)

  The purpose of the study was to explore factors that influenced safer sex practices in Malawi. A quantitative, explorative, descriptive study was conducted to determine why the prevalence of new HIV infections was still ...
• Socio-economic factors contributing to exclusion of women from maternal health benefit in Abuja, Nigeria 

  Oyewale, Tajudeen Oyewale (2014-02)

  The study was conducted to describe how socio-economic characteristics (SEC) of women affect their utilization of maternal healthcare services in Abuja Municipal Areas Council (AMAC) in Abuja Nigeria. A non-experimental, ...
• First Corinthians 7 as expanded Jesus tradition 

  Miller, Melvin Gamble (2013-06)

  This dissertation attempts to answer the questions, “What is the most appropriate background for understanding Paul’s views on marriage, celibacy and divorce as found in 1 Corinthians 7?” and “How do we account for the ...
• Employees of Kenya power's perceptions of their adoption and implementation of online internal communication tools for relationship building 

  Waititu, Paul (2015-04)

  The purpose of this study was to explore and describe Kenya Power employees’ perceptions of their adoption and implementation of online internal communication tools as a means of creating and managing long lasting relationships ...

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