• The impact of pre-service primary English language teacher training on post-training practice 

  Temesgen, Daniel Bushiso (2017-05)

  This study sought to investigate the impact of pre-service primary school English language teachers’ training on their post-training practice. A constructive research paradigm and qualitative method were used in the ...
• Food safety and quality assurance measures of the National School Nutrition Programme in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa 

  Sibanyoni, July Johannes (2017-05)

  Foodborne diseases are a major challenge to school feeding programmes because inadequate food safety knowledge and skills of staff can result in unsafe food handling practices and crosscontamination, thus causing foodborne ...
• Records management in Friends Church (Quakers) in Kenya 

  Matasio, Jane Francisca (2017-08)

  This study focused on records management in churches, particularly the Friends Church (Quakers) in Kenya. The study sought to find out the record types and formats created or received, establish records management systems ...
• Distance students’ readiness for an online information literacy programme : Unisa School of Accountancy as a case study 

  Ranthla, Legobole B. (2017)

  This dissertation reports on a study of the self-reported readiness of undergraduate first-year students at a very large distance teaching institution, the University of South Africa (Unisa). The Unisa library does not ...
• The role of public libraries in promoting corporate social responsibility by small and medium enterprises 

  Kazingizi, Sebenzile (2017-09)

  The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has been significantly drawing global attention for the past decade. The solving of social, political and economic problems now ...
• Observing a rape crime scene with the intent to identify evidence 

  Gounden, Manisagaree (2016-09)

  Investigating a crime of rape relies heavily upon physical evidence, which provides the court with tangible objects that are not subject to memory loss. The recognition ofphysical evidence plays a critical role in the ...
• Innovative leadership in managing conflict at selected senior secondary schools in Botswana 

  Orapeleng, Shathani Rejoyce (2017-07)

  The phenomenon of conflict is the problem that principals are faced with in their respective schools. The aim of this study was to explore the role that innovative leadership could play in managing conflict at the selected ...
• Toward a broadband service delivery model over wireless technologies to resource-constrained public high schools in South Africa 

  Pholotho, Tholo Johannes (2017-07)

  Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are capable of expanding access to quality education, educational resources, and also provide teachers with new skills. Nevertheless, a majority of rural public schools ...
• Hindrances to learning to program in an introductory programmimg module 

  Marokane, Thomas Selakane (2017)

  Introductory programming failure rate among students is high worldwide, including in South Africa. The failure rate remains a subject for investigation due to a high number of students who find learning to program ...
• The relationship between organisational commitment, career adaptability and retention factors within the retail sector in the Western Cape 

  Jabaar, Rugshana (2017-06)

  The objectives of the research were to examine the relationship between organizational commitment, career adaptability and retention factors within the retail sector in the Western Cape and to determine whether the ...
• Comparative study on key factors within the roles and functions of professional nurses working in different nursing units 

  Khosa, Khazamula Phineas (2004-05)

  The aim o f this study was to determine the key factors within the roles and functions o f professional nurses working in different nursing units with the purpose for motivation for their compensation in accordance with ...
• Understanding the attitudes and perceptions of South African residents towards anti-rhino poaching initiatives : a study in Bloemfontein, Free State province, South Africa 

  Gyimah, Issah (2016-12)

  This dissertation reports on the findings of a study conducted in order to understand the impact of the attitudes and perceptions of some residents in Bloemfontein, towards rhino poaching and anti-rhino poaching initiatives ...
• A framework for utilisation of health services for skilled birth attendant and postnatal care in Ethiopia 

  Gessesse, Yoseph Woldegebriel (2015-11)

  The Ministry of Health (MOH) and its partners are determined to prevent and manage preventable causes of morbidity and mortality in mothers, neonates and children. In the last decade, special emphasis has been given to ...
• Cultural heritage events : a case study of the ATKV Rieldans competition in South Africa 

  Arnolds, Hylton Howard (2016-09)

  Cultural heritage events as a tourism product have increased in recent years, both globally and in South Africa. Within the sphere of cultural heritage tourism, people construct and present their heritage and traditions ...
• Spaces, symmetric spaces and some fixed point results 

  Aphane, Maggie (2016-12)

  The purpose of the thesis is to study completeness of abstract spaces. In particular, we study completeness in partial metric spaces, partial metric type spaces, dislocated metric spaces, dislocated metric type spaces ...
• Role of knowledge management enablers in facilitating knowledge management practices in selected private higher education institutions in Botswana 

  Makambe, Ushe (2017-02)

  This research was set out to investigate the role of knowledge management as a coping strategy for PHE institutions in Botswana, especially given that they operate in a highly regulated environment. One of the major drivers ...
• The impact of economic and financial development on carbon emissions : evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Onanuga, Olaronke Toyin (2017-09)

  In the literature, some studies argue that affluence and the financial sector encourages low-carbon investments which result in lower emissions while others find that they enhance emissions. Contemporary studies barely ...
• Factorial invariance of an employee engagement instrument across different race groups 

  Gallant, Wesley Herschelle (2016-11)

  The overall objective of this study was to determine the factorial invariance of a South African-developed Employee Engagement Instrument (EEI) across different race groups in financial institutions. A secondary objective ...
• Strategising practices on sustainability champions : a case study at a state-owned enterprise 

  Thakhathi, Andani (2016-11-04)

  The purpose of this study was to explore the strategising practices of sustainability champions at Transnet, a South African state-owned enterprise (SOE). The study set out to discover what these micro-strategising practices ...
• Strategies in managing financial risk vulnerability among South African households 

  Nzhinga, Rendani Kenneth (2016-04)

  Various studies have found that South Africa’s high unemployment rate contributes to poverty, inequality, crime and ill-health. Furthermore, South African low to middle-income households are characterised by a high debt ...

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