• Integrating indigenous african knowledge systems in teaching and learning at the Catholic University of Zimbabwe : a critical investigation 

  Murwira, Stanley (2020-01-13)

  The research study focused on the integrating of indigenous African knowledge systems in teaching and learning at the Catholic University of Zimbabwe. The curriculum of the Catholic University of Zimbabwe offers a number ...
• Job satisfaction model to enhance organisational performance in armed conflict societies: a case of Tete Province in Mozambique 

  Takupiwa, Nyanga (2019-01)

  Job satisfaction is one of the key antecedents to organizational performance, growth and survival. The attitude employees have towards their work significantly affects employees and organizational performance. The main ...
• Rural development outcomes and policies in South Africa’s Limpopo Province 

  Malatji, Moye Thabang (2020-02)

  Rural development is a key policy area in developing countries. Its basic premise boils down to improving the economic well-being and quality of life of rural people. Best practices regarding rural development in developing ...
• Personality traits as predictors of substance abuse and risky sexual behaviours mong university students in Ethiopia 

  Newaye, Tedla Kutaye (2020-01)

  This study was designed to determine the prevalence of substance use and risky sexual behaviours among university students in Ethiopia and examine whether personality traits predict substance use and risky sexual behaviours. ...
• An exploration of psychological grit as a predictor of student retention in an open distance learning (ODL) institution 

  Young, Kelly Anne (2019-08)

  This research study explored the predictive value of psychological grit in determining student retention among postgraduates in an Open Distance Learning (ODL) institution in South Africa. Working from within a quantitative ...
• Factors associated with the development of drug resistant tuberculosis in Ethiopia 

  Henock Bekele Keto (2020-01)

  PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to assess factors associated with the development of drug resistant tuberculosis in Ethiopia. DESIGN: A quantitative case-control study was conducted to determine if there were any ...
• Determining factors that contribute to the propagation, growth and establishment of Burkea Africana trees 

  Nemadodzi, Lufuno Ethel (2018-05)

  Burkea africana Hook. (wild syringa) is an average sized leguminous tree, 10-12 m in height occasionally reaching over 20m. This monotypic genus is dominant and codominant in Zambia, and is present throughout Africa as ...
• Knowledge sharing practices among rice farmers in the Eastern Region of Ghana 

  Kommey, Randy Emmanuel (2020-02)

  There is problematic flow of Knowledge among rice farmers in Ghana, which constitutes one of the critical challenges that is face in rice production in country. Effective knowledge sharing, therefore, offers great potential ...
• eModeration requirements: a case study in private secondary schools in South Africa 

  Rajamany, Vanitha (2020-01)

  Despite the increasing importance of digitization in all facets of teaching and learning, digital moderation (eModeration) has received little attention in research and practice. No evidence-based requirements on the ...
• The development of a community based prevention model for under nutritional status among pregnant women in Southern Ethiopia 

  Tsegaye Alemu Gute (2020-03)

  PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to develop a community based prevention model for under nutritional status among pregnant women in southern Ethiopia. METHODS: The investigation utilised an explanatory sequential ...
• The relative impact of public and private investment on economic growth: the tale of four Southern African economies 

  Makuyana, Garikai (2017-11)

  The study has empirically examined the relative impact of public and private investment on economic growth and has also tested the crowding in or crowding out effect of public investment on private investment in four ...
• Integrated school health implementation constraints: an inquiry into the Ekurhuleni Health and Education system 

  Mojapelo, Nonhlanhla (2019-07)

  This study identifies the Integrated School Health Programme’s implementation constraints in (Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Southern Region), and describes how these constraints have affected the implementation ...
• Investigation of up and down-converting rare earth ions doped ZnTiO3 for photovoltaic applications 

  Mofokeng, Sefako John (2019-10)

  We are living in an age where the demand for energy is growing rapidly. This means that supplies to easily accessible oil and natural gas is unlikely to keep up with the demand as times goes on. The world will have to ...
• Women's conceptualisations of sexual expression: A narrative inquiry of a rural community in Mpumalanga 

  Chauke, Tinyiko (2020-07)

  Imicabango yebantfu labasikati ngekuvetwa kweluvo loluphatselene netebulili: Kuphenya lokulandzisako kwemmango wasemaphandleni eMpumalanga Bulili babomake base-Afrika busachubeka ngekuhlanganiswa netifo, budlova kanye ...
• Carbon nanotube membranes for brackish groundwater desalination and removal of organic micropollutants from water 

  Gumbi, Nozipho Nonsikelelo (2019-07)

  This thesis reports on the synthesis and characterisation of various types of oxidised multiwalled carbon nanotubes (O-MWCNTs) modified polymeric membranes. These OMWCNT modified polymeric membranes were then assessed in ...
• The impact of national research and education networks on the quality of education and research output 

  Zelalem Assefa Azene (2019-11)

  The rapid growth of universities in the Least Developing Countries (LDCs) is aimed at enhancing access to tertiary education, which has resulted in a sharp increase in the enrolment rate. However, the quantitative increase ...
• A predictive model of concrete corrosion due to sulphuric acid using artificial neural networks 

  Mutunda, Andre (2019-10)

  This dissertation investigates the level of acid‐resistance of concrete degradation. Concrete specimens obtained from four mixtures (M1, M2, M3 and M4) were prepared with calcareous, siliceous ...
• The strategising of middle managers through sensemaking and sensegiving: a case study of a financial services provider in South Africa 

  Xaba, Lungile Maureen (2019-12)

  Middle managers are tasked with supporting new initiatives and change, while at the same time experiencing challenges in making sense of the strategic initiative and giving sense to other members of the organisation. This ...
• The search for a dark vector boson and a new scalar with the ATLAS detector 

  Boye, Diallo (2020-06)

  Hidden sector or dark sector states appear in many extensions to the Standard Model (SM), to provide particle mediators for dark matter in the universe or to explain astrophysical observations such as the positron excess ...
• Strategies to improve maternal and new-born care referral systems 

  Desta, Binyam Fekadu (2019-11)

  Maternal and newborn health is one of the main indicators of a good health system. The study wished to develop a strategy to improve the referral system for maternal and newborn care. To identify issues for improvement, ...

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