• Factors affecting infant feeding choices among teenage mothers in Lilongwe District in Malawi 

  Matchaya, Emily Mmendera (2020-11)

  Optimal breastfeeding practices are a key to improve child survival and promote healthy growth and development. Evidence has shown that the rates of breastfeeding in Malawi are alarmingly low, particularly among teenage ...
• Estimation of critical heat flux in vertically downward two-phase flows 

  Sripada, Rajeshwar (2020)

  Critical Heat Flux (CHF) is one of the important design considerations of two-phase flow equipment used in many industries including nuclear, chemical and power plants. If the CHF is not accounted for properly, it may ...
• Factors that hamper the acquisition of mathematics knowledge by females in Ghanaian tertiary institutions 

  Mireku, Dora Animwaa (2021-06-29)

  This dissertation explores the plausible factors of young women’s inability to pursue Mathematics beyond high school. The study uses Bandura’s Social Learning Theory as the main theoretical focus. The study posits that ...
• Systematic assessment of SARS-CoV-2 virus in wastewater, rivers anddrinking water–A catchment-wide appraisal 

  Masindi, Vhahangwele; Foteinis, Spyros; Nduli, Kefilwe; Akinwekomi, Vhahangwele (Elsevier, 2021)

  Human coronaviruses (HCoVs) attracted attention in 2002 with the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)outbreak, caused by the SARS-CoV virus (mortality rate 9.6%), and gained further notoriety in 2012 with theMiddleEa ...
• Management and care guidelines for the youth with mental health challenges at child and youth care centres, for the multi-disciplinary team 

  Makoko, Thandi (2021-02)

  Overcrowding remains a severe problem in South African prisons. Also, mentally ill inmates’ welfare has become of dire importance in light of the recent spike in deaths (Etheridge 2018:10-15). According to the Judicial ...

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