• A quest for a uniform set of rules regulating eviction proceedings in South Africa 

  Neke, Lungisani David Mlungisi (2021-10-20)

  The hypothetical premise around which this study revolves is that, from a procedural angle, there are no comprehensive court rules regulating evictions in South Africa, notwithstanding the existence of various substantive ...
• Open distance electronic learning students with disabilities' mobile learning use and psychological factors inherent in the Technology Acceptance Model influencing mobile learning use 

  Louw, Adam Adriaan (2024-02)

  This study aimed to gain insight into the psychological factors that influence m-learning usage among students with disability (SwD) enrolled at an open distance and e-learning (ODeL) institution (UNISA) during the year ...
• Stakeholders’ experiences with the management of professional conduct of teachers in church owned secondary schools in Maseru, Lesotho 

  Nkanda, Ntoa David (2024-03)

  Teachers’ professional conduct has become a major concern in the world today because some teachers behave unprofessionally and unethically regardless of qualifications, experience and competences they possess. The purpose ...
• Analysis of the use of electronic surveillance to investigate cartel conducts : a case study of the competition commission of South Africa in Pretoria 

  Kgomo, Kgashane Raymond (2024-01-26)

  This study explored the value that electronic surveillance adds to cartel investigations by adopting a qualitative research approach, utilising a case study research design, and guided by the exploratory research objective. ...
• A clinical leadership-mentoring framework for nurse managers in mental health care settings 

  Chabedi, Moleboge Antonia (2024-06-30)

  In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, leadership is recognised not merely as an art but as a value-driven imperative vital for transformation across all fields, including mental health care. The ongoing ...

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