• An exploration towards developing a framework for social media utilisation for internal communication in Kenyan organisations 

  Omayo, Faith Moraa (2024-11-20)

  Over recent decades, the internet transformed human interaction by providing a dynamic platform that enables millions to communicate and socialise globally. In this context of rapid technological advance-ment, social media ...
• The Six-Party Talks on North Korea’s nuclear program : analysis of how time delay tactics influence the manipulation of alliances leading to entrapment in nuclear negotiations. 

  Zhou, Ian Fleming (2017-01-30)

  The research analyses how weaker parties in a negotiation can change the assumed structural outcome of a negotiation. Structural Analysis assumes that the stronger parties always prevail but that is not necessarily always ...
• Adoption and use of the integrated library management system in the Nkangala district municipality community libraries, South Africa 

  Phaswana, Tshepo Emmanuel (2024-09-14)

  Adoption and implementation of Integrated Library Management Systems (ILMS) are essential components of modernising library operations and improving user experiences in community libraries. Some District Municipality ...
• Challenges and opportunities for coal communities in a just transition: towards a transition underpinned by environmental justice 

  Moeng, Kholofelo (2024-09)

  To respond to the global crisis caused by climate change, South Africa is embarking on a Just Transition towards a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy. The transition is premised on a decarbonisation process undertaken ...
• Sustainability of institutional repositories in selected public universities in Ghana 

  Imoro, Osman (2022-05)

  Institutional repositories are increasingly being adopted by universities in Ghana to preserve and communicate research findings and intellectual outputs to audiences within and outside the institution. Nonetheless, there ...
• Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and their effect on motherhood : perceptions of the adult-child 

  Masisi, Itumeleng Montsokolo Lenah (2024-07)

  Women’s voices have been historically silenced in narratives of historical and collective trauma in South Africa. Women’s voices have been even more silent on how the historical and systematic oppression in South Africa ...
• Role of school libraries in promoting a reading culture in four high schools in Chinhoyi, Mashonaland West Province, Zimbabwe 

  Nzara, Judith (2022-02)

  A school library is essential to any school's learning and teaching activities since it serves as an information and innovation hub (Shonhe 2019). School libraries can play a crucial part in developing a reading culture ...
• The perceptions of youth on the prevention of substance use disorder in the Cape Flats: suggestions for social work practice 

  Mudzikitiri, Patience (2023-06-30)

  Youth participation is a recognised strategy in the prevention of substance abuse. Different preventative strategies require a concerted effort involving various stakeholders to prevent and reduce substance abuse. This ...
• Examination of Archival Public Programming Initiatives at the Limpopo Provincial Archives 

  Salphina, Manganye Maite (2021-02)

  The South African legislation, the National Archives and Records Service Act (Act no 43 of 1996), underscores the fact that public archives should focus its public programming endeavours around activities designed to reach ...
• Crossbearers as the messianic generation: towards a black radical Christology 

  Africa, Obakeng (2024-05-15)

  South Africa is in crisis, and theologians have been grappling with the theological significance of this state of affairs. In the realm of black theology, many have expressed concern around the discursive malaise this ...
• Encountering African Pentecostalism: Methodologies and Evolving Tendencies 

  kgatle, mookgo solomon (palgrave macmillan, 2024-11-18)

  African Pentecostal Christianity is one of the fastest-growing movements among other Christian traditions in the world. This makes African Pentecostal Christianity a major contributor to the growth of global Pentecostalism ...
• Megacostalism, socialising, and prosperity gospel in the South African context 

  kgatle, mookgo solomon (Aosis, 2024-11-18)

  There is a rising phenomenon of mega Pentecostal churches in South Africa and elsewhere on the continent of Africa, which is conceptualised here as mega-costalism. The phenomenon refers to churches with mega-church ...
• Promotion Of Indigenous Languages and Culture through Social Media 

  Shaku , Kganathi (Lexington Books, 2024-06-18)

  Internet linguistics concerns itself with how language is used on digital platforms such as blogs, social media, etc. The use of language on digital platforms has recently gained scholarly attention; as a result, the ...
• Language Development during Covid-19 The case of Sesotho sa Leboa language in South Africa 

  Shaku , Kganathi (Africa Institute of South Africa (AISA), 2022-09)

  Covid-19 has affected societies worldwide, particularly in areas such as health and education. Covid-19 was a foreign phenomenon in countries such as South Africa, where local languages had to be used to ensure understanding ...
• Textism in the Classroom: A Writing Destruction for School Learners in South Africa 

  Shaku , Kganathi (Academic Conferences International LimitedReading, 2024-05-23)

  The rise of the Third Industrial Revolution (3IR) introduced various interactive digital platforms such as computer-mediated communication (CMC). These platforms include social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, ...
• Best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion for patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis in Ethiopia 

  Ahmed Reshid Tusho (2022-11)

  Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion of patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) in Ethiopia. Method: This study utilised a research ...
• The role of the media on the development of Black Consciousness, identity and social change: a study of the 1976 and 2015-2016 student uprisings in South Africa 

  Leshilo, Mase Sephetha Masemenya (2024-07)

  This study explores the role of media on the development of consciousness in student activists of the 1976 and 2015-2016 student movements in South Africa. It explores how media exposure influenced their consciousness, ...
• Commiseration 

  Mosako, Daniel Rankadi (Unisa Art Gallery, 2024-09-14)

  Art has always served as a mirror reflecting the depths of the human experience, and that reflection frequently highlights the complex and multidimensional aspects of a global situation on mental health. My path as an ...
• Re-imagining a new social contract to address exclusion and marginalisation in Africa Insights from the “Golden Rule and Ubuntu” as value Frameworks’. Missionalia, Vol. 50 (1), pp. 119-135. 

  Mangayi, Lukwikilu Credo (AcadSa, 2022-12-20)

  The question should be asked whether the glaring failures of countries in the African continent to realise constitutions’ social contracts of those countries is related to a lack of moral intelligence and competence in ...
• TEN YEARS (2010 – 2020) OF EXCITING MISSIOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA: TRENDS AND TRAJECTORIES 

  Mangayi, Lukwikilu Credo (SUNJournals, 2020-11-30)

  Missiology as a theological discipline is dynamic and forever evolving. This dynamism can be observed through trends and trajectories in biblical, theological, and contextual hermeneutics. The authors of this article, by ...

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