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Religious Tourism in the Context of Pentecostalism: Developing a Pentecostal Pneumatological Theology of Tourism

kgatle, mookgo solomon (Noyam, 2024-09-13)

Religious tourism is commonly known for the visits by believers to religious sites and pilgrimages for religious purposes. In African Pentecostalism, religious tourism is known for the movement of believers from one country ...
Investigating the use of digital marketing communication at the Livingstone Museum, Zambia

Muche, Farai Fennie (2024-02-26)

In today’s digital age, many tourism organisations struggle to reach and engage different target groups and the Livingstone Museum is no exception. This study aimed to investigate the use of digital marketing communication ...
A Christian philosophy of sex, marriage, and the family as the pinnacle of creation and the Image of God

Murano, Paul J. (2023-10-25)

The second half of the 20th century saw a sexual revolution against both human nature and God, which turned into widespread confusion and a culture of death. This thesis provides a vital response to the underlying philosophy ...
A postcolonial missiological understanding of the role of the church towards sex workers : a proposed liberative praxis for URCSA

Mangoedi, Leomile (2023-12-23)

This study probes the issue of the marginalisation of women in sex work by the church with the aim of developing a liberative praxis for the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa (URCSA) based on the research question: ...
Mentorship in the primary health care facilities in Sedibeng District of Gauteng Province, South Africa

Msiza, Itumeleng Gladys (2023-11)

Mentoring is recommended as a method to assist nurses in developing their leadership skills. The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of facility managers with regard to mentorship at primary healthcare ...
Knowledge and attitudes of HIV counsellors on HIV self-testing in Manzini, Eswatini

Dlamini, Celiwe Zakhona (2024-02-27)

HIV self-testing is currently provided by HIV counsellors to reach the high risk, unreachable population. The purpose of the study was to determine HIV counsellors’ knowledge and attitudes in offering HIV self-testing as ...
The role of self-efficacy in promoting the psychosocial well-being of in-school adolescent orphans in Botswana

Smith, Kabelo Otlaadisang (2024-01)

The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of self-efficacy in promoting the psychosocial well-being of adolescent orphans in selected secondary schools in Botswana. Self-efficacy plays a crucial role in the ...
The book of Micah and the land question: an application of Delbert R. Hillers’ relative deprivation theory to the land question in Zimbabwe

Jeje, Sydney (2024-08)

The project focused on appraising the centrality of the land issue in both the first and Second Chimurenga liberation wars in Zimbabwe. A general ideological claim associates land with both the first and Second Chimurenga ...
The archaeology of the skirmish at Redelinghuys (Vegkop) during the South African War, December 1901

Van Lill, Francois (2024-01-31)

The dynamics of skirmishes during a war differ quite a bit from formal engagements. The skirmish on Vegkop during the latter part of the South African War of 1899 to 1902 is a typical example of such an incident. Through ...
Integration in intercultural church development : Luhmann´s systems theory for the leadership of Evangelical free churches in Germany

Littau, Manuel (2024-02)

This research is based on the leaders of intercultural congregations who regularly interact with the ideas, needs and interests of different cultures. To this end, Luhmann's systems theory is being examined with regard to ...
Exploring muti murder and the supernatural in selected Southern African novels: the case for (magical) realism.

Makhedama, Buntu (2024)

This study explores the appropriateness of Western genre categories and cosmologies to understanding muti murder and other supernatural elements in selected southern African fiction namely Alexandra McCall-Smith’s The ...
Facilitating knowledge retention in cross-border mergers in the telecommunications industry of Lesotho

Tseole, Tahleho Emmanuel (2020-09)

Knowledge should be retained because it is an organisational asset. The management of knowledge, particularly knowledge retention, has been widely researched by several scholars. However, little research has been done on ...
Management of tacit knowledge at the city of Johannesburg library and information services, South Africa

Nkomo, Lydia (2019-09)

The strength of an organisation lies in its ability to manage tacit knowledge. Ideally, organisations who wish to remain service-oriented in this Fourth Industrial Revolution should comprehend the importance of tacit ...
The role of small-scale irrigation on rural smallholder food security outcomes in Wolaita Zone of Southern Ethiopia

Koisha, Biruk Seifu (2024-07)

Small-scale irrigation (SSI) started earlier in Wolaita and contributed to food production. However, rural smallholders in the area are still food insecure. This research aimed to understand the role of irrigation on food ...
Music Pedagogy: Discussion forum questions

Behr, Annemie (2024)

This OER is based on a workshop designed for educators teaching music as part of the CAPS Life Skills/Creative Arts syllabus. The questions can be used as a guide for open class discussions or as prompts for online discussion ...
H.B. Bousfield, first Bishop of Pretoria, to 1881: the foundation of the diocese of Pretoria (1870-1879) and the early episcopacy of H.B. Bousfield, first Bishop of Pretoria (1878-1881)

Suberg, O. M. (1983-11)

In 1870 the Synod of the Anglican Church in South Africa decided to found a see in the Transvaal. The pioneer of Anglican work there was Bishop T.E. Wilkinson of Zululand who during visits of 1873 and 1874 organised the ...
Development of a model to support primary eye-care service provision in rural south Omo Zone, Ethiopia

Kentayiso, Temesgen Wolde (2024-02)

Primary eye-care is an important component of comprehensive eye-care services, enabling communities to enjoy high-quality basic services. However, due to various factors, the community does not use the service properly. ...
A qualitative study of midlife stories: transcending from crisis to epiphany

Niehaus, Louisa (2024-02)

Midlife is stereotyped and often misconstrued. This study explores and challenges the conventional portrayal of a midlife crisis and its stereotypical dénouement into a state of lasting turmoil and negativity. The narratives ...
South African clinical and counselling psychologists’ training, experience, perceived competence, and confidence in practising affirmatively with sexually diverse people

Victor, Cornelius Johannes (2024-02-26)

Following the launch of the Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA) practice guidelines for psychological professionals working with sexually and gender-diverse people (PsySSA, 2017), a need was identified to ...
Social workers’ perceptions and experiences in providing services for adult persons with intellectual disabilities in residential care facilities

Shabalala, Nonkululeko Innocentia (2023-12)

Background of the study: Limited research is available regarding the support needs of adults with intellectual disabilities in the South African context despite this high-incidence disability. This lack of information ...

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