• 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 contribution of adult literacy programmes towards gender equality of rural women: a case study from Nepal 

  Pun, Margret (2024-01)

  This dissertation looked at the contribution of adult literacy programmes (ALPs) to the gender equality of rural women. In a patriarchal society directly linked to the Hindu caste system, Nepalese women from remote places ...
• Building integrated and inclusive rural economy in South Africa: critical perspectives from the Morebene community in Limpopo province 

  Rathaha, Radipatla Thomas (2024-07-01)

  This is a mixed-method research that examined the prospects of building integrated and inclusive rural economies in South Africa. The study has taken an Afrocentric perspective to defining processes of building integrated ...
• A social support framework for mental health care users to promote continuity of care 

  Phakula, Lenny Tina (2024-02-28)

  Mental healthcare users (MHCUs) often face mental health challenges such as relapse, consequently leading to readmissions due to inadequate continuity of care. The study aimed to develop a social support framework for MHCUs ...
• Utilization of health management information system for data driven decisions in maternal healthcare in Addis Ababa 

  Kasu Tola Bifa (2024-04-29)

  A Health Management Information System (HMIS) is the essential component of the country's Health Information System (HIS) and is vital for the functioning of the country’s healthcare system. It consists of prescribed data ...
• Exploring perceptions and experiences of young adults regarding condoms use as prevention with-in a Johannesburg South community, South Africa 

  Molungoa-Monyela, Muriel Lebohang (2024-03-01)

  The world has made notable progress towards the eradication of the human-immunodeficiency virus / acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV and AIDS) pandemic in the past three decades, and condom use during sex has been a ...
• Accountability of non-governmental organisations in Malawi : the case of selected NGOs 

  Chomanika, Owen Edward (2024-05-08)

  The key objective of this study was to explore the accountability of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) in Malawi. The qualitative study was carried out in Phalombe, Balaka, Salima and Kasungu districts using interviews ...
• Global private sector philanthropy in the developing world: the giving motives of international private foundations to South Africa’s development landscape 

  Takalani, Hulisani Herman (2023-11)

  There is a growing interest in the role of the private sector in international development cooperation. Global development commitments, including the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), call for the private sector ...
• Challenges experienced by social workers responsible for rehabilitation and social reintegration of parolees within the Department of Correctional Services: guidelines for social work support services 

  Ramokolo-Kutu, Mmatsatsi Elizabeth (2024-02)

  The provision of social work services to parolees is crucial for their rehabilitation and successful reintegration back into the community. Different stakeholders should play a role to ensure that parolees are successfully ...
• The experiences and perceptions of mental health care users suffering from major depressive disorder regarding treatment 

  Lekoloane, Frans Mmakwena (2024-06)

  Major Depressive Disorder is a burden to public health affecting millions of people worldwide. However, many people do not receive treatment. More research has been done on the efficacy of medications rather than the ...
• Investigating the relationship between motivation, engagement and turnover intention 

  Kallen, Kobashini (2019-11)
• Gambling disorder in the workplace among security officers employed by the National Department of Health : guidelines for occupational social work intervention 

  Nghonyama, Winnie Tsakane (2024-02)

  The study focused on workplace gambling disorders among the National Department of Health security officers who gamble at work. The study sought to explore and describe the effects of gambling disorder on security officers’ ...
• Using chess as an educational tool to promote school readiness in historically disadvantaged schools in the West Rand 

  Basson, Mary Rose (2024-02)

  In this thesis a quantitative approach involving a quasi-experimental design was used to study the effect of chess classes on the cognitive and intellectual development of Grade R learners in Gauteng. The research comprised ...
• Strategies to improve contraceptive use among women and young girls attending postnatal care at selected hospitals and clinics in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Zinaw Mesafint Dessie (2023-11)

  This study aimed to develop strategies to improve contraceptive use among women and young girls attending postnatal care at selected hospitals and clinics in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. An explanatory sequential mixed research ...
• An analysis of the incorporation of Western practice in Black South African traditional weddings 

  Ngwenya, Masechaba (2024-01)

  Black South Africans conduct their matrimonial ceremonies by practising African indigenous traditional customs, however, they simultaneously conduct white weddings in addition to their African traditional customs. The ...
• Predicting intercultural adaptation of expatriates within a South African context 

  Prophet, Dana Kay (2024-02)

  Expatriates often face challenges when trying to adjust to the working conditions, and social and cultural environment of their new host country. In this thesis a tentative model is formulated to predict the intercultural ...
• Employability of development studies graduates under the fourth industrial revolution 

  Tshoteli, Lovedelia Lerato (2024)

  The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) will not only affect the economic and educational spheres but also the social fibre of our communities. This calls for a concerted effort to ensure that the country and its people are ...
• Exploring the dynamics of caring for adolescent foster children: developing post-placement guidelines for social work intervention 

  Mashiloane, Nomlinda (2024)

  The study examined the challenges of caring for adolescent foster children post-foster placement with the intention to develop guidelines for social work intervention. The research approach of the study was qualitative and ...
• Strategies for utilization of Routine Health Information System (RHIS) for management of child healthcare in Namibia 

  Namukwambi, Rauna Ndalila (2024-01-26)

  The Health Information System (HIS) encompasses all the information that can be utilised for planning and decision-making in the health sector. Namibia still experiences childhood illnesses such as diarrhoea, malaria, and ...
• The effect of diabetic peripheral neuropathy on quality of life among persons attending podiatry clinics in Ekurhuleni 

  Mafhege, Avhashoni Granny (2024-02)

  Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is associated with the damage or impairment of peripheral nerve fibres in people with diabetes mellitus. The purpose of this study was to assess the effects of diabetic peripheral neuropathy ...

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