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To infinity and beyond: Deconstructing the Information Science curricula to ensure sustainability of the profession

Jacobs, Lorette (2024-04)
A critical discourse analysis of the coverage of the low matric pass rate in rural Eastern Cape : the case study of the Daily Dispatch

Joxo, Amkela Angel (2023-11)

Matric learner's poor academic performance is one of the main challenges that South Africa is faced with, particularly, in the Eastern Cape. In this study, the coverage of the Daily Dispatch newspaper on the low matric ...
Letter-sound by letter-sound: making sense of written texts in the early grades. Evidence from alphabetic languages in South Africa

Wilsenach, Carien (2023-03-16)
Re-imagining the ordinary : On perception, power and the media

Tyali, Siyasanga M. (2023-05-30)
Trance and transfiguration in rock art and literature

Northover, Richard Alan (2023-04-14)

What can San rock art research reveal about certain kinds of imaginative literature written in English? What do depictions of altered states of consciousness in literature reveal about human needs? In this lecture I explore ...
Knowledge and information sharing through social networking sites among postgraduate students at selected universities in Tanzania

Ponera, Msafiri Jaffar (2022)

The study investigated the use of social networking sites (SNSs) in knowledge and information sharing among postgraduate students at selected universities in Tanzania. The uses of SNSs are known to have potential to ...
Creating long-term societal value : a sustainability marketing perspective

Mudzanani, Takalani Eric (2022-11-29)
Moving patients` queue to the cloud for quality healthcare in South Africa, using fourth industrial revolution technology

Marutha, Ngoako (2022-09-07)
Indigenous Knowledge in Africa: an organic intervention to healthcare problems in Africa

Maluleka, Jan (2024-04-23)
An archaeology of Islam and its architecture in Northern Ghana

Mahmoud, Malik Saako (2023-01)

Northern Ghana had early contact with Muslims and Islam because of long-distance trade. It was Mande Muslim traders and clerics who were involved in this trade. They carried Islam alongside their trading activities into ...
Ghouls, witches, and hauntings and traumate in "His House"

Karam, Beschara (2022-08-22)
Information-seeking behaviour of history and international studies postgraduates in an academic hybrid library in Nigeria

Mwokedi, Grace Iyabo (2022-12)

This thesis was designed with the purpose of investigating the “Information-Seeking Behaviour” (ISB) of history and international studies postgraduates in an academic hybrid library in Nigeria. The study consisted of eight ...
Library and Information Science education in Tanzania : proposing a curriculum model for the digital age

Daudi, Joseph Solomon (2023-09-30)

Library and Information Science (LISc) is undergoing rapid technological transformations. For LIS professionals to have a competitive edge in light of these technological advancements, they must be adequately trained to ...
The geopolotics of knowledge production in applied English language studies : transknowledging and a two-eyed critical southern decoloniality

Chaka, Chaka (2022-08-10)
The significance of centralised communication on a decentralised organisation : a case on railway safety regulator

Malete, Keatlegile Godwill (2023-09-21)

The rationale for the study was to explore the significance of centralised communication in a strategically decentralised organisation. Organisations either centralise or decentralise their functions as part of adapting ...
The role of narrational strategies in the fiction of Mandla Langa

Sibuyi, Dzunisani (2020-10-30)

This study deals with Mandla Langa’s deployment of narrational strategies in his narrative oeuvre. Through a structural narratological analysis of Langa’s discourse, the study reveals the role of the narrational strategies ...
THE STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION PROFESSIONAL’S ROLE IN ENHANCING SOCIAL ORGANISATIONAL CREDIBILITY: AN OMNIDIRECTIONAL AND DIACHRONIC PROCESS FROM A NETWORK PERSPECTIVE

Botha (Slabbert), Yolandi (2022-05-17)
Archives without archives : a window of opportunity to build an inclusive archive in South Africa

Ngoepe, Mpho (2017)

The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa provides a framework for developing an archival system in the country. The Constitution requires the devolution of the state’s responsibility for archives from national ...
Shaping the evolving role of academic librarians in the fourth industrial revolution through continuous professional development at the Durban University of Technology

Moonasar, Anushie (2023-05)

Due to the proliferation of disruptive technologies that drive the fourth industrial revolution (4IR), academic libraries have undergone an evolution, which has also changed the role of academic librarians. With disruptive ...
The transformative impact of current awareness services on promoting access and use of open access resources at the University of Zambia

Chitumbo, Eness Munzya Miyanda (2022-03-20)

The study of open access usage in higher learning institutions in developing countries has been an area of concern over the past years due to the many opportunities it offers in academia, such as making available and ...

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