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The role of spirituality in coping with the psychological impact of loss, grief, and death amidst the COVID-19 pandemic: A South African case study

Samlal, Kevisha (2024-05)

In January 2020, the appearance of the coronavirus, scientifically termed COVID-19, was formally recognized as a major pandemic by the World Health Organization. The impact was severe, resulting in significant loss of life. ...
A dynamic exploration of the offenders convicted of violent crimes serving long-term sentences in the Windhoek correctional facility, maximum security unit

Sinkala, Ute Bianca (2024-02)

Violent crime is a significant concern in Namibia, affecting various aspects of society. Addressing this issue remains a priority for all stakeholders. Understanding the identity and motives of perpetrators remains crucial. ...
Improvement in the antibody detection sensitivity of the Murex Ab/Ag combination HCV assay

Sukhdeo, Nityanandi Diaksha (2024-05-27)

Globally, the hepatitis C virus is one of the leading causes of chronic liver diseases, with a high incidence of these diseases developing liver cancer. Hepatitis C infection may be cured, but its effects may only be ...
Regulation of public procurement in Zimbabwe : an analysis of its international obligations

Panganayi, Freedom (2024-06-06)

The adoption of the new constitution in 2013 led to the constitutionalisation of public procurement in Zimbabwe. The Constitution is the principal source of law in Zimbabwe. This set in motion a series of legislative reforms ...
An examination of the intended-behaviour gap towards ethical fashion in South African millennials

Simango, Tendai (2024-02)

The overconsumption of goods and services caused by increasing population and economic growth is threatening environmental stability around the globe. The fashion industry with its unsustainable and unethical practices has ...
Developing a wellbeing framework to enhance the sense of coherence and work-life balance of nurses in Mpumalanga public hospitals

Mdhluli, Nthabeleng Innocentia (2024-01-20)

The objective of this study was to develop a comprehensive framework aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of nurses employed in Mpumalanga public hospitals. The framework focuses on improving the sense of coherence (SOC) and ...
Blurry edges and expanded boundaries in intermedial art practice : the posthuman, anamorphic impact of digital technology

Hindson, Elizabeth Isabella (2024-01)

Digital technology and its associated cultures have profoundly impacted art practice, leading to the emergence of posthuman identity and artistic forms that blur the boundaries of art ontologies. Examining key posthuman ...
The influence of remuneration satisfaction on employee motivation and performance in a South African agricutural organisation

Juggpall, Sherleen (2024-02-27)

This study examined he influence of remuneration satisfaction on employee motivation and performance in a South African agricultural organisation. It also investigated the effect of biographical variables on these factors. ...
The perception of primary school teachers on school leadership during the implementation of fourth industrial revolution in rural primary schools in Limpopo Province

Lewele, Motlatso Delicia (2024-01)

The study investigated how primary school teachers perceived their empowerment as leaders during the implementation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This study made use of a qualitative approach. A purposeful sampling ...
Exploring policing strategies in response to violence against women and girls in Johannesburg

van Niekerk, Maria Teresa (2024-02)

This study aims to explore policing strategies in response to violence against women and girls in South Africa. Data was collected by conducting in-depth interviews with South African Police Service members from the ...
An examination of security measures for the prevention of cash-in-transit robberies in South Africa: a case study of Gauteng

Sambo, Abednigo Molahleki (2023-12)

The cash-in-transit (CIT) heist robberies are orchestrated at alarming rates in the Gauteng Province and the country in general. The purpose of this study is to examine the security measures aimed at preventing these kinds ...
The challenges experienced by educators in addressing violence in schools : a social work perspective

Mohale, Tshepiso (2023-11)

Violence in schools is becoming prevalent. Violence within schools is not a new social problem but is emerging as a cause for sincere concern due to the recent spate of attacks within South African schools that have claimed ...
Recovery of Fe(III) from acid mine drainage and its subsequent application for the production of ferric chloride for drinking water coagulation

Mahlohla, Mamile Belina (2024)

Acid mine drainage (AMD) is a highly acidic and biorecalcitrant wastewater matrix that is rich in dissolved metals and wreaks havoc into receiving environments due to its toxic nature that poses mutagenic, teratogenic, and ...
The development of a framework for enhancing in-service life science teachers' readiness to adopt fourth industrial revolution (4IR) based instruction strategies

McKnight, Marcell (2024-02-12)

Past industrial revolutions have influenced education due to the changing needs of society during them. South Africa stands on the precipice of educational change, emanating from the influence of the Fourth Industrial ...
An evaluation of the role of waste pickers in municipality solid waste management at greater Letaba Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa

Maite, Shoroma Lerato (2023-11)

Waste pickers are underappreciated despite playing a significant part in reducing the amount of solid waste dumped in landfills and generating value from the rubbish produced by others. Many people from underprivileged and ...
Exploring the accuracy-explainability trade-off on credit scoring classifiers

Mtiyane, Sibusiso (2024-02)

Recent research has highlighted the significance of accuracy and explainability of classification models applied across various disciplines. A wide range of classification models and combinations of models have been ...
An assessment of electronic waste management practices in Collins Chabane local municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa

Makamu, Nkhensani Nancy (2023-08)

Electronic waste (e-waste) is a millennium challenge due to the rapid growth of the usage of electronic devices and appliances, the gradual improvement of living standards, and the life of technology we are living in. ...
The efficacy of effective teamwork model in education leadership: a case of rural secondary schools in Kwazulu Natal province

Yaw, Owusu Michael (2024-03)

This study was entitled: “The Efficacy of Effective Teamwork Model in Education Leadership: A Case Study of Rural Secondary Schools in Kwazulu- Natal Province”. Leadership styles and teamwork the 21st century due to global ...
Factors motivating early antenatal attendance in Lesotho

Lenkoane, Matholoana Elizabeth (2024-02)

Early antenatal care (ANC) attendance in the first trimester of pregnancy provides a unique opportunity for early identification of health concerns, prompt treatment and health education. There are several national and ...
Exploring the progression of women in senior management positions at an open distance e-learning institution in Gauteng

Mfopa, Mantsha Madiroko (2024-02-27)

Women’s progression and participation in senior management power structures is very limited in higher education institutions. Moreover, the prevalence of progressive laws that seek to promote women progression in South ...

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