• Semantic web-based healthcare framework for digital healthcare in a resource-constrained environment 

  Tonguo, Ludovic (2024-03)

  Information and communication technology (ICT) have significantly changed our daily life during the last 20 years. ICTs have advanced through research interventions to the point that they now impact every aspect of our ...
• Organisational resilience : a paradigm shift for managing security risks using a maturity model 

  Du Plooy, Johan Diederick (2012-06)

  This study, within the sphere of security risk management, aimed to ascertain whether the concept: ‘Organisational Resilience’ would create a paradigm shift for managing security risks when using a Maturity Model. It is ...
• 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 ...
• Assessing the integration of fourth industrial revolution technologies into drought early warning systems for agricultural disaster risk management 

  Masupha, Elisa Teboho (2024-07-28)

  The agricultural sector, particularly in developing countries, is highly vulnerable to drought occurrences, which often result in substantial socio-economic losses. In southern Africa, drought frequency has tripled over ...
• Financial sustainability model for the South African telecommunication industry 

  Nene, Phindile Roda (2024-03-13)

  There is limited research on the intricate dynamics inherent in the telecommunications industry that affect the financial sustainability of mobile operators in many countries including South Africa. This study aimed to ...
• Developing an integrated framework to assess South African small and rural municipalities’ readiness for smart city implementation 

  Mashau, Nkhangweni Lawrence (2023-11-14)

  In South Africa, small and rural municipalities are engulfed in service delivery issues. This affects large municipalities severely because people migrate from small and rural municipalities to big cities to access basic ...
• Digital health : a live healthcare console for public health in Gauteng, South Africa 

  Moonsamy, Wesley (2024-10-14)

  Access to quality, real-time information can enable a healthcare system to achieve tactical objectives, such as providing quality patient care, and strategic objectives, such as allocating scarce resources. Digital health ...
• Exploring challenges in the use of the provided information communication technology in schools of Seplan : a case study 

  Munzwa, Honest (2024-08-10)

  This study aimed to explore the challenges in the use of provided ICT equipment in the schools of Seplan Circuit. The DBE initiated numerous programmes of providing ICT equipment in schools of Seplan Circuit for over 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 ...
• Federated social networking sites as a tool for elearning: a case of Midlands State University in Zimbabwe 

  Mugoniwa, Beauty (2023-11)

  The literature shows a surge in social networking sites, users of social networking sites, the frequency of visits to social networking sites and the time spent on each visit. This calls for a paradigm shift from asynchronous ...
• 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 ...
• Innovativeness and management models in implementing and managing digital learning in Gauteng universities 

  Lerata, Martin Tsiliso (2024-02)

  Prior research indicates that the use of organisational innovativeness and management models has primarily been observed in firms from developed countries. Research has revealed that this factor contributes to the effectiveness ...
• Differential evolution optimization algorithms and its application in machine learning based disease detection 

  Egling, Theodore (2024-08-29)

  Machine learning (ML) in healthcare is crucial for establishing and enhancing performant automated disease detection systems that can be used in medical practice. This dissertation aims to improve ML classifiers for disease ...
• Exploring key performance indicators for selected township small, medium, and micro service enterprises in South Africa to evolve in the organisational life cycle 

  Huma, Busisiwe (2024-03)

  Township small, medium, and micro enterprises (“enterprises”) face challenges due to not utilising key lagging and leading performance indicators (“indicators”) to evolve in the organisational life cycle (“cycle”) and ...
• 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 ...
• Determining the uptake of ICT, GIS, RS, and 4IR technologies in improving food security in the agricultural sector in Gauteng Province, South Africa 

  Mafenya, Khathutshelo (2024-01-27)

  Food insecurity has long been a problem in South Africa, with 6.5 million people (11% of the population) suffering from hunger in 2019. South Africa should, due to rising demands for food in urban areas, notably in Gauteng, ...
• 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 ...
• Perceptions of South African freelance copywriters on cross-cultural communication on the Upwork digital platform 

  Moyo, Busani (2024-02-01)

  This qualitative study explores and describes the perceptions of South African freelance copywriters on cross-cultural communication on the Upwork digital platform. The study seeks to examine these perceptions with the aim ...

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