• Ungulate communities and the role of environmental gradients in their spatial and temporal dynamics 

  Kidwai, Zaara (2023-12)

  The African savanna supports a high diversity of ungulate species that have intrigued scientists for a long time. Fluctuating densities across space and time suggest ungulate populations are predominantly regulated by ...
• Exploring the potential contribution of organic community food gardens for sustainability: the perspective of cultivators and consumers 

  Boshoff, Harriët Maria (2024-01-16)

  The exponential rise in global organic food product sales indicates a transformative shift in consumer preferences towards healthier, more sustainable, and environmentally conscious food choices. This qualitative study, ...
• A framework of macroeconomic drivers of foreign divestment in African Countries 

  Maduane-Komape, Refilwe (2024-01)

  The act of foreign divestment (FD) is an inescapable decision undertaken by multinational enterprises (MNEs). However, the consequences of macroeconomic variables on FD are yet to be thoroughly examined. Furthermore, despite ...
• Experiences of female teachers on ascendance to leadership opportunities in secondary schools in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Biyabeyen, Asfaw Maeregu (2024-08-12)
• A criminological exploration of the fear of crime among domestic workers in Tshwane, Gauteng 

  Mashaba, Hlengani Gibin (2024-01)

  South Africans are concerned about the high levels of crime and violence in the country. Housebreaking and theft are the most common crimes faced by citizens, although statistics reveal a slight decline in the number of ...
• An exploration towards developing a framework for social media utilisation for internal communication in Kenyan organisations 

  Omayo, Faith Moraa (2024-11-20)

  Over recent decades, the internet transformed human interaction by providing a dynamic platform that enables millions to communicate and socialise globally. In this context of rapid technological advance-ment, social media ...
• 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 ...
• Teachers’ experiences and attitudes towards teaching natural sciences in informal learning environments: a case study in the Amajuba district 

  Kubheka, Silindile Brightness (2024-08)

  Informal learning environments are among the most effective settings for enhancing learners’ academic achievement in science subjects. They are expected to motivate learners to take responsibility for their own learning, ...
• Synthesis of magnetic nanoadsorbents derived from maize waste and their application for the adsorptive removal of selected heavy metal ions from wastewater samples 

  Mahlaule Glory, Louisah Mmabaki (2024-05)

  Over the past few years, heavy metal ion (HMI) pollution has become a crucial matter due to their threat to human health and ecological systems.,. Furthermore, HMIs have been reported to be hazardous, persistent, and in ...
• Exploring the use and influence of macronutrients and energy information labelling on the intention to purchase packaged food 

  Ndlovu, Sithabile Sharon (2024-01-26)

  The high prevalence of obesity in South Africa has been linked to unhealthy food consumption. Food labelling plays a significant role in informing and educating consumers about macronutrients in the food they consume. ...
• The impact of an employee assistance programme on trainee accountant's perceived level of stress 

  Naidu, Salisha (2024-11)

  In today’s world, stress is a common and significant issue, especially in the workplace where it has reached endemic proportions. Stress is now one of the biggest challenges, affecting mental, physical and organisational ...
• The Six-Party Talks on North Korea’s nuclear program : analysis of how time delay tactics influence the manipulation of alliances leading to entrapment in nuclear negotiations. 

  Zhou, Ian Fleming (2017-01-30)

  The research analyses how weaker parties in a negotiation can change the assumed structural outcome of a negotiation. Structural Analysis assumes that the stronger parties always prevail but that is not necessarily always ...
• 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 ...
• Determinants of successful trading of outbound oranges produced in the Limpopo province, South Africa 

  Bjang, Mafadi Abram (2023-11)

  Success in international trade of oranges for the Limpopo province’s citrus farmers remains a difficult task as phytosanitary constraints and other cultural practices continue to pose serious threats within the citrus ...
• Physiology, yield, and nutritional contribution of Indian Hemp (Cannabis sativa L) grown under different fertilizer types and environment 

  Thobejane, Kgaogelo Ignatius (2024-08-05)

  The first three Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 1, 2 and 3) set by the United Nations focus on ending poverty, promoting good agriculture to eradicate malnutrition, and ensuring good health and well-being, respectively. ...
• 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 ...
• A framework for agricultural extension practices among farmers with disabilities in Ghana 

  Arhin, Mark (2023)

  The main aim of this study was to develop a comprehensive framework for improving agricultural extension practices among farmers with disabilities (FWDs) in Ghana. To achieve this, specific objectives were set to analyse: ...
• Teachers' perceptions of the decline of the Sesotho language among Grade 4 learners in Ekurhuleni South District 

  Motaung, Lerato Precious (2024-10-10)

  This qualitative case study explored teachers’ perceptions on the decline of the Sesotho language among Grade 4 learners in Ekurhuleni South District. Six Sesotho teachers from six public primary schools were purposively ...
• An analysis of climate change adaption strategies: a case study of smallholder farmers in Limpopo province, South Africa 

  Mabunda, Queen (2023-10)

  Climate change is a worldwide problem as it affects agriculture which is the livelihood of the poor. The study used the Protection Motivation Theory to understand how smallholder farmers protect themselves from climate ...
• Exploring the influence of perceived consumer value on the decision to purchase fashion products 

  Akugo, Iheanacho Genevive (2023-01-31)

  Fashion purchases are a mechanism through which the wearer achieves self-expression and emotional connectedness that is attributed to the value of the fashion products. The value consumers attribute to fashion product ...

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