Human-elephant conflict (HEC) occurs across Africa and is a major threat to the continued existence of the African elephant. To effectively implement mitigation measures, a thorough understanding of the spatial and temporal ...

Rental housing significantly shapes housing discourse at the international level. Until recently, housing policy focussed mainly on home ownership to the neglect of rental housing, a situation that negatively affected ...

Process Improvement programmes are often embarked on in organisations to close gaps in performance. It is becoming increasingly important to understand what the drivers of success are of these improvement programmes to ...

Background and purpose of the research The magnitude of disability observed in stroke survivors is believed to be dependent, in part, on the severity of neurological deficits incurred. As important, but less well understood, ...

ABSTRACT Globalisation and a continuous advancement in technology have necessitated a need for employees to be trained and re-trained. The purpose of this study was to determine the factors that influence learner ...

Background and Purpose Caregivers of patients with stroke are central in providing for the patient‟s needs, facilitating participation of the patient in their daily functional ability, maintaining functional improvements ...

This research attempts to examine and explain the failure of UN diplomacy that was applied in Iraq from 1991 post-Gulf War to 2003. In order to achieve this, UN diplomatic instruments that included diplomatic negotiations, ...

ABSTRACT Looking up at the sky, we would never guess that our atmosphere contains between one and three billion tons of dust and other particles at any given time.1 Wind assists in keeping this dust airborne, but gravity ...

This thesis explores ideologies of intimate attachments and offers an overall critique of the ideology(ies) of family as evinced by Mungoshi’s ironic treatment of this theme. A close reading of Zimbabwe through the ...

Black South African women who have breast cancer have been found in general to be diagnosed at a younger age, have a more aggressive disease and a poorer prognosis in comparison to their Caucasian counterparts. However, ...