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- This community is for all faculties and schools' theses and dissertations by masters and doctoral students.
Recent Submissions
Safety and pharmacokinetics of oral and longacting injectable cabotergravir or longacting rilpivirine in virologically supressed adolescents with HIV IMPAACT 2017MOCHAaa phase 12 multicentre openlebel noncomparative dosefinding study
Aditya Guar; E Capparelli; k calabrese; k baltrusaitis; Faeezah Patel
Acceptability and tolerability of longacting injectable cabotegravir or rilpivirine in the first cohort of virologically suppressed adolescents living with HIV IMPAACT 2017MOCHA a second analysis of a phase 12 multicentre openlabel noncomparative dos
(ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC) E Lowenthal; j Chapman; R Ohrenschall; k calabrese; Faeezah Patel; E et al
The Public Health Value of Coding Surgery in South Africa Using the International Classification of Health Interventions.
(MDPI AG) Sithara Satiyadev; Richard Madden; Judith Bruce
Ubuntu and Corporate Social Responsibility in the South African Mining Sector
(University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 2024) Cele, Sibusiso Henry; Munkuli, Bongani
All mining companies in South Africa invest in different forms of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as part of their obligation as corporate citizens. However,
these investments are not making a significant change in the reduction of frequent protests by mining communities, and these protests sometimes become violent. This paper therefore explores the possibility of embedding the concept of Ubuntu during the development of CSR strategy and implement it in way that will benefit both the local community and the mining company.
The study utilises the qualitative approach by interviewing mining communities to obtain their views of how mining companies can implement the CSR strategy.
Samples were taken from different mining communities, representing a variety of commodities mining within the borders of South Africa. The results indicate that constant engagements are required , with schedules of engagement forums drawn up by mining companies to enable communities to raise ideas of what the companies should invest in to benefit the communities. Decisions should also be communicated regularly to keep the community informed of the
developments in their areas
Longitudinal Analysis of Bone Metabolic Markers and Bone Mechanical Properties in STZInduced Diabetic Rats
E Tomaszewska; P Dobrowolski; S Muszynski; Janine Donaldson; Marcin Golynski; E et al