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An evaluation of indigenisation policy in Zimbabwe.
(2014)The need to redress the skewed ownership of productive assets has given rise to the process of indigenisation and economic empowerment processes in many previously colonized countries. Countries such as Zambia, Brazil, ... -
An evaluation of inflation targeting in South Africa.
(2006)This research was conducted to evaluate the adoption of inflation targeting in South Africa as a strategy to maintain price stability. The research was based on the period prior to inflation targeting and the period of ... -
Evaluation of integrated control of postharvest grey mould and blue mould of pome fruit using yeast, potassium silicate and hot water treatments.
(2012)The public concern over synthetic pesticides in foods and the environment has created an interest to find effective and safe non-fungicide means of controlling postharvest pathogens. The overall objective of this thesis ... -
An evaluation of irrigated ryegrass/clover pastures for fat lamb production in the Highland Sourveld of Natal.
(1986)The primary objective of this study was to increase net farm income in the Highland Sourveld of Natal by developing pasture based fat lamb production systems. Secondary objectives included (a) determination of ... -
Evaluation of laboratory methods for susceptibility testing of staphylococcus aureus.
(1988)The susceptibility of 80 StaphyIococcus aureus isolated to oxacillin was investigated using microtitre, agar dilution and Stokes' disc diffusion methods. There was a bimodal distribution of the isolates according to the ... -
An evaluation of language materials developed by the Language in Learning and Teaching (LILT) project in terms of the language development of the learners using them, based on what they aim to achieve and their perceived functions in the light of the guiding principles under-pinning the LILT project.
(2001)The focus of the research reported on in this dissertation is an evaluation of the Language in Learning and Teaching project (LILT), in terms of its ability to facilitate English language development in schools where both ... -
Evaluation of largis application in planning, acquisition and maintenance of utility servitudes : an Eskom case study.
(2016)GIS has been used for quite some time by utility organisations while the demands for their services by the public have also increased exponentially. This has prompted many utility organisations to constantly review their ... -
Evaluation of maturity parameters of 'Fuerte' and 'Hass' avocado fruit.
(2014)Avocado fruit is one of the most important horticultural crops produced in South Africa. The fruit does not give obvious indication of maturity as it does not ripen as long as it remains attached to a tree. Harvesting ... -
Evaluation of methods and approaches for surveying savanna invertebrates.
(2006)The savanna is an important biome, which is under threat from land transformation, and it is therefore a focus for conservation planning. Yet, the invertebrate fauna of this biome is poorly documented and hence there is ... -
An evaluation of Nedbank's home loan offering in relation to its market share (case study of KZN).
(2015)Nedbank has intentionally allowed its home loan market share to fall over the past 3 years. The focus has been on cleaning up its existing book and selectively lending to low risk clients. The focuses of the study was to ... -
An evaluation of needlestick injuries amongst staff at a large urban hospital.
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Evaluation of nutritional, chemotherapeutic and educational approaches to manage gastrointestinal nematodes and improve small-scale goat farming.
(2007)Small-scale goat farmers from south-western KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa, identified gastrointestinal helminths, dry-season feed scarcity and poor reproductive performance as major production constraints and ... -
An evaluation of oral feedback as a means of scaffolding for postgraduate student writing.
(2007)Universities in South Africa as yet do not provide multilingual education. For many students this means they have to use their second or additional language for the Discourse of the academic world. This dissertation ... -
Evaluation of outsourcing : a case analysis of Lever Ponds (Maydon Wharf).
(2003)The aim of the study is to assess whether or not the outsourcing of production at the Lever Ponds Maydon Wharf factory has been successful from a financial and operational perspective. Chapter one gives a background as to ... -
Evaluation of overcurrent protection performance and application on the Eskom shunt capacitors during system disturbances.
(2009)This dissertation report began as an investigation into an overcurrent relay protection operation on a shunt capacitor bank (SCB) at ESKOM’s Westgate substation. Westgate substation has two SCBs, both of which were in ... -
The evaluation of ozone technology to reduce the concentration of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in contaminated soil.
(2011)Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) are hazardous and toxic chemicals to both humans and animals. In the late 1960’s PCBs were discovered to be a harmful pollutant which could cause environmental contamination due to its ... -
Evaluation of PCI reverse osmosis membrane on landfill leachate.
(2010-10-20)The specific objective of this study was to evaluate a PCI reverse osmosis membrane for -
Evaluation of plants used in African traditional medicine for asthma and related conditions.
(2015-02-06)Traditional medicine is a form of discipline that has been applied within most South African societies with the objective of enhancing the physical and psychological health system in the country. Asthma is a complex ... -
An evaluation of plants used in eastern Nigeria in the treatment of epilepsy and convulsion.
(2013-12-12)Schumanniophyton magnificum and Glypheae brevis are important medicinal plants growing wild in the West African rain forest. They are used in folkloric medicine in the treatment of epilepsy and convulsion as well as for ... -
An evaluation of postgraduate social science students' knowledge of conducting research responsibility in a South African university.
(2010)Conducting research responsibly is an essential part of ethical research (Steneck & Bulger, 2007). When research is not conducted responsibly, the result is often research misconduct, which may cause harm to research ...
