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The geology and rock mass quality of the Cenozoic Kalahari Group, Nchwaning Mine Northern Cape.
(2002)With the extension of the Nchwaning Mine shaft complex in the Northern Cape Province, various geological and geotechnical complications needed to be identified in order to ensure correct use of tunnelling methods and ... -
The geology and structure of the Bushveld Complex metamorphic aureole in the Olifants River area.
(1998)The contact metamorphic aureole of the Rustenburg Layered Suite of the Bushveld Complex extends to a depth of over 5 km into the underlying mainly argillaceous Pretoria Group. When compared to other parts of the metamorphic ... -
The geology and tectonic setting of the Shashe-Foley-Tonota area (Central Motloutse Complex), NE Botswana.
(2015-01-07)The well-developed NE-SW structural grain of the Shashe, Foley and Tonota (SFT) region is used to separate it from the NW-SE trending structures that characterise the Matsitama belt and adjacent area previously described ... -
The geology of the Ngoye granite gneiss formation.
(2013-11-14)The Ngoye Granite Gneiss Formation is located in the Natal sector of the Proterozoic Namaqua-Natal Mobile Belt, about 10 km southwest of Empangeni. It forms a prominent east-west trending elongate whalebacked massif some ... -
Geomorphic considerations in the deterioration of rural roads : the case of Inkandla, Indwedwe and Ga-Modjadji.
(2003)The condition of the rural road network in South Africa is in a severe state of deterioration and remains a matter of concern for inhabitants of rural areas. Apart from heavy use, the main problem is that road development ... -
The geomorphology of wetlands in the upper Mooi River catchment, KwaZulu-Natal.
(2001)Wetlands are now recognized as being an integral component of the physical landscape. Geomorphology has recently been recognised by wetland scientists as being of fundamental importance in wetland genesis, maintenance ... -
Geriatric attendance at Outpatients Department Addington Hospital, Durban.
(1997)This is a cross section study of the White elderly patients who attended Addington Hospital, Durban, Out-patient Department during a two week period in July 1985. Screening was by means of systematic sampling, a standard ... -
Getting the write message right: review of guidelines for producing readable print agricultural information materials.
(LiASA, 2014-05-08)Print agricultural information materials (PAIMs), such as leaflets, booklets and fact sheets, are used extensively to provide information to farmers. Such print materials can play a vital supportive role in extension, even ... -
GGE-Biplot and genetic diversity analysis of maize hybrids and inbred lines from the breeding programme at UKZN.
(2016)Maize (Zea mays L.) is the most important cereal crop in southern Africa. It is classified as a major staple food for human consumption. It is also used for animal feed in the livestock industry. Therefore, maize plays a ... -
Ghosts between two fires : an exploration of the impact of primary and secondary discursive practices on the construction of the subjectivities of a group of Coloured high school students in Pietermaritzburg.
(2002)Identity issues have been a sensitive area for many people who are classified as Coloured in South Africa. In the past, this could have been ascribed to the effects of apartheid ideology, which resulted in different responses ... -
Girl guides : towards a model of female guides in ancient epic.
(2009)Numerous ancient epics and their heroes share certain characteristics. Lord Raglan and Joseph Campbell, among others, developed these characteristics into hero models. In their models, it is mentioned that many heroes ... -
Girls and boys in the early years : gender in an African Catholic primary school in Marianhill, Durban.
(2008)There is evidence that primary schools are important places where gender inequalities are prevalent. The aim of this study was to explore how gender relations amongst grade two boys and girls in an African junior primary ... -
Girls and science in the Lesotho secondary schools : a study of the reasons for low participation rates by girls in the Mohale's Hoek district.
(2002)It has been discovered that in many countries, both locally and internationally, girls have low participation rates in science at secondary school level. This thesis examines the factors that underscore the persistence of ... -
Girls coping with sexual harassment issues in a high school in Maseru, Lesotho.
(2002)This study attempts to broaden the knowledge and understanding of issues of sexual harassment experienced by girls in a high school in Lesotho. It does this by focussing on Form D girls in one high school in Maseru, here ... -
Girls' experience of violence in a single-sex high school in KwaZulu-Natal.
(2009)This study explores the ways in which grade 10 girls experience violence within a single-sex high school setting in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The focus of the study is on their accounts of witnessing violence amongst ... -
A GIS based habitat suitability analysis of the Oribi antelope in KwaZulu-Natal.
(2009)Geographic information systems and remotely sensed information provide an analytical platform for linking habitat features and animal distribution in a spatial context. The spatial culmination of such data using geographic ... -
Gladiolus scabridus - the road to conservation and commercialisation.
(2005)There is at present a growing concern and awareness of the endangered status of many indigenous South African plants in the wild, a number of which have potential for commercial production. One such example is Gladiolus ... -
Glaring invisibility: dressing the body of the female cleaner.
(University of Western Cape., 2009)The paper explores how the uniform of a group of female cleaners appears to be more than an abstract object framed by the practical exegetics of work. The uniform is seen as acting as a material exercise of discretionary ... -
The glass ceiling : perceptions of aspiring female managers.
(2011)The glass ceiling has been defined as a subtle, intangible yet impenetrable barrier that hinders the accession of women to senior management positions. Its manifestations are unique to every country and organisation. The ... -
Global conservation, local impacts : environmental decision making in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
(2004)In 1996, two years after the election of a fully democratic government and the return of South Africa as an acceptable member of international society, the Premier of South Africa's Limpopo Province met with his counterpart, ...
