• Identification of misconceptions held by teachers and students with respect to concepts of Mendelian genetics and assessment of teaching methods to overcome such misconceptions. 

  Ivala, Eunice Ndeto. (1998)

  Abstract available in the PDF.

• A case study of girl’s violence among high school learners in Durban. 

  David, Virgil Eugene. (2016)

  Abstract available in the PDF.

• Exploring how post drug addicted healing and reintegration inform architectural design: towards a contemporary rehabilitation centre for Durban. 

  Jeewa, Nabila. (2020)

  Currently 40% of south Africa’s population living in rural and urban areas are involved int the use of substances or are post substance users and this number is increasing immensely over the past 5 years. Although the ...

• Women, children and educare in Groutville: a feminist analysis of a community in KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Browning, Leanne Elizabeth. (1996)

  This thesis focuses on childcare at two levels. Firstly, at the broader level of theoretical debate and policy making, and secondly, by examining the way in which it impacts on the lives of women in a specific community ...

• Professional Learning Communities (PLCs): rural teachers' perspectives and experiences in Vulindlela Circuit. 

  Zwane, Sikholiwe Goodenough. (2012)

  Abstract available in the PDF.

• #MrpMyStyle as brand communication: an analysis of Mr Price brand image as reflected through Facebook. 

  Gunkel, Kaylyn Elicia. (2019)

  This study investigates the hashtag #mrpmystyle as brand communication. Through observation of Mr Price‟s Facebook page, and its activities over a period, to evaluate the effectiveness of the Mr Price Facebook page in ...

• Articulating pain and surviving trauma: interrogating the representations of extreme gender violence in two contemporary South African plays by Lara Foot and Phyllis Klotz. 

  Mtshali, Nompumelelo. (2019)

  The high rape statistics in South Africa has launched diverse research enquiries to interrogate extreme gender-based violence particularly child rape and corrective rape. The findings from broad research studies for example ...

• Informal trading in post-apartheid South Africa: an examination of the experiences of black African women street traders in Durban. 

  Ntuli, Ingihlengile Sinothile. (2020)

  Gender rhetoric has increasingly gained momentum in the post-apartheid era. The increase of engagement in gender related challenges clearly presents many opportunities to debate and confront various experiences surrounding ...

• Understanding the sexual pleasure perceptions and preferences of black African university going women in the context of male circumcision. 

  Ndaba, Thandeka Yasmeen. (2020)

  There is limited knowledge reinforcing notions of a positive and pleasurable Black African female sexuality. This emanates from the fact that studies in the African context have been predominantly preoccupied with the ...

• The arms and armour of the armies of Antiochus III from the Median Revolt to the Battle of Magnesia (221-190 BC) 

  Du Plessis, Jean Charl.( Embargoed). (2020)

  By the time Antiochus III inherited the throne, the Seleucid empire, plagued by political infighting and revolts, was crumbling around him. Setting out to restore his kingdom to its former extent from Thrace in the west, ...

• The role of discursive power and non-governmental organisations in counter-human trafficking in South Africa. 

  Naidoo, Alandra Presley. (2019)

  The international debate on human trafficking dates back to the 1980s and 1990s when human trafficking was not envisioned outside of the perimeter of prostitution within international law and was sparked by the feminist ...

• Unemployed youths’ awareness of the National Youth Policy and the National Youth Development Agency and strategies used to find employment in Mpophomeni Township, KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Mthalane, Mandisa Brightness. (2020)

  The increasing rate of youth unemployment has been of great concern in South Africa. The South African government’s efforts to enhance the employability of youth, is in the form of the National Youth Policy and the ...

• Awareness and understanding of dementia among women in rural areas: HA-Sephapo, Mohale's Hoek, Lesotho. 

  Mokhosi, Mamatsie Margaret. (2020)

  Dementia is increasingly becoming a health issue that must be prioritised in national policies. With the increased life expectancy in both developed and developing countries, there is a high percentage of demented patients ...

• A critical analysis of public policies guiding legal determents and business operations of formal and informal private funeral parlours: the case study of Umbilo funeral parlours. 

  Gumede, Ntokozo.

  The funeral parlour industry in Durban came under the media spotlight in 2017 and 2018 due to a demarcation war that emerged among Black, White and Indian funeral parlour owners within the eThekwini metropolitan area. This ...

• Land reform as a strategy for sustainable livelihoods in Zimbabwe: breaking the household poverty in selected resettlement farms in Matabeleland. 

  Nyathi, Douglas. (2019)

  Zimbabwe’s agricultural production has remained low in spite of the presence of various agrarian policies including the recently implemented land reform programme. The agrarian policies focus extensively on crop and animal ...

• The burden of the future: an exploration of the aftermath of violent conflict in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (1996-2007) 

  Dunia, Heri Mugisha. (2019)

  This study explores the aftermath of protracted social conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through a historical lense in the Kabare district, precisely in Mulungu, Lwiro and Katana where research ...

• The demystification of masculinity and gender in United Nations peacekeeping operations in Africa South of the Sahara: a critical Afrocentric feminist ethical study. 

  Gunduza, Lioba Tendai. (2019)

  Globally, there are intensified efforts towards gender changes in peacekeeping operations. Females are gradually assuming some of the critical roles in United Nations (UN) Peacekeeping operations (UNPKOs). This development ...

• The rise of the female entrepreneur: liberation through escaping various gender-based limitations faced by working class women in South Africa. 

  Herbst, Denika Lorraine. (2020)

  Female entrepreneurship has been noted as a potential solution for economic instability, unemployment and inequality in developing counties like South Africa, by numerous researchers and theorists. Women have been undermined ...

• Inconsistencies in the adjudication of rights: an examination of three South African Constitutional Court decisions. 

  Mlotshwa, Cyril Simphiwe. (2020)

  The Republic of South Africa has a constitution that is often lauded as among the best in the world. This can be attributed, at least partly, to the fact that at the heart of it lies transformative constitutionalism, which ...

• Public participation in local government: a case study of ward committees in uMhlathuze Municipality. 

  Zulu, Kwandakwethu Kwanele. (2020)

  Apartheid prevented the participation of the majority of the population in South Africa in governance. In 1994, with the apartheid regime’s demise, South Africa entered into a democratic era. Ward committees were one of ...

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