• An examination of South Africa’s foreign policy towards Israel and Palestine after 1994, with a specific focus on the conflict between these two respective territories/countries. 

  Radebe, Themba Innocent. (2016)

  The Israel-Palestine Conflict, which fully broke out in 1948 after the United Nations officially recognized the State of Israel, has been dragging on for decades. Incidentally, South Africa also introduced the apartheid ...

• The emergence of atheism in post-colonial South Africa. 

  Pillay, Patrick Brian Segaren. (2017)

  This study aims to offer an account of the emergence of the phenomenon of atheism in South Africa and in so doing present a case for its admittance as a new and exciting field of research within the academy in the country. ...

• Community knowledge and perceptions towards the use of traditional and western medical service systems in Coligny community in the North West province, South Africa. 

  Hlabe, Anna. (2016)

  Abstract available in PDF file.

• Exploring the perceptions of Congolese migrant women in Durban towards the practice of preserving virginity before marriage. 

  Kanda, Cecile Bulungu. (2017)

  This study explored the perceptions of Congolese migrant women towards the practice of preserving virginity as a form of purity until marriage, by focusing on the opinions of Congolese migrant women living in Durban in ...

• The Harmonic Perspective of Rhythm: applications for the expansion of musical awareness and the acquisition of rhythmically complex music. 

  Drace, John Miles. (2017)

  This study describes and evaluates a new paradigm for informed rhythmic practice: the harmonic perspective of rhythm. Normal, theoretically driven or written rhythmic conceptions have tended to rely on a limited grid based ...

• Analysis of the effectiveness of international partnership agreements in local municipalities in South Africa : case of eThekwini Municipality. 

  Camagu, Luvuyo Aggrey. (2017)

  Abstract available in PDF file.

• Negotiating sexuality: informal sexual cultures amongst young people at a township high school in KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Zibane, Sibonsile Zerurcia. (2017)

  This thesis is an ethnography of teenage girls and boys in grade 11 who are located in a township school in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa. Against the backdrop of major social and health problems in the ...

• The influences of Christianity and commerce on the culture of popular gospel music in post-apartheid South Africa. 

  Malembe, Sipho Sikhonzi. (2017)

  Gospel music is the biggest genre of popular music in South Africa. This popularity can be attributed to various elements that are an integral part of the diverse South African democratic society. As a developing country ...

• The reconciliation of work and care : a comparative analysis of South African Labour Laws aimed at providing working parents with time off to care. 

  Behari, Asheelia. (2017)

  The purpose of this thesis is to examine the adequacy of South African labour laws which regulate the rights of employees to take time off from work to attend to care-giving responsibilities. It engages in a comparative ...

• Success factors for business rescue in South Africa 

  Rajaram, Rajendra. (2016)

  In 2011 a new Companies Act, No. 71 of 2008 (RSA, 2008), was implemented in South Africa. A feature of this Act was the introduction of business rescue legislation. Although this legislation was implemented in May 2011, ...

• How should biblically-based homophobic/hate speech be treated in South Africa, legally and socially? 

  Webster, Charles. (2019)

  In a country like South Africa where 80% of the population is Christian, many of them quite conservative, and where homophobia is common, it seems likely (given the common biblically-based belief that homosexuality is a ...

• The interaction between the missionaries of the Cape eastern frontier and the colonial authorities in the era of Sir George Grey, 1854-1861. 

  Weldon, Constance Gail. (1984)

  In the work of radical historians and in Xhosa tradition the Cattle Killing has become the supreme example of the deliberately destructive impact of a colonial governor, helped by missionaries, on the Black peoples of the ...

• Exploring the migration experiences of Muslim Yao women in KwaZulu-Natal, 1994-2015. 

  Mbalaka, Joseph Yusufu. (2016)

  There is very little to no research accessible on Muslim Yao women in South Africa; the available literature focuses primarily on Muslim Yao male migrants. This study critically examines the lived migration experiences of ...

• An investigation into the meanings and contestations around the practice of labia elongation amongst a select group of migrant women living in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. 

  Namwala, Nachilima. (2017)

  This study investigates the meanings and contestations around the practice of labia elongation amongst a select group of migrant women living in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. This study examines how the migration experience ...

• An implementation analysis of e-learning: a case study of Kwapata Secondary School, Dambuza township. 

  Mkhize, Samukelisiwe Nicole.

  The use of information communication technologies (ICTs) is being re-introduced in the South African public schooling system as a development tool used to improve the quality of education and expand access to equal educational ...

• Migration: challenges and experiences of the Ethiopian Diaspora in the city of Johannesburg (2000-2015) and the role of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church’s Ministry. 

  Tesfaye, Ayalkibet Berhanu. (2017)

  Migration is a fact of international life as people continuously move from one place to another, have different experiences, and must react to new society and their cultures. Following the 1994 dispensation, South Africa ...

• The concept of alienation in the work of Frantz Fanon. 

  Ndlovu, Siphiwe. (2017)

  No abstract available.

• The use of linkedIn for recruitment: an exploratory and descriptive study of telecommunications companies listed on linkedIn (South Africa) 

  Quartey, Awo Ama Dede. (2017)

  The internet has brought benefits and challenges to society. E-recruitment is among the benefits. This present study explores the recruitment trends of Telecommunications companies which are online as well as the benefits ...

• Exploring the experiences of African female students in the environmental science program at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg and Westville campus. 

  Khoza, Sindiswa Yoland. (2017)

  The study is based on African female students and the different obstacles they have faced and continue to face due to aspects such as social, political and economic oppression that have hindered their growth in the academic ...

• A sociological medico-legal investigation on surrogacy in Ekiti State Teaching Hospital, Ekiti State and Oyedele & Co, Abuja. 

  Alabi, Oluwatobi Joseph. (2017)

  Up until recently adoption is basically the only alternative to infertility, however with the advancement in medical technology, it is now possible to procreate through various channels in assisted reproductive technologies. ...

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