Technical frames used for the online reporting of lesbian killings in South Africa by Marchant van der Schyff

“…South Africa remains one of the most dangerous places for women – lesbians in particular – to live freely and safely, where a culture of patriarchy and a lack of socio-economic opportunity are ubiquitous throughout its communities. …”
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TRAJECTORIES OF MUTUAL ZOMBIFICATION IN THE PRAXIS OF POST-COLONIAL FAITH IN SOUTH AFRICA: by B. Dube

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Professional Values of Undergraduate Students at a Nursing School in South Africa by Portia Bimray, Jennifer Chipps, Victoire Ticha

“…Several studies in various countries have been conducted to describe the professional values held by nursing students, but this has not been explored in detail in South Africa. Aim. The purpose of this study was to describe the professional values held by undergraduate degree students at a nursing school in South Africa. …”
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Implementing E-MOTIVE for detection and treatment of postpartum haemorrhage in South Africa by M Singata-Madliki, S Fawcus, N Moran, E Arends, E Muller, S Mandondo, G J Hofmeyr

“… Postpartum haemorrhage is the leading cause of preventable maternal mortality in South Africa. In a significant breakthrough in the management of PPH, the E-MOTIVE trial found that a multifaceted health service intervention reduced severe PPH after vaginal delivery by 60% in 78 hospitals in Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania and SA. …”
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The Public Transport Crisis in South Africa: Through the Eyes of the Four Revolutions by Mondli Hlatshwayo

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Resilience and Resistance Among Migrant Male Domestic Workers in South Africa by David du Toit

“… Despite the large body of scholarly research that has addressed the various challenges encountered by female domestic workers, there exists a notable gap in understanding the experiences of male domestic workers in South Africa. The present study seeks to bridge this gap by exploring the experiences of ten black African migrant male domestic workers in Johannesburg. …”
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24-Hour Measurement of Gastric pH in Rural South Africa by Alastair M. Sammon, Eugene J. Ndebia, Ekambaram Umapathy, Jehu E. Iputo

“…This was satisfactorily completed on 26 female and 18 male (age 21–64, median 35) subjects in the Transkei region of South Africa. Results. The mean 24 hour gastric pH was 2.84 and the mean night-time pH was 3.7. 40 volunteers recorded a night-time pH reaching over 4. 33 volunteers recorded a night-time pH over 7. …”
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RELIGIOUS TOURISM AND RESILIENCE BUILDING: AN OVERVIEW OF IMPACTS AND RECOVERY IN SOUTH AFRICA by Siphathisiwe Caroline MZOBE, Siyabulela NYIKANA

Subjects: “…religious tourism; south africa; resilience; covid-19; tourism recovery…”
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Some-where over the rainbow by Lucia Saks

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The Influence and Legacy of the Shepherding Movement on the Current Neo-Pentecostal Movement in South Africa by Kelebogile T. Resane

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Materiality in reporting integration in South Africa: A natural language processing analysis by Cornelis T. van der Lugt, Hans-Peter Bakker, Nadia Mans-Kemp

“…Setting: This study was conducted in a market where reporting integration and a dynamic understanding of materiality are well advanced. South Africa is deemed an integrated reporting front-runner. …”
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Occurrence of efavirenz, levonorgestrel, ibuprofen, and diclofenac in wastewaters of limpopo province, South Africa by E.P. Munzhelele, W.B. Ayinde, W.M. Gitari, G.K. Pindihama, R. Mudzielwana

“…This study aims to investigate the occurrence of efavirenz, levonorgestrel, ibuprofen, and diclofenac in wastewaters of Vhembe and Mopane District Municipalities, Limpopo Province, South Africa. A total of 48 samples were collected at the inlet and outlet of the selected wastewater treatment plants during April, July, and October 2023. …”
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Consumer Challenges of the Socio-Economically Disadvantaged in South Africa and the Role of Consumer Legislation by Lindeka Tentu, Karunanidhi Reddy

“… In South Africa, high poverty and low literacy rates significantly affect the consumer market, especially for vulnerable individuals in disadvantaged communities. …”
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The anti-politics of food in South Africa: Transformation, accountability and the nutrition policy subsystem by Busiso Helard Moyo, Anne Marie Thow, Florian Kroll, Scott Drimie

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Entrepreneurship Development Among Black Youths in South Africa: A Choice or Neccesity? by Thulani Andrew Chauke

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Incipient special interest tourism: Sea angling as recreational sport in South Africa by Christian M. ROGERSON, Jayne M. ROGERSON

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A Review of Risk Management Planning and Reporting in South Africa’s Public Institutions by Tankiso Moloi

“… This exploratory work attempts to review the risk management planning and reporting practices applied in South Africa’s public institutions by defining variables that were deemed indicators of risk management planning and reporting practices, namely: the timing of the institutions’ strategic and combined assurance planning, documentation and active management of risks appearing in strategic risk registers and operational risk registers and the availability of risk management software (including its nature and usefulness). …”
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TV is the Devil, the Devil is on TV:Wild Religion and Wild Media in South Africa by Lee-Shae S.Scharnick-Udemans

“… In keeping with trends in the academy and the rapidly increasing presence, power,and persuasion of digital and electronic media on the African continent and in the global economy, the study of religion and the media in South Africa has become a flourishing field of intellectual inquiry. …”
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An exploratory analysis of the corporate identity of selected national government departments in South Africa by L Bezuidenhout L Bezuidenhout, CH van Heerden CH van Heerden

“… A communication task team appointed by the Government of South Africa in 1996 suggested that there should be one corporate identity for the government. …”
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