Author:Nchodu, DimakatsoDate: 2022his paper covers the constitutionality of the Disaster Management Act known as the Covid19 regulations. It will argue that to keep in line with an open and transparent government in a participatory democracy, we needed a more open and public ...Read more
Author:Naveed, MohammadDate:2022With the increase in the resolution of the Earth observation satellites, the cameras on these satellites require more detectors to fulfil the swath need and also the image sensors have to operate at a very high-speed with the sensor electronics ...Read more
Author:Nanji, NadineDate:2022Faith-based mental health provision as a model of mental health service delivery is not widely acknowledged or researched, despite being highly utilised, especially in the African context. There is currently limited empirical research or ...Read more
Author:Namalomba, PaulDate:2022Damage is briefly defined as the presence and growth of micro-defects in a material. This study serves to describe the computational implementation of the material damage theory adopted for ductile materials. Thus, pays attention to the ...Read more
Author:Nakkungu, MildredDate:2022The post-apartheid era in South Africa demonstrated a grand shift in the country's legislation. Local government legislation was particularly affected, as it was at the municipal level that the policies of apartheid were visible. Part of ...Read more
Author:Nair, KartheyaniDate:2022The aim of this research was to gain an understanding of the general perceptions, barriers, and facilitators to seeking mental health care among young adults in Maputo, Mozambique. In the context of the pandemic, semi-structured interviews ...Read more
Author:Mashaba, DineoDate: 2022The mining industry is faced with the challenge of mining and processing low grade, heterogeneous, and complex ores, a phenomenon known as ore variability. These ores need to be managed at an early operational stage, ideally during drill core ...Read more
Author:Mathebula, WoxyDate: 2022Research in the field of financial literacy has found that black people and other minority groups, globally, underperform in financial literacy assessments, in comparison to their white counterparts. Multiple factors have been identified in ...Read more
Author:Mateza, SomilaDate: 2022Background: Among individuals treated for HIV-1 infection, renal toxicity is more likely with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) than with tenofovir alafenamide (TAF). Limited previous studies suggest potential genetic associations with ...Read more
Author:McHardy, GarethDate: 2022The finance-growth nexus remains a divisive topic within macroeconomic discourse. Despite the plethora of studies devoted to understanding the causal relationships, there is still vast disagreement. This study comprehensively examines the ...Read more
Author:Manzila, Archippe NgweyDate: 2022Artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) has many definitions depending on the context. However, the common theme that characterises gold mining operations that fall within this category is that they make use of rudimentary methods to ...Read more
Author:Mate, Marisa JeremiasDate: 2022Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM) has been implementing training courses in the use of technologies in the teaching and learning process. However, despite the efforts made by the university, the use of these technologies by lecturers at UEM ...Read more
Author:Mgugudo-Sello, ZiyandaDate: 2022BACKGROUND: Suicide is a preventable public health problem affecting 800 000 people every year and 79% occurs in low to middle incomes countries. Males are mostly affected, and at-risk age groups are adolescents and young adults. Hanging, ...Read more
Author:Maoyi, Molulaqhooa LindaDate: 2022The Botswana High is a prominent mid-tropospheric system that modulates rainfall over subtropical Southern Africa, but the capability of a Global Climate Model (GCM) to reproduce the characteristics and influences of this system on drought ...Read more
Author:Mataga, Vimbayi TheresaDate: 2022Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that is rapidly on the increase. Cyberbullying continues to affect students today. Although studies on cyberbullying and school pupils have been done, a few studies mainly focus on how it affects the category ...Read more
Author:McNamara, EllenDate: 2022In this paper, I examine how biologically endowed computational systems help to frame our experiences as it relates to using the number line in school mathematics. This study is a synthesis of the research findings in cognitive science and ...Read more
Author:Mapiye, KarenDate: 2022Housing unaffordability has become a common phenomenon around the globe. The rate of demand for affordable housing around inner cities has seen a rise over the past couple of decades, yet the supply has not been able to keep up and has fallen ...Read more
Author:Marais, Gert J KDate: 2022The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has resulted in shortages of both critical reagents for nucleic acid purification and highly trained staff as supply chains are strained by high demand, public health measures and frequent quarantining and isolation ...Read more
Author:Mc Fie-Schwartz, SarahDate: 2022Paediatric traumatic brain injury (pTBI) is a leading cause of mortality and disability. South Africa is predicted to have a high pTBI rate and an adverse socioeconomic environment for recovery. Despite this, few studies have investigated the ...Read more
Author:Marquart, WijnandDate: 2022The rising demand for light olefins is at present mainly met via catalytic/thermal dehydrogenation of alkanes at temperatures of up to 900 °C. Under these severe process conditions, competing side reactions and catalyst deactivation via coking ...Read more