Author:Moosa, Ebrahim E. I.Date:1995Abu Hamid al-Ghazali is a major figure in Muslim thought and famous for his writings on theology and mysticism. Al-Ghazali’s first career was that of a jurist and he had made major contributions to the jurisprudence of the Shafii school. As ...Read more
Author:Molla-Adankew, AlemayehuDate:2002eCommerce is touted as offering developing countries unprecedented opportunities for economic growth and development. In addition, current wisdom maintains that developing countries' success in eCommerce will have an impact far beyond their ...Read more
Author:Nyehita, Suzanne GhatiDate:2017The era of digitization has brought about new categories of copyright works and new modes of dissemination of these works. This has affected music works copyright, collective management of these rights and the law of copyright as a whole. ...Read more
Author:Katoma, VictorDate:2011In an age of immense business competition, and far-reaching leadership requirements, Discretionary Effort is required as part of a value creation and enhanced performance strategy. Discretionary Effort is the unsolicited effort, which employees ...Read more
Author:Connor, Michael AnthonyDate:1971This thesis reports the results of an experimental investigation of the effect of buoyancy forces on turbulent upflow of air in a vertical pipe under condit.io:1s of constant wall heat flux at Reynolds numbers of 5000 to 14000. Preliminary ...Read more
Author:Kritzinger, MichaelaDate:2013This thesis articulates a vision for how redevelopment in Cape Town's city centre - taking place in the under-utilized Culemborg rail yard and Foreshore precincts - can initiate and contribute to much needed urban restructuring in the city. ...Read more
Author:Gajjar, Narendrakumar ChhotalalDate:1983Hypercapnia and/or hypoxia normally cause hyperventilation, The sensitivity to hypercapnia and hypoxia and the resultant hyperventilation is reduced in a patient suffering from damped respiratory centre activity. The P 0.1 method is a ...Read more
Author:Mvulane, Zama AiryDate:2002This study is one of a continuing series of my attempts to explore with deeper understanding the seriousness of the manifestation corruption South African government. It develops an analytical approach whose ideas and framework are largely ...Read more
Author:Monson, Michael LeslieDate:2013The belief that society benefits from the adoption of democratic practices and a desire to improve schooling in South Africa, motivate this research. The social objective of the research is therefore to determine what are the causes of the ...Read more
Author:Schorn, SimonDate:2019The interpretation of pressure (P)-temperature (T)-time (t) data is key to reconstruct the geologic evolution of ancient exhumed orogens. Of these, temperature is regarded as proxy for the heat energy available during orogenic metamorphism. ...Read more
Author:Page, TeneilleDate:2019Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) involves a broad presentation of symptoms classified along continuum of severity, with core deficits in Social Affect and Restricted, Repetitive Behaviours required for formal diagnosis (American Psychiatric ...Read more
Author:Mahashe, Tebogo GeorgeDate:2019This multi-part PhD submission builds on Premesh Lalu’s (2009) assertion that an understanding of the subjectivity of the colonised is irrecoverable from the colonial archive. It does this through my quest for, and my encounter with, fragments ...Read more
Author:Wamicha, ElizabethDate:2019Kenya is currently experiencing large-scale economic growth. With this economic growth has come the need for organizations to have well-defined business processes largely through the development of business process management (BPM) initiatives. ...Read more
Author:Taruvinga, PascallDate:2019The strategic importance of World Heritage sites in addressing social needs is now well recognised in Africa and elsewhere. However, the contribution of these sites to socio-economic development is rarely a topic of empirical investigation ...Read more
Author:Taguta, JestosDate:2019The wettability of mineral surfaces plays an important role in the flotation process. A wettable mineral is hydrophilic while a non-wettable mineral is hydrophobic. In the flotation process, sufficiently hydrophobic particles are collected ...Read more
Author:Boyd, Rosanna MDate:2019Background: Botswana reports high treatment success for rifampicin-resistant tuberculosis (RR-TB), but many challenges remain. Case detection is lower than expected and varies by year, and mortality rates are high. Research aims included ...Read more
Author:Abraham, CatherineDate:2019'Nothing’1
is frequently associated with insignificance. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, 'to
reduce to nothing is to consider or treat as worthless or unimportant’. This project aims to reveal that this form of nothing is, ...Read more
Author:Welgemoed, Lee-AnneDate:2018Cortical bone has been found to display properties that vary greatly, with most previous work focused on human or bovine bone. The main aim of this research was to investigate mechanical properties of cortical bone from various species of ...Read more
Author:Dharani, BabarDate:2019Happiness at work is an umbrella concept including the constructs of: job satisfaction, affective organizational commitment and engagement. A major contributor to happiness at work is personorganization fit. Distinct organizational characteristics ...Read more
Author:Pretorious, Ane SophiaDate:2019Heroic male operatic roles were not always limited to what is today mainly known as male voices (tenor or baritone/bass). In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries prepubescent boys were often castrated in order to keep their voices within ...Read more
